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Comment on Housing Ombudsman Corporate Plan
The Housing Ombudsman has launched a consultation on its Corporate Plan for 2022-25 setting out its ambitious plans for the next three years.
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Privately rented housing
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New service for council tenants launched
East Suffolk Council’s housing tenants can now manage their tenancy more easily using a new online service, launched today.
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Examples of previous works
Level access shower/wet room 
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Statement from Cllr Mark Packard, Cabinet Member for Planning and Coastal Management
Cllr Mark Packard, Cabinet Member for Planning and Coastal Management at East Suffolk Council has issued the following statement in response to the Government’s announcement regarding the National Planning Policy Framework.
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Energy efficiency funding to help make social housing greener and warmer
East Suffolk Council has secured a provisional allocation of £5.9million to help improve the energy performance of social housing as part of the Government’s Warm Homes Plan.
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Housing
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Former Waveney area Section 106
What might be in a Section 106 Agreement?
Affordable housing
Policy WLP8.2 of the Waveney Local Plan outlines the requirement for all new housing developments on sites with a capacity for eleven or more units to make a provision for affordable housing.
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Housing 2022
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Ending a council tenancy
A tenancy with the council can be brought to an end for a variety of reasons such as moving to another, bigger or smaller home, relocating to another part of the country, or even sadly, upon death of the tenant or the need to move into a residential home. Whatever the reason, it is important that your Housing Officer is informed as early as possible.
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