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Local Discretionary Rate Relief
The aim of the Local Discretionary Rate Relief (LDRR) is to support potential inward investors locating within the district, and Lowestoft in particular, as well as to encourage businesses seeking to expand and remain. This in turn supports the vision and the economic strategy element of the East Suffolk Business Plan and the actions relating to business support and training.
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Keeping people warm this winter
Read more about "Keeping people warm this winter "...Organisations and groups delivering projects which focus on keeping people warm, well-fed and connected to their community are invited to apply for funding to support their efforts.
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Essential services in difficult times: East Suffolk Council budget approved
East Suffolk Council will spend nearly £40million delivering essential services to the communities of East Suffolk in the coming year.
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2015 Quality of Place award winners
The fifth annual Quality of Place awards ceremony took place on 1 October 2015 when prizes were awarded to four outstanding local projects.
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Suffolk launches Quiet Lanes for residents to enjoy as lockdown eases
Just two weeks away from being able to meet friends and family outdoors, Suffolk County Council is encouraging residents to explore more of the beautiful countryside on their doorstep through its Quiet Lanes initiative.
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Find out more about local wellbeing services
Read more about "Find out more about local wellbeing services "...East Suffolk residents are invited to attend a health and wellbeing event next month, highlighting the wide variety of organisations providing services and activities in the area.
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Improving energy efficiency in rented homes
Landlords and those with an interest in privately rented housing are invited to attend an online conference later this month.
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New ‘warm rooms’ available in Beccles
To support residents struggling with the rising cost of living, a network of ‘Warm Rooms’ has been organised in Beccles.
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Planting trees for the Queen’s Jubilee
East Suffolk Council continues to put the environment first by donating trees to towns and parishes as part of UK-wide initiative to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
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Procurement frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Request for Quotation (RFQ) and an Invitation to Tender (ITT)?
We use ITTs for contracts of £75,000 in value and RFQs for anything below this amount. The process and documentation reflects the risk and value associated with the procurement. A tender will likely have more complex requirements, be of higher value and therefore carry a higher risk. Having more comprehensive documents will help to manage these.
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