East Suffolk Council today unveils its plans for the kerbside collections of small electrical items in East Suffolk. The initial collections will begin later this month with the hope that 120,000 households in the local community will get behind its drive to recycle their electricals.
East Suffolk Council continued its ongoing engagement with local communities with a ‘Question and Answer’ event about the proposed North Felixstowe Garden Neighbourhood, attended by around 160 people on Thursday evening.
East Suffolk Council is encouraging residents to re-use, reduce and recycle this festive season to help keep costs down and also help the environment.
A multi-million-pound development in the centre of Lowestoft has moved to the next stage with the appointment of a construction company to deliver the works.
Students at Alde Valley Academy in Leiston are benefitting from a new breakfast club, providing food ahead of the school day to help improve their concentration and wellbeing.
Rendlesham residents are invited to give their views to help create a new play area in the village.
Free parking will be available across East Suffolk to support those attending Remembrance events in their local communities.
Residents are invited to give their views on the proposed removal of an Air Quality Management Area located in Stratford St. Andrew, which is no longer required due to significant improvements in air quality.
Voluntary and community groups in Carlton Colville, Kessingland, Southwold and the surrounding villages are set to benefit from a new funding scheme launching soon.
Lowestoft’s temporary flood barriers will be tested today in readiness for the winter season.