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East Suffolk electoral area maps
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Elections
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Quiet Lanes Suffolk
Arising from our focus on Active Travel in 2019, our Travel Forum, held on World Environment Day, resulted in a mandate from Greenprint members present, to pursue the principle of expanding on the smaller number of Quiet Lanes that were established in East Suffolk in 2013/14, as part of the original pilot.
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Lowestoft Rising
A public sector partnership committed to improving the town.
We are working with our partners, including Suffolk Police, Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner's office, Suffolk County Council and Health East to improve the way the public and voluntary sectors operate for Lowestoft.
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Felixstowe Forward
Established on 1 April 2015 by the three sponsoring local authorities (Suffolk Coastal District Council, Felixstowe Town Council and Suffolk County Council) the aim of Felixstowe Forward is to develop a collective approach to tackling the town’s key challenges and opportunities.
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Suffolk Coastal District Council allowances paid
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Waveney District Council allowances paid
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CIL examination
The hearing session into the Draft CIL Charging Schedule took place on 19 March 2015 at the Riverside Centre, Stratford St Andrew. The Planning Inspectorate appointed Katie Child MA (Hons) MRTPI BSc to conduct the CIL examination.
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Draft CIL charging schedule consultation
Suffolk Coastal published the draft Community Infrastructure Levy Charging Schedule for a 6 week period of public consultation from 6 October to 17 November 2014.
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Filming and audio recording at council meetings
We are committed to being open and transparent in the way we conduct decision-making. Recording is permitted at those council meetings which are open to the public, except where it is resolved that the public be excluded, as the information being discussed is confidential.
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