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Rendlesham appeal inquiry
Land to the North and West of Garden Square and Gardenia Close
Read more about "Rendlesham appeal inquiry"...Public inquiry to be held as a virtual event
Opening on 30 June 2020 at 10.00am
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Survey
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Funding boost for biodiversity in East Suffolk
Over £8,000 has been granted to projects in East Suffolk to help promote and protect biodiversity, and further bids are now being invited.
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Check your bin collection day
Read more about "Check your bin collection day"...All refuse collections in East Suffolk have now returned to normal, including garden waste collections.
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Make a payment to East Suffolk Council redirect
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Local List of Parks/Gardens of Historic and Landscape Interest
Historic parks and gardens are characteristic features of east and west Suffolk – either side of the High Suffolk clay plateau. This reflected the position of the largest landed estates - including in the Suffolk Sandlings - and also their geographical distribution along the historic route between Ipswich and Great Yarmouth. These parks were construed as primarily an aesthetic landscape – an irregular, ‘naturalistic’ setting of grass, trees and woodland around a big house. Parks were expressions of status and wealth, marking out the owner as a member of the landed elite.
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Rectory Lane, Worlingham
Update: Nearby residents are no longer required to keep their doors and windows closed.
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Rendlesham Community Radio receives Community Partnership grant funding
A local radio station has received a funding boost thanks to a donation from East Suffolk Council.
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Untidy gardens
Sometimes, neighbouring gardens and land can be left to deteriorate. It can become unsightly or attract other environmental crimes, such as fly-tipping. The council has powers to investigate such incidents to ensure that residents respect their neighbours and their environment.
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Rats, mice and rubbish
Rats and mice are common in our towns and in rural areas. They carry disease and can cause considerable damage to property so it is important to control them. One of the easiest ways to prevent them taking up residence near you, is to keep your house and garden tidy and free from rubbish.
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