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What, Who and How Matrix
Two questions are asked against each activity identified as helping to deliver the desired end result:
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UK Shared Prosperity Fund
The UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) is a government scheme aimed at kickstarting economic growth and promoting opportunities in all parts of the UK. Full details of the fund are available in the UKSPF Technical Note.
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How the Right to Challenge Works
The following groups, also known as 'relevant bodies', are all eligible to express an interest in bidding to run a particular district council service:
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Funding to support invaluable community building
A village hall which offers a huge range of community activities has received funding towards a new roof, thanks to the Melton, Woodbridge and Deben Peninsula Community Partnership.
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Look out for the sticker this Christmas
New campaign encourages people to look out for the Food Hygiene Rating sticker if they’re planning that special meal out with family, friends or colleagues in the lead up to Christmas.
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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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Maintenance work at North Denes underway
Essential work to repair the promenade at North Denes in Lowestoft is now underway.
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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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