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Suffolk Armed Forces Community Covenant
The Suffolk Armed Forces Annual Report Annual report 2021-22 East Suffolk Council is a partner of the Suffolk Armed Forces Community Covenant.
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Organising a street party
The Government has produced a guide on how to hold a street party in your local area that sets out the things you need to think about and the information you will need to let us know:
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Sizewell C Examination: East Suffolk Council response
As a six-month Planning Inspectorate examination of proposals for a new nuclear power plant at Sizewell draws to a close, East Suffolk Council has welcomed a range of important revisions to the scheme and a multi-million pound financial package for investment back in to local communities.
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Control documents and management plans
These documents are approved under the DCO however, some may only have been in a draft state at the end of the examination period. Please check back here for the most up to date versions of the documents.
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Domestic abuse
East Suffolk Council has been working in partnership with other districts and boroughs across the districts to deliver an enhanced and tailored approach to those suffering from domestic abuse. In partnership with Anglia Care Trust and Orwell Housing, we have been able to deliver a number of services across the district, including the provision of satellite unit accommodation, enabling the provision of specialist accommodation based support to help local areas meet the priorities for domestic abuse services. This has ensured the safety of those fleeing domestic abuse and providing a holistic approach to support victims who are not able to access refuge accommodation because of complex needs. This is a provision offered in addition to refuge accommodation available in Lowestoft and other areas of the district and across East Suffolk. We have two units of accommodation in the North and two in the South that are accessible by all Suffolk local authorities on a reciprocal basis.
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Community environmental action fund case studies
These projects received funding from the Community Environmental Action Fund:
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Revocation of AQMA Woodbridge Results 2022
Revocation of the Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) at the junction of Lime Kiln Quay Road / Thoroughfare / St John’s Street / Melton Hill in Woodbridge (Woodbridge Junction)
Public Consultation results
A Public Consultation asking for views and comments on our revocation assessment for, and the intention to revoke, the AQMA declared at the junction of Lime Kiln Quay Road / Thoroughfare / St John’s Street / Melton Hill in Woodbridge was undertaken between May and July 2022. The Consultation ran for 6 weeks and ended on 11th July 2022.
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National award for innovative Deben Fields development
A major council-owned development in Felixstowe has won a prestigious national award for its high-quality and innovative design.
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Former post office to be transformed into creative hub
Ambitious plans to transform an empty building into an exciting new visual arts and cultural space have been announced, as part of a wider programme of regeneration in Lowestoft’s town centre.
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Community Land Trusts
Why set up a Community Land Trust (CLT)?
A CLT can protect an asset, including housing, employment, education or green space for future generations in perpetuity because it is held in ‘trust’. CLT’s are legally defined enterprises run by local people who are accountable to their community.
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