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Court imposes £5,500 fine for unlawful tree felling
An Aldeburgh homeowner has been fined £5,500 and told to replace a protected tree unlawfully removed from his garden.
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Homeowner prosecuted for breaching land maintenance order
A Beccles homeowner has reappeared in court for failing to comply with a legal notice to remove rubbish from outside his property.
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Warm Welcomes
Warm Welcomes is a network of more than 20 village halls, churches and community hubs venues in East Suffolk offering residents a warm, safe space over the winter. Members of the community can come and meet with others, take part in activities, work – or just relax and enjoy a hot drink. Details of your nearest Warm Welcome are below:
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App launched for on-demand bus service
An on-demand bus service providing transport for rural communities is now even easier to book following the launch of a new app.
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Celebrate Lowestoft in a small way this summer
Visitors to Lowestoft Library can help celebrate the town this summer by creating scaled-down replicas of its best-known landmarks.
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National awards for two East Suffolk green spaces
Two green spaces in East Suffolk have been officially recognised as being amongst the best in the country after receiving a Green Flag Award.
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Support for further discussions on offshore options
East Suffolk Council recognises the need to deliver renewable infrastructure to help achieve the UK’s net zero targets, but this cannot be at any cost. National Grid Electricity System Operator’s Offshore Coordination Phase 1 Final Report (2020) previously identified the significant savings that an integrated approach to the electricity network could secure for consumers in the long term. Whilst there is a wider longer-term strive towards integrated approaches being recognised, East Anglia is facing the onslaught of multiple infrastructure projects now and so it is essential that further consideration is given to integrated solutions as a matter of urgency.
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Leader advises developer to address incinerator concerns
The Leader of East Suffolk Council is urging a developer to address concerns about their proposed incinerator.
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Concerns over proposed ticket office closure
The Leader of East Suffolk Council has expressed her concerns about proposals to close the ticket office at Lowestoft Station.
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Designs revealed for £4.9m seafront development
As part of a major programme to reinvigorate Lowestoft’s seafront, designs have been finalised for the next phase of improvements at Jubilee Parade.
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