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New Seashore Village beach huts now available to buy
As part of the ongoing regeneration of Felixstowe’s South Seafront, new beach huts currently under construction at the Seashore Village development are now available to purchase.
Blooming marvellous public response to daffodil planting campaign
Tens of thousands of daffodil bulbs are set to sprout across East Suffolk next spring after being distributed to communities as part of an annual planting programme.
Young people in Kelsale and Yoxford offered free transport to First Light
Young people living in the Kelsale and Yoxford ward are invited to take advantage of free bus travel to this weekend’s First Light Festival.
Council is proud to support this weekend’s First Light Festival
East Suffolk Council, one of the major funders of the First Light Festival in Lowestoft, cannot wait for this “incredible event” to get underway at the weekend.
Your chance to design Tour of Britain stage winner’s jersey
The UK’s biggest professional cycle race, the men’s Tour of Britain, is heading to Suffolk on Thursday 7 September, and as the riders flash past on their way through the county, it’s the colourful jerseys that will enable spectators to pick out their favourites in the peloton and cheer them on.
Uniting communities and celebrating the return of the Tour of Britain to Suffolk
Local councils across Suffolk are working in partnership to inspire the public and truly put the county on the map.
Find out more about local dementia services
Residents in Beccles, Bungay, Halesworth and the surrounding villages are invited to find out more about the services and support available for those with dementia and their carers.
Work begins on new play area in Beccles
Work is underway on the transformation of a children’s play area at Beccles Common.
Community connection honoured for Armed Forces Day
A week of activities will commemorate the bond between locally based armed forces personnel and the neighbouring Suffolk civil community.
Man sentenced for fraudulent benefit claims
A 69-year-old Lowestoft man has been handed a suspended prison sentence and fined £25,000 for fraudulently claiming benefits.