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Universal Credit
Universal Credit is a new single payment for working age people who are looking for work or on a low income. It replaces Housing Benefit, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Income Support, Income based Jobseekers Allowance and Income related Employment and Support Allowance.
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Housing related information
- East Suffolk Council Disabled Facility Grants
- East Suffolk Council Renovation 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
- 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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Renaming or renumbering existing properties
When renaming a property, care should be taken to ensure that a similar name does not already exist in the vicinity, as this could cause confusion for both sets of occupiers in the future.
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Have your say on a new planning document
East Suffolk residents are invited to have their say on a new planning document covering small-scale residential development in the countryside.
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Shared Ownership
What Is Shared Ownership?
Shared ownership is a Government backed scheme which aims to help people get onto the property ladder.
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This scheme enables first time buyers or those who don’t currently own their own home to make the first step towards buying a property that they could not afford otherwise. -
CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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How your business rates are worked out
The amount paid for business rates is based on the rateable value of a property, which is calculated by the Valuation Office Agency. Business rates are calculated by:
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CIL and s106 compliance solicitor queries
When a property or land is being sold, the conveyancer dealing with the sale or purchase will usually carry out a search of the Local Land Charges Register, which may indicate a local land charge in relation to Section 106 planning obligations or a liability exists under the Community Infrastructure Levy.
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