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Nominations open for Quality of Place awards
Nominations are invited for an annual awards programme which celebrates the best building design, conservation and landscape projects in East Suffolk.
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2017 Quality of Place award winners
The seventh annual Quality of Place Awards ceremony took place on 22 November, recognising the best in design and conservation in Suffolk Coastal.
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Planning and building control newsletters
Planning and Building Control Covid-19 newsletter - January 2022 Due to the restrictions in place at the time of adoption of planning policy documents, the council suspended elements of the Statements of Community Involvement and set out alternative ways in which physical copies of documents could be made available.
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Holiday caravan sites
Caravan sites must be licensed under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960.
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Have your say on ideas for derelict station building
Lowestoft residents are invited to attend a drop-in event next week and have their say on proposals to redevelop a disused part of Lowestoft railway station.
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Preparing for emergencies
An Emergency Planning Service is provided by the District Emergency Planning Officer, who is part of the Suffolk Joint Emergency Planning Unit.
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Felixstowe Port
Suffolk Coastal Port Health Authority (SCPHA) is part of Suffolk Coastal District Council and is based at the Port of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port. SCPHA is responsible for:
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Building inspectors contact details and area map
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Rats, mice and rubbish
Rats and mice are common in our towns and in rural areas. They carry disease and can cause considerable damage to property so it is important to control them. One of the easiest ways to prevent them taking up residence near you, is to keep your house and garden tidy and free from rubbish.
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