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Book your place for an evening with Ned Boulting
Tickets are now on sale for a special event with acclaimed sports broadcaster Ned Boulting, ahead of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men arriving in East Suffolk.
Work to improve coastal assets set to take place
Update: Following delays caused by significant wind and wave conditions, work to remove and install navigation markers between Hopton and Ness Point in Lowestoft is now intended to be carried out from Wednesday 17 September and will last approximately 2 weeks.
Free music sessions hit the right note with Kesgrave residents
Kesgrave students have been working with professional musicians to help deliver free music sessions for older residents with long term health conditions.
Thorpeness Survey – Your Village, Your Future
To ensure the wider Thorpeness community are prepared for a future shaped by rapid coastal change, residents, visitors and businesses in the village are being asked to take part in a survey to help inform future decisions.
Three Councils For Suffolk: Big enough to deliver, local enough to care
The five district and borough councils of Suffolk, Babergh, East Suffolk, Ipswich, Mid Suffolk, and West Suffolk, have today (7 August) launched their joint Three Councils for Suffolk proposal, a locally led plan to reshape local government and deliver stronger, more responsive services to communities across the county.
Suffolk routes revealed for opening stages of Lloyds Tour of Britain Men
The two stage routes that will open this year’s Lloyds Tour of Britain Men in East Suffolk and Mid Suffolk and Babergh, have today been revealed, that will see the world’s top cyclists pass through dozens of communities and cover more than 300 kilometres of Suffolk roads.
Conference supports landlords to prepare for Renters’ Rights Bill
The founder of The Independent Landlord, Suzanne Smith will be the key speaker at a free conference to support landlords, letting agents and property agents, as major changes take place.
Regulator for Social Housing – Regulatory Judgement
Having undertaken wholescale ‘Stock Condition Surveys’ of its social housing properties, East Suffolk Council has acknowledged that many of its homes fail to meet what is known as the ‘Decent Homes Standard’. As a result, the Council referred itself to the Regulator of Social Housing and from the evidence we supplied, the Regulator will be issuing a ‘Regulatory Judgement’ today.
Take part in the East Suffolk sportive!
Ahead of the opening stage of the Lloyds Tour of Britain Men coming to East Suffolk, cycling enthusiasts are invited to take part in a special event in Woodbridge.
Helping town and parishes to support nature
Prepared by environmental charity Groundwork East on behalf of East Suffolk Council, a new toolkit is now available for town and parish councils to support conservation in their local area.