East Suffolk Council
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Free holiday activities and food this Christmas
Filmmaking, theatre, sports and creative workshops are just some of the free activities on offer during the school holidays across East Suffolk this Christmas.
Offering a Warm Welcome this winter
A network of venues offering residents a warm, safe space to socialise over the winter has reopened for the third year.
Inaugural meeting of East Suffolk’s new Youth Council
An innovative new council entirely comprising young people from across East Suffolk has met for the first time, ensuring the ideas and concerns of younger people are heard.
Refurbished sunbeam benches set to shine again on seaside
An East Suffolk museum has been presented with the first bench to receive an impressive new look as part of a renovation programme.
Statement from Cllr Mark Packard, Cabinet Member for Planning and Coastal Management
Cllr Mark Packard, Cabinet Member for Planning and Coastal Management at East Suffolk Council has issued the following statement in response to the Government’s announcement regarding the National Planning Policy Framework.
Ensuring East Suffolk is a great place to work for everyone
East Suffolk Council and East Suffolk Services Ltd have both been awarded the highest status within a scheme which ensures organisations are inclusive to people with disabilities.
New guidance for applications for Houses in Multiple Occupation
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help guide proposals for the conversion of properties to Houses in Multiple Occupation.
Group formed to boost community engagement in planning
A new community engagement group has been established to help further enhance and encourage public participation in planning matters.
Have your say on renewal of Public Spaces Protection Orders
Residents in East Suffolk are invited to have their say on the proposed renewal of six Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) which expire in June 2025.
Council supports bid for UNESCO World Heritage status
East Suffolk Council has expressed its support for UNESCO World Heritage status to be awarded to coastal wetlands located on a globally important route for migratory waterbirds.