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Council Leaders back ‘Suffolk to the Power of Three’ option as part of local government reorganisation consultation
Suffolk residents, businesses and local organisations are being urged to take part in a once in a generational opportunity to shape how council services are delivered for their local communities.
Plans to explore future of Martello tower gain support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund
East Suffolk Council has received funding for initial work on future uses for an historic former coastal defence in Felixstowe.
Annual spring bulb giveaway announced
Thousands of spring flowering bulbs are to be given away free to communities across East Suffolk this week as part of the ‘East Suffolk Blooms’ campaign.
New Compulsory Purchase Order (CPOs) principles adopted
East Suffolk Council has approved a policy which aims to clarify the process of bringing unused or difficult to acquire land into use – which should make it easier to see regeneration and more affordable homes built across the district.
Landmark sculpture for most easterly town
A new permanent piece of public art is set to be created for Lowestoft – thanks to a partnership between East Suffolk Council and celebrated sculptor, Laurence Edwards.
Repairs planned for tidal flood wall panels
Repair works have been scheduled later this month to fix panels which form part of the tidal flood wall on Lowestoft South Pier.
Council planning committee peer review
East Suffolk Council has welcomed recommendations made following a peer review of its planning committees.
Residents in Lowestoft to vote on Neighbourhood Plan
Residents in Lowestoft will be asked to decide whether a Neighbourhood Plan for their area should be used to determine future planning applications.
Councillors fund new kit for local football team
A local football team has been given a new look, thanks to some funding from three East Suffolk councillors.
Former factory site to deliver up to 500 homes for Lowestoft
East Suffolk Council’s Strategic Planning Committee has voted to approve planning permission which will transform the former Jeld Wen factory site in Lowestoft, delivering up to 500 homes and more than 16,000 sqm of employment development.