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Complaining about alcohol and entertainment licensing issues
Crime and disorder
If you have any problems related to vandalism, drunken behaviour, violence or drugs you should report them to Suffolk Police. If there is an immediate threat to your own or others’ safety you should dial 999, otherwise you should ring the police on their non-emergency number 101 or 01473 613500.
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How do I become a councillor?
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View and comment on a planning application
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Comment on a planning application
You can view and comment on a planning application via our Public Access system.
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Community Partnerships
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Suffolk businesses say Yes 2 Test as many premises prepare to open on Monday
Suffolk businesses are being encouraged to protect themselves by getting their staff tested for COVID-19 twice a week, as part of a new campaign launched today by Suffolk County Council.
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Cooling tower and evaporative condenser notifications
All premises where cooling towers and evaporative condensers are situated must notify their local authority. Notifiable devices consist of cooling towers and evaporative condensers, except where they contain water that is not exposed to the air and the water and electricity supply are not connected.
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Requirement discharge information and applications
Requirement Discharge Application Process
The consultation process for discharge of requirement applications relevant to the Sizewell C Development Consent Order (DCO) process differs to that for planning applications submitted under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.
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How to submit a planning application
Apply for planning permission, listed building consent and/or advertisement consent
Apply for planning permission online using the Planning Portal Planning application process The most efficient way to submit a planning application is by using the online service from the Planning Portal, however, you can alternatively submit your application by post or email using downloadable forms. For the modification and discharge of planning obligations, please use our Modification and discharge of planning obligations application form. These forms can be submitted by email or post to our Planning team.
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Planning application process
Our planning application process diagram shows the process through which applications are registered, consulted on, considered and determined.
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