East Suffolk Council
News
Find out more about installation of tidal barrier
Lowestoft residents are invited to learn more about the installation of a 40m tidal barrier, which will be the final phase of the town’s permanent flood defences.
Communities helping to improve road safety
Road safety activities will be taking place in East Suffolk this week, organised by the Kesgrave, Rushmere St Andrew, Martlesham, Carlford and Fynn Valley Community Partnership.
Have your say on Wickham Market Neighbourhood Plan
Wickham Market residents are invited to comment on their local Neighbourhood Plan, ahead of it being submitted for independent examination.
East Suffolk Council appoints new Strategic Director
East Suffolk Council is delighted to confirm the appointment of Kate Blakemore as its new Strategic Director. Kate is currently a Strategic Director at Great Yarmouth Borough Council and has been in the role for over five years, having previously been the authority’s Head of Transformation.
Cycling and Walking Strategy adopted
A new planning document has been officially adopted by East Suffolk Council to enhance its cycling and walking network.
Environmental forum to focus on Climate Resilient Communities
A free-to-attend climate conference will examine the benefits of developing local solutions to overcoming a global crisis.
Further funding on offer to help ease cost of living pressure
A new grant funding scheme has been launched in East Suffolk for voluntary organisations and community groups to help people struggling to meet the cost of living.
Free festive parking
Christmas shoppers and visitors to festive events across East Suffolk can enjoy free parking in council-owned car parks on selected dates.
Residents to vote on Neighbourhood Plans
Residents in both Bungay and Worlingham will be asked to decide whether Neighbourhood Plans for their areas should be used by the Broads Authority and East Suffolk Council for determining future planning applications.
New ‘warm rooms’ available in Beccles
To support residents struggling with the rising cost of living, a network of ‘Warm Rooms’ has been organised in Beccles.