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Former post office to be transformed into creative hub
Ambitious plans to transform an empty building into an exciting new visual arts and cultural space have been announced, as part of a wider programme of regeneration in Lowestoft’s town centre.
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Helping local charity cut emissions and save money
A charity in Lowestoft reduces its environmental impact and its running costs thanks to donations from local district councillors.
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Exception Houses – Paragraph 84 of the NPPF
Paragraph 84 of the National Planning Policy Framework allows for the development of isolated homes in the countryside according to the following criteria:
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History of Deben Fields
The following timeline provides an historic record of the site from 1915 to present day:
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Grant launched for community building projects
Village halls, community centres and other ‘community hubs’ across East Suffolk are invited to apply for a grant of up to £15,000 for upgrades, improvements and essential repairs.
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Leader advises developer to address incinerator concerns
The Leader of East Suffolk Council is urging a developer to address concerns about their proposed incinerator.
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Celebrate Lowestoft in a small way this summer
Visitors to Lowestoft Library can help celebrate the town this summer by creating scaled-down replicas of its best-known landmarks.
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Non-designated heritage assets
Identification of non-designated heritage assets
A heritage asset is defined by the Government’s National Planning Policy Framework as a building, monument, site, place, area or landscape identified as having a degree of significance meriting consideration in planning decisions because of its heritage interest.
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Quality of Place awards
The Quality of Place Awards were introduced in 2010 to recognise and encourage an interest in the quality of the built and natural environment of our district and to promote an awareness of the need for high standards in all forms of design, including planning, architecture, sustainable development, landscaping and community engagement.
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Freedom of Information or Environmental Information (EIR) requests
Anyone (individuals, groups or companies) can make a request to the council under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI) or the Environmental Information Regulations 2004 (EIR).
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