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• Sex establishments

  All forms of sex establishment require a licence from the Council.

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• Coastal Card

  The Coastal Card is a great incentive to make use of one of the council-owned leisure centres in the former Suffolk Coastal area, and will quickly save regular users pounds.

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• Felixstowe ‘Seashore Village’ beach hut development complete

  Work has reached completion on a new seaside development of beach huts and landscaped public greenspace in Felixstowe.

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• Rendlesham residents – have your say on play!

  Rendlesham residents are invited to give their views to help create a new play area in the village.

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• Warm Homes Healthy People

  Warm Homes Healthy People Suffolk wants to help the people of Suffolk live in homes that cost less to heat, so they can reduce their energy usage and enjoy lower bills.

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• Litter

  We are responsible for the collection of litter from any area of public land within the district. Our Cleansing and Environmental Services Team work to take preventative measures, investigate incidents and the causes of littering, maintain collection facilities and clean up or remove waste.

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• Energy efficiency help and advice

  • ECO Flexible Eligibility Scheme - The Suffolk councils work in partnership to help people get the best advice and help with energy efficiency. We have recently published a joint plan to help those who struggle to pay their energy bills. If you meet the relevant conditions, we can put you forward to receive free or discounted energy efficiency measures including loft insulation and cavity wall insulation and in some cases heating.
  • Benefits - If you are concerned about the cost of heating your home you may be eligible for various benefits and schemes.
  • British Gas Energy Trust - Find details of trusts and funds to help with energy and water bills
  • Charis Grants - Help people who are struggling to pay their energy charges and other household bills and costs
  • Community Action Suffolk Community Buying Ltd - Countywide oil-buying syndicate which enables members to buy heating oil at reduced prices
  • Energy Saving Trust - Impartial advice on how to reduce carbon emissions, use water more sustainably and save money on energy bills
  • Keep warm, keep well - government information leaflet for people over 60, low-income families and people living with a disability. It includes advice on getting prepared for the cold weather and financial help to heat your home
  • Lofty Heights - A loft emptying service for elderly and disabled people to allow them to take advantage of the free insulation schemes on offer
  • Winter Wrapped Up - Tips from Age UK on how to keep warm and well

  You can also contact your energy supplier. They offer a range of services to older or vulnerable customers and people on low incomes, including switching to a cheaper energy tariff and free or subsidised energy efficiency measures.

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• Complaints against landlords

  If a letting agent doesn't resolve a complaint, private renters can complain to an independent letting agent redress scheme.

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• Nature First Small Grants Scheme

  The Nature First small grants fund is provided by East Suffolk Council on behalf of the East Suffolk Greenprint Forum and is available for projects that specifically contribute to the enhancement of local biodiversity and/or its understanding and appreciation by the local community. Eligible projects may include work to restore existing habitats, creation of habitats, provision of nesting / roosting places for birds, pollinators and other animals, or activities to help local people of any age learn about and enjoy their local biodiversity.

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• Renovation grants for owner-occupiers

  Grants are available for essential works including repairs and works to make houses safe. The maximum grant is £15,000 and the minimum £1000. Where a property is eligible, the aim will be to take the opportunity of carrying out works, to improve the energy efficiency of the property, as is reasonably practicable.

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