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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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Carlton Colville neighbourhood plan
Carlton Colville Neighbourhood Plan was prepared by Carlton Colville Town Council following consultation with the local community and is used alongside the Local Plan when making decisions on planning applications in the area. Part of the Carlton Colville neighbourhood plan is within the Broads Authority Area and is covered by the Broads Local Plan.
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Lowestoft Port
Lowestoft Port Health Authority extends along 17km (27 miles) of coastline and 12 miles out to sea. Our Food and Safety Team undertakes port health functions and carries out ship sanitation inspections within the confines of the port.
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Breeding dogs
The new Animal Welfare (Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018
New regulations came into force on 1 October 2018, meaning that any renewals under the old legislation or any new premises after 1 October 2018 will need to comply with the new regulations and associated Government guidance.
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What do Coastal Management do?
Our overall aim is to appropriately manage risk to life, property and the environment from coastal erosion and related flooding. This includes:
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Private water supplies
Private Water Supplies Regulations 2016 & 2018 (Amendment) Regulations
New regulations relating to drinking water supplied from wells, boreholes and other private water supplies, came into force on 27 June 2016. These were amended by a subsequent amendment Regulation known as the Private Water Supplies (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2018 and these came into force on 11 July 2018.
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Get involved (doing your bit)
We are working to meet the challenge of reducing airborne pollutants PM2.5, PM10 and NO2 set by the Government, but success will also require a concerted public effort with each person doing their bit by active travel planning and reducing the reliance on the motor car for travel. This will have other additional benefits as participants will be fitter and healthier by choosing to walk or cycle more regularly and, of course, increased enjoyment of the wonderful East Suffolk landscape.
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Decent Homes Standard
East Suffolk Council (ESC) takes its responsibility as a landlord very seriously and to help us understand the quality of the homes we provide and inform our investment plan for them, we have been conducting stock condition surveys. You may have already had a survey completed by Pennington Choices, over the last 18 months. If you have not, they will be in touch soon, as we are planning to have every property surveyed by the end of the year.
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Skin piercing businesses
The following practices must first be registered with the council:
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Nature at Work
What is Nature at Work?
East Suffolk Council have partnered with environmental charity Groundwork East to develop and launch a new campaign called ‘Nature at Work’. The campaign aims to respond to the climate and nature emergency by supporting nature to thrive at hundreds of community sites across East Suffolk.
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