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  • Air quality consultations

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  • Woodbridge Junction AQMA - Revoked

    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. 

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  • Stratford St Andrew AQMA - Revoked

    History

    In 2011 East Suffolk Council began monitoring for the air pollutant nitrogen dioxide (from vehicle exhausts) on the A12 at Little Glemham, Farnham and Stratford St. Andrew. The results indicated that the site at Stratford St. Andrew (Long Row, The Street), measuring an annual mean NO2 concentration of 43.3µg/m3, was above the national Air Quality Strategy (AQS) objective – set at 40µg/m3. Additional monitoring was undertaken on the A12 in Stratford St. Andrew which confirmed the exceedance at Long Row. All other locations monitored on the A12 were within the AQS objective.

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  • Ferry Lane Felixstowe AQMA - Revoked

    An AQMA was declared in 2009 due to exceedances of the air quality objective for annual mean nitrogen dioxide (NO2) at the Dooley Inn public house, Ferry Lane, Felixstowe. A Further Assessment was completed in 2010 confirming that the AQMA should be retained, and concluding that container handling activities on the Port, and heavy duty vehicles on roads external to the Port made the greatest contribution to NO2 levels within the AQMA.

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  • Keeping or training animals for exhibition

    Keeping Animals for Training or Exhibition

    The new Animal Welfare (Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 require all those who keep animals to train or exhibit, to hold a licence with the local authority. Previously, these keepers would have been registered with Suffolk County Council under the old Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925.

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  • Revocation of AQMA Felixstowe Results 2016

    Consultation results

    Revocation of the AQMA at Ferry Lane, Felixstowe - May/June 2016

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  • Estates

    Phone: 0333 016 2000
    Email: estates@eastsuffolk.gov.uk

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  • Last Air Quality Management Area in East Suffolk removed

    The last remaining Air Quality Management Area in East Suffolk – located on the A12 within Stratford St Andrew – has been removed following significant improvements in air quality.

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  • Reforming the Right to Buy consultation

    East Suffolk Council responds to Government consultations to ensure our voice is heard and that it feeds into the development of Government policy.

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  • Funding arrangements for the Homelessness Prevention Grant

    East Suffolk Council (ESC) responds to Government consultations to ensure our voice is heard and that it feeds into the development of Government policy.

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