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Parking permits
We are changing the way you apply for your permit.
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Eyke Neighbourhood Area
Eyke Neighbourhood Plan is being prepared by Eyke Parish Council.
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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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Worlingham neighbourhood area
- Worlingham Neighbourhood Plan (made 23 November 2022)
The Worlingham Neighbourhood Plan was prepared by Worlingham Parish Council and sets out its vision for development to 2036.
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Who can prepare a Neighbourhood Plan?
Areas with a Town or Parish Council
Where there is a Parish or Town Council, they are responsible for producing and consulting on a Neighbourhood Plan and for submitting it for independent examination.
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Three neighbourhood plans adopted
Neighbourhood plans covering three areas in East Suffolk have been formally adopted.
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Residents to vote on Neighbourhood Plans
Residents in both Bungay and Worlingham will be asked to decide whether Neighbourhood Plans for their areas should be used by the Broads Authority and East Suffolk Council for determining future planning applications.
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East Suffolk Awards 2023 now open for nominations
Nominations for the East Suffolk Awards 2023 are now open!
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Last staged in 2019, prior to the Covid pandemic, these awards, run by East Suffolk Council, celebrate the best in local businesses, people and community groups. Not only that, a ‘Next Big Idea’ category winner will receive a grant to turn their dream scheme into a reality. Anyone wishing to nominate has until the end of November to submit an application.
The awards are about recognising contributions, celebrating successes, and giving people the ‘round of applause’ they deserve for improving lives in East Suffolk. Winners will be announced at an event at Snape Maltings on 28 February 2023.
Cllr Steve Gallant, Leader of East Suffolk Council, said: -
Humber Doucy Lane Appeal Inquiry - Application Documents
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