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Local List of Parks/Gardens of Historic and Landscape Interest
Historic parks and gardens are characteristic features of east and west Suffolk – either side of the High Suffolk clay plateau. This reflected the position of the largest landed estates - including in the Suffolk Sandlings - and also their geographical distribution along the historic route between Ipswich and Great Yarmouth. These parks were construed as primarily an aesthetic landscape – an irregular, ‘naturalistic’ setting of grass, trees and woodland around a big house. Parks were expressions of status and wealth, marking out the owner as a member of the landed elite.
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Brownfield land register
The Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations require all Local Planning Authorities in England to prepare, maintain and publish a brownfield land register.
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New planning guidance for rural development
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help guide a range of different developments in rural areas.
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Fresh opportunity for funding to support East Suffolk residents this winter
Voluntary organisations and community groups have another chance to apply for an East Suffolk Council and Suffolk County Council ‘Cost of Living Community Grant’ to support individuals and families in communities throughout the district this winter.
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Further funding for local communities
Voluntary and community groups in Aldeburgh, Leiston, Saxmundham and surrounding villages are set to benefit as Community Partnership opens a second round of funding scheme next week.
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Permitted development rights
‘Permitted Development Rights’ allow for certain change of use and physical works to be undertaken without the need for planning permission. They are defined within National Legislation, primarily within the Town and Country Planning General Permitted Development Order 2015 (England) (As Amended).
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Community Right to Build
The Community Right to Build makes it easier for local people to initiate and deliver small scale developments they would like to see in their area.
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Planning application process
Our planning application process diagram shows the process through which applications are registered, consulted on, considered and determined.
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Planning application process
Our planning application process diagram shows the process through which applications are registered, consulted on, considered and determined.
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Have your say on conservation area management
Residents, business and property owners in Lowestoft are invited to comment on a reappraised management plan for the South Lowestoft and Kirkley Conservation Area.
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