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Investing in biodiversity with first registered habitat banks
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.
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Heritage
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Buildings at risk register
- Alderton - Martello Tower ‘Z’
- Bawdsey - Chapel, Bawdsey Manor
- Bawdsey - Lemonary, 40m North of Bawdsey Manor
- Beccles - 33+33a Blyburgate
- Beccles - 33 Newmarket
- Blythburgh Primitive Methodist Chapel
- Bungay - St Johns Hill Farm Building
- Chediston - Priory Farmhouse
- Covehithe - Warren House
- Friston - Post Mill, Mill Road
- Gisleham - Brickworks
- Hacheston - The Orangery, Glevering Hall
- Kelsale Cum Carlton - Curlew Green Farmhouse
- Lowestoft – Crown Hotel, 150 High Street
- Lowestoft - Former Town Hall, High Street
- Pakefield - Walmer House Stables and wall
- Peasenhall - Bridge Cottages, The Causeway
- Peasenhall - Hill Farmhouse, Badingham Road
- Ramsholt - Elm Row
- Shadingfield - Moat Farmhouse
- Sibton - Abbey Farmhouse, Yoxford Road
- Sotterly - Goldings Farm Barns
- South Elmham - Whaleys St James Road
- South Elmham - White House Farmhouse
- St Margaret’s Ilketshall - Shadowbarn Farm
- Trimley St Mary - Railway Station
- Walberswick - Windpump on Westwood Marshes
- Walpole - Packway Farmhouse
- Walpole - West House, Halesworth Road
- Wangford - Valley Farmhouse Barn
- Wickham Market - The George Inn
- Wissett - Bleach Farmhouse Barn
- Woodbridge - The Assembly Rooms
- Wrentham - Park Farm Barn
For further details of these properties please contact the Design and Conservation Team.
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Join Greenprint Forum for an evening exploring eco anxiety
A free event is taking place later this month for people and organisations interesting in exploring the issues of eco anxiety and possible ways of responding positively.
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Pet food larders open in Beccles, Bungay and Halesworth
Residents in Beccles, Bungay and Halesworth who are struggling to feed their pets due to rising costs can now use one of five community pet food larders.
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Openness of information
Local Government Transparency Code
We are committed to being as open as possible with the information provided to the community.
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East Suffolk Council Tree Strategy
Call for land: Can you help plant 250,000 trees and create new hedgerows across East Suffolk?
East Suffolk Council is working with local landowners to plant trees and hedgerows across the district. If you have land available of any size that could host new native trees or hedgerows we are keen to work with you.
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Community Land Trusts
Why set up a Community Land Trust (CLT)?
A CLT can protect an asset, including housing, employment, education or green space for future generations in perpetuity because it is held in ‘trust’. CLT’s are legally defined enterprises run by local people who are accountable to their community.
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Scrutiny
The role and purpose of the Scrutiny Committee is to improve the delivery of public services through providing challenge both to the Cabinet and to external organisations where there are issues of public concern. The committee acts as a “critical friend” to decision makers by beneficially examining the council's priorities, key decisions and service provision to ensure they are appropriate, efficient, transparent and accountable, and in the best interests of residents.
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Sizewell C Examination: East Suffolk Council response
As a six-month Planning Inspectorate examination of proposals for a new nuclear power plant at Sizewell draws to a close, East Suffolk Council has welcomed a range of important revisions to the scheme and a multi-million pound financial package for investment back in to local communities.
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