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Air pollution lesson resources
Download a free lesson on air pollution. This 30 minute lesson can be used at school or at home and is suitable for Years 3-6.
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Car Parks
The council provides many car parks (off-street parking places) across the district, so those choosing to drive may park appropriately once at their destination ensuring minimal disruption for the local communities. Parking places are provided in rural and coastal locations as well as towns, so visitors arriving by car can access Suffolk’s beautiful countryside and coastline, and all the retail, leisure and services provided by its towns.
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Data and information
Parking Account
- Local Government Transparency code 2015 - Parking account and parking spaces 2020-23
- Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Section 55 - Financial provisions relating to designation orders 2020-23
- Parking Services annual report for 2020-22
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Have your say on conservation area management
Residents, business and property owners in Lowestoft are invited to comment on a reappraised management plan for the South Lowestoft and Kirkley Conservation Area.
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Covid-19 food safety guidance for businesses
Making your workplace Covid-Secure
The UK Government has lots of guidance for businesses to help them ensure they are Covid-Secure.
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Covid-19 health and safety guidance for businesses
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Sustainability in housing
In July 2019, East Suffolk Council unanimously voted to declare a climate emergency. Environmental sustainability is essential in the creation of homes and communities in which people want to live and work. Lowering our carbon footprint will help our tenants save money and deliver lasting environmental, social, and economic benefits.
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New policy will encourage biodiversity
Read more about "New policy will encourage biodiversity"...Following the success of a trial last year, council-owned cemeteries across East Suffolk will now be managed in a new way, ensuring the needs of both communities and wildlife are catered for.
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Managing Director appointed to lead East Suffolk Services
The creation of a new trading company in East Suffolk – delivering crucial services such as waste and recycling collection, grounds maintenance and street cleansing – has moved a step closer with the appointment of its first Managing Director and confirmation of the organisation’s trading name.
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Preparation for construction of tidal walls begins
Preparation for the construction of tidal flood walls in Lowestoft is now underway as work begins on the main site compound and base.
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The tidal flood walls are part of the Lowestoft Flood Risk Management Project, which when completed will protect 1,500 homes and 800 businesses. Construction on the tidal flood walls is due to begin in the spring.
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