East Suffolk Council
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Bold new beach huts reach next stage of construction
Work to build contemporary new beach huts on Lowestoft’s South Beach will take a step forward this week with the delivery of materials for the huts themselves.
Councils welcome renewed Government efforts to reduce impact of offshore wind on Suffolk communities
Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk Council have welcomed the renewed effort, announced by the Department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on 31 January, to try to ensure that Suffolk communities benefit from coordinated connections of offshore wind before 2030.
Melton, Woodbridge and Deben Peninsula Community Partnership survey
Residents in the Melton, Woodbridge and Deben Peninsula Community Partnership area are invited to take part in a survey to help the development of the Partnership.
Refurbishments underway on Lowestoft beach huts
As part of wider regeneration plans for Lowestoft’s seafront, work to refurbish a row of popular beach huts is now underway.
Dates announced for March markets in Beccles and Leiston
Two festival-style markets are to take place as part of First Light Market Place project.
Further funding to benefit community groups
Voluntary and community groups in Framlingham, Wickham Market and the surrounding villages are to receive a boost as the local Community Partnership opens for another round of funding.
Bumper 2022 visitor season for Felixstowe attraction
Felixstowe’s unique Landguard Peninsula is gearing up for a bumper 2022 visitor season.
Council leader's statement on Levelling Up White Paper announcement
The first nine areas to be invited to agree new county deals have been announced as part of the government’s Levelling Up White Paper.
Flood risk project puts community at its heart
The Lowestoft Flood Risk Management Project and its contractor Balfour Beatty have come together to support food delivery vans, providing meals and support to vulnerable people and families.
Three fined for breaching planning enforcement notice
Three people have been sentenced after pleading guilty to breaching of an enforcement notice issued by East Suffolk Council.