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Plans to regenerate Royal Plain, Royal Green, and South Quay Wharf in Lowestoft to further improve the area as a destination for local communities and visitors are set to progress this spring following planning consent given by East Suffolk Council’s Planning Committee.
Read more about "Seafront improvements to begin next month"...A major Lowestoft regeneration project which will see the redevelopment of the Council’s current Customer Services Centre and the Battery Green car park has taken a step forward with the appointment of a design team.
Read more about "Design team appointed for Cultural Quarter project"...A statement from Cllr Tom Daly, East Suffolk Council Cabinet Member for Energy Projects, on Ofgem's approach to National Grid’s Nautilus project.
Read more about "Statement on Ofgem's approach to National Grid’s Nautilus project"...If you are a childminder that provides food as part of your normal childminding service you are responsible under food law for ensuring that food is prepared, stored and handled in compliance with the food hygiene regulations.
Read more about "Advice for childminders"...Following a successful bid to the Government’s £3.6 billion Towns Fund, it has today been confirmed that Lowestoft will be offered £24.9 million to invest in the regeneration of the town, driving economic growth and acting as a catalyst for future investment.
Read more about "Lowestoft secures £24.9million in Government funding"...Anti-social behaviour can affect anyone at any time and can range from annoying other people to serious violence and criminal activities, the following can be reported by using our online anti-social behaviour reporting form.
Read more about "Anti-social behaviour"...East Suffolk Council is delighted that an exciting and innovative scheme to redevelop the Former Deben school site in Felixstowe has received planning consent.
Read more about "Approval for council’s innovative housing scheme"...The Suffolk Coast and Heaths is a special place, with its internationally important wildlife sites a huge draw for residents and visitors. New residential development in the area, including tourist accommodation, is therefore expected to increase the number of people visiting these wildlife sites, which include Special Protection Areas, Special Areas of Conservation and Ramsar sites. These three designations are collectively known as Habitats sites (also known as European sites). They are protected by the Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2017 as amended (known as the Habitats Regulations). Habitats sites are designated for their incredible birds, plants, habitats and other rare and unusual species. It’s this diversity of nature that makes visiting the Suffolk Coast and Heaths such a unique experience.
Read more about "Habitats Regulations Mitigation (RAMS)"...There are lots of different ways to identify the skills that might be needed by the community to deliver their preferred solution(s). The example shown below is a simple table which lists work areas, (new) skills needed and who is going to do it.
Read more about "Skills Audit"...