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The council's East Suffolk Strategic Plan identifies five areas which we believe will be really important for East Suffolk over the next four years – economic growth, value for money, digital transformation, our environment and enabling communities. Our Enabling Communities Strategy explains what we mean by ‘enabling communities’ and how we want to work differently and better with our communities to improve the environment, economy and social aspects of the area to make services – and life – better for everyone.
Read more about "Enabling Communities Strategy"...Leader of the Council, Councillor Caroline Topping
Read more about "East Suffolk Community Partnership Board"...It is with great sadness that East Suffolk Council and the First Light Festival team have concluded that this year’s event will not be able to proceed due to ongoing risks associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
Read more about "First Light Festival cancelled"...The East Suffolk CIL Charging Schedule was adopted at the Full Council meeting on 28 June 2023 and came into effect on 1 August 2023. Please see the Examination page for more details of the preparation and examination process, including a link to the Examiner’s Report.
Read more about "Approved CIL rates for the East Suffolk area"...An area of farmland is helping to benefit local wildlife by hosting one of East Suffolk’s first two Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) habitat banks.
Read more about "Investing in biodiversity with first registered habitat banks"...Essential work to repair a fender at the entrance to Southwold Harbour will start on Monday 19 July.
Read more about "Repairs to Southwold Harbour fender to begin"...An annual scheme to promote biodiversity and cultivate East Suffolk’s wildlife population is set to return.
Read more about "Pardon the Weeds campaign returns to create a buzz "...Preparation for the construction of tidal flood walls in Lowestoft is now underway as work begins on the main site compound and base.
The tidal flood walls are part of the Lowestoft Flood Risk Management Project, which when completed will protect 1,500 homes and 800 businesses. Construction on the tidal flood walls is due to begin in the spring.
To meet national air quality objectives, local authorities must regularly review and assess air quality in their areas. If a location is found where the objectives are not being achieved, the local authority must declare the area as an Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) and develop an Air Quality Action Plan to reduce air pollution.
Read more about "Woodbridge Junction AQMA - Revoked"...Take part in the annual Suffolk Growth business survey
Read more about "East Suffolk businesses - have your say"...