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Renovation grants for landlords
To assist landlords in East Suffolk, grants of up to £15,000 are available towards the cost of certain eligible works which help to improve the standard of residential accommodation above the minimum statutory standard, whilst retaining a supply of affordable rented properties in the private sector.
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Housing advice and homelessness
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Environmental permits issued by East Suffolk Council - C
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Grants
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Caravan and campsite licensing
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Enabling Communities
For East Suffolk Council 'enabling' is not a political philosophy or set of legislative rights. It is about embedding a culture and approach to working with local people to deliver more with our communities by helping them to do things for themselves rather than doing things ‘to’ or ‘for’ them.
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Enabling Communities Delivery Plan
The East Suffolk Enabling Communities Model
We think there are 12 steps for communities to follow. We have called this our Enabling Communities model. For each of the steps, there are organisations, people or things that can help.
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Seasonal Guidance
This page contains useful links which will take you to sites where you can get accurate information about current warnings that are in place in relation to weather and flooding. Some of the links below will give you access to advice on how you can prepare for these events.
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What to do in an emergency
Emergencies occur at any time of day or night, with little or no warning.
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Flooding guidance
Householders living in areas that have been flooded in the recent past or may be susceptible to flooding in the future are strongly advised to give some thought to flood protection measures for their property. Responsibility for protecting individual properties against flooding lies with the householder and not the local authority.
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