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  • Hate crime

    A hate crime is defined as – any incident which constitutes a criminal offence, perceived by the victim or anyone else as being motivated by prejudice or hate. A hate incident is defined as any incident which may or may not constitute a criminal offence which is perceived by the victim or anyone else as being motivated by prejudice or hate.

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  • Minor works grants (fast track)

    Who is eligible?

    Minor works grants are available to home owners on a low income.

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  • Naming and numbering new properties (including new streets and property conversions)

    Once your planning application and building regulations have been approved and initial work has commenced on the site, you should apply for the property address/es.

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  • Business continuity

    Business continuity is the process that an organisation puts into place to ensure that essential activities can continue during unforeseen emergencies and get back to a normal level of operation as quickly as possible.

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  • Squatters and unauthorised occupants

    If you see anyone suspicious or who appears to be squatting in a property please contact the Housing Officer for that area or email us at estates@eastsuffolk.gov.uk. We can resolve the matter quickly and any contact will be strictly confidential.

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  • Register to vote

    Who can register?

    In order to register to vote you must:

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  • The Electoral Register and the Open Register

    There are two Registers. Why?

    Using information received from the public, Registration Officers keep two Registers - the Electoral Register and the Open Register (also known as the 'edited' Register).

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  • UK Parliamentary (general) elections

    The UK Parliamentary (General) Election is held to elect representatives to UK Parliament. These representatives are called Members of Parliament (MPs).

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  • Commercial waste

    East Suffolk Services Ltd (ESSL) offer a complete waste and recycling service to cover all of your business needs effectively.

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  • Your MPs

    There are four parliamentary constituencies in this area;  Lowestoft, Waveney Valley, Suffolk Coastal or Central Suffolk & North Ipswich. The MPs are available at regular advice surgeries to meet with constituents.

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