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New lease of life for former railway signalman’s cottage after sale by East Suffolk Council
A run-down railway crossing cottage has been granted a new lease of life thanks to a deal enabled by East Suffolk Council.
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Starting or registering a food business
If you are considering opening a business, or taking over an existing business, it is important that you register your business with our Food and Safety team 28 days before you start to trade. This is because the law requires that food businesses and other premises where food is handled or stored are registered with or formally approved by the local authority.
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Community urged to have their say about future options for the coast at Pakefield
A combination of new gaming technology and a face-to-face event will be offered to encourage local people to have their say on what they value about Pakefield and possible options for managing the future of the coast.
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Spirit of 2012 funding to boost volunteering for local people
Great Yarmouth and East Suffolk UK City of Culture bid team awarded £250,000 of funding to boost volunteering for local people.
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Digital Champions
An increasing number of East Suffolk residents now use the council’s online services to report issues, make payments and find out information.
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Work begins on new community centre
Construction is officially underway on a new community centre for Framlingham residents, supported by £700,000 in developer contributions.
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Closed churchyards
Read more about "Closed churchyards"...As part of our ground maintenance duties, the council is responsible for 29 closed churchyards across the district.
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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.
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Millions of pounds of investment approved for projects across East Suffolk
Over £49million is to be invested in assets, services and infrastructure across East Suffolk over the coming financial year.
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Tackling climate change at home
In 2019 East Suffolk Council declared a climate emergency. As part of this the council is working to reduce its own carbon emissions.
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