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Bungay neighbourhood area
- Bungay Neighbourhood Plan (made 23 November 2022)
The Bungay Neighbourhood Plan was prepared by Bungay Town Council and sets out its vision for development to 2036.
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Before submitting a planning application
Considerations when applying for planning permission
Prior to submitting an application, you will need to put together your ideas and devise a scheme for your property/site.
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How to submit a planning application
Apply for planning permission, listed building consent and/or advertisement consent
Apply for planning permission online using the Planning Portal Planning application process The most efficient way to submit a planning application is by using the online service from the Planning Portal, however, you can alternatively submit your application by post or email using downloadable forms. For the modification and discharge of planning obligations, please use our Modification and discharge of planning obligations application form. These forms can be submitted by email or post to our Planning team.
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Kessingland neighbourhood area
The Kessingland Neighbourhood Plan was prepared by Kessingland Parish Council following extensive consultation with the local community and sets out its vision for development to 2030.
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How the Right to Bid Works
Please read the information below before submitting a nomination application. What types of land or building can be nominated?
A building or other land is an asset of community value if its main use has recently been, or is presently used, to further the social wellbeing or social interest of the local community and could do so in the future.
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Enabling Communities Strategy
The council's East Suffolk Strategic Plan identifies five areas which we believe will be really important for East Suffolk over the next four years – economic growth, value for money, digital transformation, our environment and enabling communities. Our Enabling Communities Strategy explains what we mean by ‘enabling communities’ and how we want to work differently and better with our communities to improve the environment, economy and social aspects of the area to make services – and life – better for everyone.
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Legal and privacy statement
Conditions of use
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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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Local plans
East Suffolk is covered by the East Suffolk Council Suffolk Coastal Local Plan and the East Suffolk Council Waveney Local Plan. These cover the former Suffolk Coastal and Waveney districts. The Broads Authority Local Plan covers the Broads Authority area in the north of the district.
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Scrap metal dealer licensing
Under the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013, those who deal in scrap metal require a licence. There are two types of licence – one for running a site and one for mobile collectors who do not operate from a site.
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