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Landguard Peninsula, planning a new era
With its rich history and heritage, unique wildlife and attractions… the Landguard Peninsula at Felixstowe in Suffolk is now looking to the future - and we are looking for people to join us on this exciting new journey.
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Scrap metal dealer licensing
Under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, those who deal in scrap metal require a licence. There are two types of licence – one for running a site and one for mobile collectors who do not operate from a site.
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New and affordable homes welcome first residents in East Suffolk village
A contractor who worked on a new housing development near Saxmundham has been able to move himself into one of the homes with the help of East Suffolk Council (ESC).
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East Suffolk Council completes sale of former Melton Hill offices in Woodbridge
East Suffolk Council is pleased to announce the sale of its former offices to a family-run developer to provide much needed housing in the Woodbridge area.
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Beccles residents invited to free health and wellbeing event
Residents from the Beccles area are invited to find out more about the broad range of health and wellbeing support and services available to them locally at free event.
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Governance groups
Governance groups are defined in the Deed of Obligation (DOO) and include ‘Community groups’, ‘Working groups’ and ‘Review groups’. This page provides details for each group and will also include copies of published meeting agendas, meeting minutes and any decisions made as and when these become available.
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Neighbourhood Development Plan process
This is a summary of the steps that will need to be undertaken in order for a Neighbourhood Development Plan to become part of the Local Plan and used to make decisions on planning applications. The process for preparing and adopting a Neighbourhood Development Order or a Community Right to Build Order is broadly the same as that for a Neighbourhood Development Plan.
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Dangerous structures and demolitions
Buildings become dangerous for many reasons e.g. age, deterioration, settlement, impact by vehicles, explosion or fire damage. Other dangers can come from loose masonry or slates and unstable garden boundary walls. We operate an emergency service and officers are available 24 hours a day to deal with any situation which may arise. Working closely with the emergency services, the surveyor will act upon information received.
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Suffolk hedgerow survey
Why was a survey undertaken?
The project originated in response to the 1992 Rio Earth Summit whereby those 170 + countries attending agreed to set up benchmarks for their identified priority issues in the areas of flora, fauna, landscape and habitat as part of their Local Agenda 21. In England and Wales this became the responsibility of local authorities.
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Ranking [C/S]
Ranking helps assess the relative priority of issues/needs/problems or the solutions to these problems (i.e. it can be completed before or after action planning). It explores the reasons people make specific choices and can be used to compare the preferences of different individuals/groups in a community.
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