East Suffolk Council
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Plans for the Felixstowe jubilee carnival weekend to be revealed soon
As the nation prepares to celebrate the unique milestone of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II becoming the first monarch to reign for 70 years, an extended weekend of celebratory activities is being coordinated by the Felixstowe Carnival Association, Felixstowe Town Council and Visit Felixstowe.
Council taking action to address housing issues
East Suffolk Council has undertaken an in-depth, four-month review of its Housing Landlord Service and is now taking steps, with the guidance of the Regulator of Social Housing, to resolve a number of outstanding issues.
Essential services in difficult times: East Suffolk Council budget approved
East Suffolk Council will spend nearly £40million delivering essential services to the communities of East Suffolk in the coming year.
Major incident declared in Suffolk as Storm Eunice hits
The evolving situation with Storm Eunice has led to a major incident being declared in Suffolk.
East Suffolk Council distributes oak trees for ‘Treebilee’ celebrations
Two hundred oak trees are this week being distributed to communities across East Suffolk to plant in commemoration of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee.
Relocation of Felixstowe beach huts to be considered
A meeting of East Suffolk Council’s Planning Committee (south) on 7 March will consider an application for the relocation of beach huts which are temporarily housed on the promenade, close to the Felixstowe Spa Pavilion.
Entries open for second, award-winning Felixstowe Triathlon
Entries are now open for the second Felixstowe Triathlon – this August Bank Holiday weekend.
Annual awards recognise the best in design and conservation in East Suffolk
The winners of an annual awards programme celebrating building design and conservation projects in East Suffolk have been announced.
Bold new beach huts reach next stage of construction
Work to build contemporary new beach huts on Lowestoft’s South Beach will take a step forward this week with the delivery of materials for the huts themselves.
Councils welcome renewed Government efforts to reduce impact of offshore wind on Suffolk communities
Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk Council have welcomed the renewed effort, announced by the Department of Business Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) on 31 January, to try to ensure that Suffolk communities benefit from coordinated connections of offshore wind before 2030.