Before the Community Infrastructure Levy was introduced, the Outdoor Playing Space Scheme existed, which provided funds for local outdoor recreational facilities as planning permission for new housing was issued. Although collection to this fund has now ceased, there are still funds available for play and sport projects.
Read more about "Outdoor Playing Space Scheme"...View the East Suffolk Play Area Strategy |
View an interactive map of the East Suffolk Play Area Strategy |
There are approximately 280 play areas in East Suffolk, with 63 of them being owned and managed by East Suffolk Council. Play provision refers to areas designated primarily for play and social interaction involving children and young people, such as equipped play areas, ball courts, skateboard areas and teenage shelters.
Read more about "Play spaces"...As part of our ground maintenance duties, the council is responsible for 29 closed churchyards across the district.
Point of contact for the Lowestoft and District Allotment Association - Jane Fulford - Tel: 07787 517294 - Email: j.c2001@live.co.uk
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