If you are doing or having construction or refurbishment work done, you may need to notify the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and you may have other duties as well.
Read more about "Common projects guidance"...The seventh annual Quality of Place Awards ceremony took place on 22 November, recognising the best in design and conservation in Suffolk Coastal.
Read more about "2017 Quality of Place award winners"...Once you have submitted your Building Notice or Full Plans application you can start work at any time, providing that you notify Building Control of your proposed commencement date.
Read more about "Booking a site visit"...Hazardous waste is any solid or liquid material that may cause harm to human health or the environment if not disposed of correctly.
Read more about "Hazardous waste"...The Environment Agency carries out beach profile surveys twice a year. This involves using specialist equipment to record the beach or cliff levels at predetermined locations along the coast. By using the same coordinates for each survey, we are able to build up a historic record of the change in beach levels all the way along our coastline.
Read more about "Monitoring the Suffolk Coast"...The Coastal Management Team carries out a comprehensive programme of inspections which highlight when repair and maintenance works need to be carried out. This ensures that the defences are functioning correctly, extends the life of the assets and protects the public from potential hazards.
Read more about "Repair and maintenance"...None at present.
Read more about "Public notices"...The Norfolk & Suffolk Coast Transition Programme developed by Coastal Partnership East is one of 25 projects across England that has been awarded funding by Defra to develop innovative solutions to flood and coastal resilience in their communities.
EDF Energy has identified the B1122 as the main access route to deliver the Sizewell C development. This route will need to accommodate HGV vehicles for the delivery of materials, coach traffic for transporting workers to the site, abnormal loads and car trips by individual workers/visitors. Following the Stage 1 consultation by EDF Energy, concerns were raised around the lack of information provided for transport related mitigation for the B1122.
Read more about "Route D2 and B1122 study"...Page 76 of 196