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Free community Health & Well-being drop-in events
Residents in the south of East Suffolk are invited to find out more about the wide range of support services available to them in the local area.
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Community Grant Funding
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Protecting East Suffolk’s historic environment
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help conserve and enhance the District’s historic environment.
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Parish Council by-elections Thursday 5 August 2021
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Entries open for second, award-winning Felixstowe Triathlon
Entries are now open for the second Felixstowe Triathlon – this August Bank Holiday weekend.
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Funding to support Oulton’s older residents
Read more about "Funding to support Oulton’s older residents "...An Oulton community group which has been bringing together older members of the community for almost 30 years has received funding to help it continue in a Covid-secure way.
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Statement of Accounts for 2020/21
East Suffolk Council’s Statement of Accounts for 2020/21 is now available to view here.
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Find a box
Below is a Google map of period poverty initiatives across East Suffolk, so that regardless of provider you can find your local provision.
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School support
Creating a campaign
Step 1.
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Create a steering group of pupils interested in being involved in a period poverty campaign. Identify the best place for a PP Box inside
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East Suffolk Period Poverty
Period poverty means not being able to access sanitary products, usually due to financial costs.
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