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East Suffolk Council responds to planning consent for major offshore wind farm projects
East Suffolk Council acknowledges that The Secretary of State for the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy has awarded planning consents for ScottishPower Renewables East Anglia One North and East Anglia Two Offshore Wind Farms.
Incredible interest shown in ‘Eastern Edge’ huts
A huge number of enquiries have been received from people interested in purchasing one of Lowestoft’s eye-catching new beach huts and pre-sales information will be released in the coming weeks.
East Suffolk united in support for Ukraine
East Suffolk Council has united to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine and pledged to support any Ukrainians seeking refuge in the district.
New consultation seeks views on firework displays
Local residents are being invited to share their views on whether the rules for firework displays on council-owned land should be reconsidered.
New lease of life for former railway signalman’s cottage after sale by East Suffolk Council
A run-down railway crossing cottage has been granted a new lease of life thanks to a deal enabled by East Suffolk Council.
Hop on down to Felixstowe Museum this Easter
The hugely popular Easter Egg Hunt is back at the award-winning Felixstowe Museum on Wednesday 13 and Thursday 14 April 2022.
Felixstowe Triathlon awarded national recognition by sport’s governing body
Organisers of Felixstowe Triathlon are celebrating an ‘incredible’ national recognition for the endurance event – in only its first year.
Campaign urges households to recycle glass properly
Residents across Suffolk are being encouraged to get behind a campaign calling for people to recycle glass properly.
Halesworth residents invited to free cooking workshops
Residents in Halesworth are invited to attend free community cooking workshops to learn new cooking skills, cook and eat healthy and affordable food and pick up tips on making food go further.
Robopets bringing comfort to older residents
To help older residents, especially those living with dementia, East Suffolk Council has recently purchased 20 companion pets which are being given to local dementia groups and care homes across the district.