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Have your say on the Neighbourhood Plan for Otley
Residents in Otley are invited to comment on their draft Neighbourhood Plan, ahead of its submission for independent examination.
Work to begin on former Post Office transformation
A major project to transform the former Post Office building in Lowestoft into an exciting new arts space is soon due to begin.
Voters elect new councillors in Rushmere St Andrew and Woodbridge by-elections
Two new district councillors have been elected to East Suffolk Council following by-elections in Rushmere St Andrew and Woodbridge wards.
Wild spaces return to support nature across East Suffolk
A conservation scheme which will create over 100 spaces for the benefit of wildlife is returning for another year, with a new name and a brand-new look.
Winners of ‘East Suffolk Through the Lens’ photo competition announced
A stunning selection of images have triumphed in a competition inviting photographers to showcase East Suffolk ‘Through the Lens’.
Modernist home of celebrated composer gains special heritage status
The former home of eminent composer Imogen Holst has been granted special protection following an application by East Suffolk Council’s Heritage team.
Council agrees balanced Budget to protect key services and invest in future
East Suffolk Council has pledged more than £64million towards delivering quality key services for residents while continuing to invest in projects for the benefit of local communities.
Britten Centre car park maintenance
Essential maintenance work is scheduled to be carried out at the Britten Centre multi-storey car park, in Lowestoft, on Wednesday 26 February.
Repair works to begin at Southwold promenade
Repair work to fill voids under a collapsed section of promenade at Southwold will begin later this month, ahead of planned repairs to the seawall.
Funding top up for families most in need
Uniform banks in East Suffolk are invited to apply for additional support through a new funding scheme.