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By-elections
Casual vacancies and by-elections
If a councillor leaves their seat during the course of their term, a casual vacancy occurs. This could be due to the resignation of a councillor, the passing away of a councillor, the disqualification (or ceasing to be qualified) of a councillor, or a failure to take up office.
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Purdah/pre-election period
The pre-election period (informally known as 'purdah') begins with the publication of the Notice of Election for an election, and runs until the election has taken place.
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Ride in tandem with the Tour of Britain this September
People living near the route for the Tour of Britain are being set their own cycling challenge – as anticipation grows for the return of the race to East Suffolk on Thursday 7 September.
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How do I become a councillor?
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Annual Electoral Canvass
Each year the Electoral Registration Officer (ERO) has a legal requirement to conduct the annual canvass to ensure that the electoral register is accurate and complete. Usually, a revised register is published on 1 December.
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Plans for Former Deben High School Site, Felixstowe
Former Deben High School site planning submission East Suffolk Council recently exchanged contracts to take ownership of the former Deben High School site in Felixstowe from Suffolk County Council. We are excited by this significant opportunity as it will enable us to deliver two important leisure developments as well as much needed housing for the town.
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Helping households access flood recovery grant funding
East Suffolk Council is continuing to help flood-hit communities and has written to affected households with details about how to access available funding support.
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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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Booking a site inspection
Online building regulation site inspection request form We operate a next working day inspection system, if you require an inspection this must be booked before 4pm the working day before you need it.
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