A flourishing environmental scheme, encouraging people in East Suffolk to grow beautiful, pollinator-friendly wildflowers, is returning for 2024.
A new planning document has been adopted in East Suffolk to help guide a range of different developments in rural areas.
Lowestoft residents are being asked to provide any information which may help to identify a business which is illegally dumping garden waste in a residential area.
Residents in Wickham Market are invited to a free event to learn more about making space for hedgehogs and frogs in their gardens.
East Suffolk Council is seeking the opinions of local people and stakeholders about the future of Southwold Harbour, and plans to revitalise the Southwold Static Caravan Site.
Following its success last year, a grant funding scheme has reopened to encourage people to have a go at growing their own food.
Demolition work will soon get underway to make way for a new development on Lowestoft’s seafront.
Following feedback received from residents, the cost of an annual long stay car parking ticket has been decreased.
Work to regenerate Royal Plain, Royal Green, and South Quay Wharf in Lowestoft has been delayed due to unexpected supply issues.
East Suffolk Council and Historic England are inviting local people and visitors to ‘Celebration Saturday’, a free event showcasing the work of Lowestoft’s London Road Heritage Action Zone and its enduring legacy, as the programme comes to an end.