East Suffolk Council
News Archive
More affordable homes available in district
More affordable homes are now available to rent in East Suffolk following the Council’s purchase of ten new properties in north Lowestoft.
Be part of Felixstowe’s first Triathlon
Individuals and teams of all abilities can now sign up to take part in Felixstowe’s first ever Triathlon – hurry though! Spaces are limited.
Statement on damage to Banksy artwork
We are naturally appalled that someone has chosen to behave in such a selfish and mindless way given how excited we are all by the appearance of these works here on the east coast. We are, however, hopeful that this particular work can be restored, and are engaging with specialists.
Reconnecting older residents in East Suffolk
East Suffolk Council is continuing to trial a scheme which helps reconnect older residents who may need support due to social isolation.
Leiston Transport Strategy
Leiston residents are invited to give their views on a proposed Leiston Transport Strategy.
FelixFest – The ultimate weekend of family fun
To celebrate one of the UK’s biggest sporting events finishing in Felixstowe this October, East Suffolk Council is hosting FelixFest in partnership with Felixstowe Town Council – an ultimate weekend of family fun for local people and visitors alike.
Man fined for planning offences
An East Suffolk resident has been fined over £1,300 after being found guilty of planning offences.
Sprint and Queen of the Mountains Climb Locations for Final Stage of Women’s Tour Race Confirmed
Stage six’s two sprints will be in Long Melford and Needham Market. Both locations have hosted Sprint sections in previous editions of the race when it has visited Suffolk, with Long Melford having welcomed a Sprint in both the men’s Tour of Britain (2010) and the first edition of the Women’s Tour (2014), while Needham Market hosted a Sprint on the opening stage of the 2018 Women’s Tour.
Former council offices back on the market
East Suffolk Council is ready to restart the process of marketing its previous office site to provide much-needed housing to a popular area.
Communities support exciting UK City of Culture 2025 bid
Community and voluntary groups, arts and cultural organisations, businesses and individuals across the Great Yarmouth Borough and East Suffolk Council areas have given an enthusiastic welcome to the coastal region’s entry into the race to become the UK City of Culture in 2025.