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Aldeburgh residents supported to complete BSL training
People in Aldeburgh are starting the new year with vital new skills after completing a British Sign Language (BSL) course which was partly subsidised by East Suffolk councillors.
Continued support for Thorpeness residents
East Suffolk Council has today confirmed that it will continue to provide funding to support Thorpeness homeowners faced with the cost of demolishing their homes due to coastal erosion.
Works start to create new community hall in Aldringham Cum Thorpe
Works have started this month to create a new community hall in Aldringham Cum Thorpe.
Millions in investment planned for East Suffolk
East Suffolk Council is seeking to commit almost £107million across the next four years towards the delivery of key projects and schemes that improve and enhance local communities.
Council launches consultation on engagement in planning processes
Residents, businesses and organisations are invited to share their views on East Suffolk Council’s revised Statement of Community Involvement, which sets out how the council engages with local communities across different planning processes.
Small grants scheme launched to boost community cohesion
Community groups are being invited to apply for funding as part of a new scheme which aims to strengthen local ties.
Updated strategy sets out future air quality improvement measures
East Suffolk Council has adopted a renewed strategy for improving air quality across the district through a range of proactive measures.
Bin collections to resume in East Suffolk
Bin collections in East Suffolk will resume from Wednesday 7 January.
Council urges Government to improve coordination of major infrastructure projects during ministerial visit
During a recent ministerial visit to the district, East Suffolk Council has urged the Government to improve coordination and strategic oversight of Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs).
Bin collections suspended in East Suffolk due to cold weather
Bin collections in East Suffolk are currently suspended due to cold weather affecting road conditions.