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New apprenticeship opportunities with East Suffolk Council
East Suffolk Council is offering the chance for people to enhance their skills and boost their career ambitions with the return of its successful apprenticeship scheme.
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Parking services
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Public toilets
We provide public toilets in 44 locations across the districts. Many of them are located close to or in council operated car parks, shopping areas and on major traffic routes.
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Housing related information
- East Suffolk Council grants
- Housing register annual reports
- Housing register active applicants
- Housing register applications by priority
- Housing waiting lists and allocation of social housing
- Annual council expenditure on emergency accommodation
- Homelessness statistics
- Local authority housing statistics
- Costs of homelessness prevention, temporary accomodation and bed and breakfast
- Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) frequently asked questions
- House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence register
- SCDC/WDC Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- East Suffolk Council – Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- Licensed caravan and campsites register
- Housing Act Notices served
- East Suffolk Council - Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC grants
- Suffolk PRS MEES report
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Payments to suppliers
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Contracts Register and Procurement Forward Plan
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Electoral area maps and street lists
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Nuisance parking
What is nuisance parking?
Some garages and businesses place cars for sale, for an extended period, on the street, and in lay-bys. This can cause a significant nuisance to local residents and takes up valuable car parking spaces. The same is true with vehicles that are repaired on the street, which can also look unsightly, can lead to damage of the local environment (for example when oil is spilled or leaked) and may also present a danger to passers by. The Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005 introduced legal controls over these activities.
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Helping businesses protect staff and customers
East Suffolk Council is continuing to work with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to contact businesses in East Suffolk to ensure they are protecting staff, customers and visitors from coronavirus.
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