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Have your say on new planning document
East Suffolk residents and businesses are invited to have their say on a new planning document that provides guidance for the conversion of buildings to Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) in the former Waveney area.
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Anti-social behaviour case review
If you have already reported ongoing Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) to either the Police, your district/borough council or your housing provider and you feel that no action has been taken to resolve it, you can request an Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) Case Review and ask us to request a review of your case.
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Halesworth neighbourhood plan
Halesworth Neighbourhood Plan was prepared by Halesworth Town Council following consultation with the local community and is used alongside the Local Plan when making decisions on planning applications in the area.
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Holiday caravan sites
Caravan sites must be licensed under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960.
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Supplementary Housing Statement
Introduction
The Private Sector Housing team is responsible for controlling the standards of all, and licensing the largest, Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs).
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Rehoming reptiles at Woods Meadow Country Park
New habitats have been created at a country park in Oulton Broad to help reptiles which may need to be relocated from a nearby housing development.
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Suffolk Armed Forces Community Covenant
The Suffolk Armed Forces Annual Report Annual report 2021-22 East Suffolk Council is a partner of the Suffolk Armed Forces Community Covenant.
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Rats, mice and rubbish
Rats and mice are common in our towns and in rural areas. They carry disease and can cause considerable damage to property so it is important to control them. One of the easiest ways to prevent them taking up residence near you, is to keep your house and garden tidy and free from rubbish.
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Chargeable housing repairs
Some repairs to tenants' homes will only be undertaken if paid for in advance by the tenant. This is necessary because the council only has sufficient funds to replace components at the end of their normal expected lifespan. We cannot budget for unexpected repairs that result from misuse or accidental damage caused by tenants, their families or their guests. As such, tenants must be aware that repairs of this nature will need to be paid for in full by the tenant before the council carries out any works.
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Report a council housing repair
If you need a repair to be carried out to your home you should contact the council by one of the following methods:
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