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Council urges local people to have their say on Sea Link
East Suffolk Council is urging local residents to get involved in the next stage of the planning process for the proposed Sea Link project.
East Suffolk residents urged to recycle their electricals as new kerbside collections roll out across the district
East Suffolk Council today unveils its plans to introduce kerbside collections of small electrical items across the whole of East Suffolk. Collections will begin in the coming weeks with the hope that 120,000 households in the local community will get behind its drive to recycle their electricals.
Scout group benefits from communities funding
An East Suffolk Councillor has used his Enabling Communities Budget to fund improvements at a local Scout group.
Recognition for armed forces community support
East Suffolk Council has been recognised for its commitment to supporting the armed forces community with a bronze award from the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme (ERS).
Investing in biodiversity with first registered habitat banks
An area of farmland is helping to benefit local wildlife by hosting one of East Suffolk’s first two Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) habitat banks.
Four East Suffolk beaches amongst the best in country
Four of East Suffolk’s beautiful beaches have once again received national awards, ranking them amongst the best in the country.
District and Borough Councils’ clear message to communities: “Let’s shape the future of Suffolk together!”
Suffolk’s five district and borough councils are launching a county-wide survey asking people for their views on the future of vital local government services.
Port of Felixstowe pollution incident
Further to advice provided following the discharge of soot from a vessel at the Port of Felixstowe this morning, we can now confirm that any pollution of water should disperse naturally.
Kittiwake project takes flight with councillors' support
Two East Suffolk councillors have awarded funding towards an initiative which aims to raise awareness about endangered kittiwakes.
Have your say on the Aldringham cum Thorpe Neighbourhood Plan
Aldringham cum Thorpe Parish Council has submitted their Neighbourhood Plan to East Suffolk Council, ahead of it undergoing an independent examination and residents are invited to give their views.