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Maintenance work at North Denes underway
Essential work to repair the promenade at North Denes in Lowestoft is now underway.
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Funding scheme extended for Partnership
Read more about "Funding scheme extended for Partnership "...A funding scheme to help tackle East Suffolk Community Partnership’s key priorities has been extended.
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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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Council ‘frustration’ at Government response to energy project concerns
Councillors in East Suffolk have expressed frustration with the Government’s unwillingness to discuss the cumulative impacts of delivering multiple, national energy projects affecting communities throughout the district and beyond.
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Exhibition of films and film classification
Film classification requests
If you wish to exhibit a film within East Suffolk, you may require a classification from the Licensing Authority (East Suffolk Council).
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Popular bench replaced for benefit of Beccles community
A popular bench in Beccles has been replaced thanks to funding from the Beccles, Bungay, Halesworth and villages Community Partnership.
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Procurement frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Request for Quotation (RFQ) and an Invitation to Tender (ITT)?
We use ITTs for contracts of £75,000 in value and RFQs for anything below this amount. The process and documentation reflects the risk and value associated with the procurement. A tender will likely have more complex requirements, be of higher value and therefore carry a higher risk. Having more comprehensive documents will help to manage these.
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Local plan evidence base
These documents form the evidence base relating to needs, constraints and opportunities in relation to the Local Plans.
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