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Ecology
East Suffolk supports a diverse range of habitats and species. This includes sites of international and national nature conservation importance, and rare and protected species. A number of sites, such as RSPB Minsmere, are of international importance. Designations for such internationally important sites include Special Protection Area (SPA), Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and Ramsar site. The district also contains National Nature Reserves (NNRs) and Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) which are of national importance and County Wildlife Sites (CWSs) which are of county nature conservation importance.
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Audit and Governance
Audit and Governance Committee fulfil an important role by providing additional and independent focus on governance issues, including the promotion of the principles of good governance.
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Abandoned vehicles
Abandoned vehicles can devalue an area, promoting blight and deterioration. They create fire and health and safety hazards and generally constitute a nuisance and obstruction to other road users.
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Leisure centre set for more improvements
Waterlane Leisure Centre is set to benefit from further improvements as East Suffolk Council continues to invest in its leisure facilities.
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Be part of Felixstowe’s first Triathlon
Individuals and teams of all abilities can now sign up to take part in Felixstowe’s first ever Triathlon – hurry though! Spaces are limited.
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Next steps for managing coastal erosion at Gunton and Corton
A combination of virtual reality technology and a face-to-face event will be available to help people find out more about the future of the coast at Gunton and Corton.
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Allergens and the Food Information Regulations
Advice for food business operators
The Food Information Regulations 2014 introduced new legal obligations to supply information to consumers on the allergens that are in the food that you serve and sell. It is no longer be acceptable to say that you don’t know.
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Good food hygiene is easier to spot
A good food hygiene rating can help you keep your customers.
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Preventing E.coli contamination
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published guidance clarifying the steps that food businesses need to take to control the risk of contamination from the food bug E.coli O157.
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Preventing the spread of illness through food
People who work around open food while suffering from certain infections (mainly from bacteria and viruses) can contaminate the food or surfaces the food may come into contact with. This can spread infection to other people through the food.
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