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Focus Groups [S/C]
Focus groups explore what people know, think and feel about a particular topic. A focus group usually involves six to twelve people with some knowledge of, experience with, or interest in an issue.
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2024 Quality of Place awards
Nominations for the 2024 Quality of Place Awards are now closed.
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Gateway to Homechoice
Wait... Before you contact us, you might find what you're looking for on our Register for housing page.
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Our Parks is coming to East Suffolk
To help encourage local residents to stay healthy and active, free fitness classes will begin in some East Suffolk parks and open spaces in May.
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Benefits
Our Revenues and Benefits service (Council Tax, Housing Benefits and Business rates) is delivered by the Anglia Revenues Partnership (ARP).
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Waveney Disability Forum
The Waveney Disability Forum was set up as a reference group to help the district council to listen, learn and consult with people with disabilities and their carers.
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Taxi and private hire licensing
Read more about "Taxi and private hire licensing"...If you wish to make an appointment at either Riverside, Lowestoft, or East Suffolk House, Melton, for a new application, a renewal or to collect vehicle plates then please contact our Licensing Team.
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Operation Camouflage is back!
A popular summer activities programme returns to East Suffolk later this month, with priority given to children who are eligible for free school meals.
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Fly-tipping
Wait... Before you contact us, you might find what you're looking for on our fly-tipping pages.
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Serious Violence Duty
What is Serious Violence?
The Home Office Serious Violence Strategy shows that since 2014, specific types of serious violence have been increasing faster than other crime types. Specifically, homicide, knife crime, gun crime and county lines drug dealing have increased significantly. The new duty however also widens the scope for each area to include other forms of serious violence, for example, robbery, aggravated burglary, assaults, arson endangering life, modern slavery, sexual assault, exploitation and disorder.
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