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Mettingham, Barsham, Shipmeadow, Ringsfield and Weston
Status: Approved 3 March 2020
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All welcome at annual meeting
Residents with physical, sensory or learning difficulties or mental health concerns, along with their parents and carers, are invited to attend the Waveney Disability Forum’s AGM next week.
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WDC Cabinet - 13 June 2018
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Plastic Action
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WDC Council 14 November 2018
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Vandals damage new community facilities in Felixstowe
Newly opened public toilets at Felixstowe’s Seashore Village have been closed for the week following a spate of vandalism which has seriously damaged the facilities.
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East Suffolk Council says ‘no’ to oil and gas
East Suffolk Council has responded to the Government’s decision to create more oil and gas licences by confirming that it will no longer accept new tenancies from companies committed to its production.
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North Falls Offshore Windfarm
SSE Renewables and RWE Renewables have established a 50:50 equal joint venture company to develop the North Falls Offshore Wind Farm project, an extension to the operational Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm off the coast of England in the southern North Sea. Offshore wind developers signed an Agreement for Lease with UK seabed managers, The Crown Estate in September 2020, to extend the existing 504MW wind farm by a further 504MW. The final capacity of the project will be determined during the development and consenting process.
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Five Estuaries Offshore Windfarm
Five Estuaries is the proposed extension to the existing £1.5 billion, 353MW Galloper Offshore Wind Farm located in the southern North Sea. The Five Estuaries project will comprise a number of wind turbines in addition to offshore and onshore electrical infrastructure. A grid connection for this project is due to link into the proposed East Anglia Green substation within the Tendring District, Essex.
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