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UNRWA funding suspension statement
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) began operations in 1950 and deliver essential services including education, primary health care, emergency response and are the largest aid agency in Gaza. With over 30,000 dead, this administration calls upon the government to reinstate vital funding to UNRWA, which has been suspended since January, following the examples of the European Union, Sweden, France and Germany amongst many others.
Providing essential habitats for wildlife through revised scheme
A conservation scheme which created 100 spaces across East Suffolk for the benefit of wildlife is to be enhanced, with a new look and a focus on increasing the biodiversity value of the wild areas.
Providing mental health information across East Suffolk
Information is being distributed across East Suffolk to help people improve their mental health and find local support services.
Cllr Anthony Speca re-elected Chair of East Suffolk Council
East Suffolk Council has chosen its Chair and vice-Chair for the 2024/25 municipal year.
Free sports equipment available through innovative scheme
People visiting two popular locations in Lowestoft will be able to use free sports equipment available through a new locker scheme.
Funding boost for Bungay community groups
Two East Suffolk councillors have distributed £15,000 in funding to community groups and organisations in the Bungay area.
New planning guidance for custom and self-build housing
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help guide custom and self-build housing proposals.
Half a million pounds for communities in new emergency response fund
A new fund has been established to provide immediate, short-term financial support to East Suffolk communities affected by future emergency events.
East Suffolk beaches amongst the best in country
East Suffolk’s beautiful beaches have once again received national awards, ranking them amongst the best in the country.
More choice when paying for parking in East Suffolk
From Monday 20 May, motorists parking in East Suffolk Council-owned car parks will be able to choose from a selection of cashless payment providers.