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Tidal defence opened as the first phase of Lowestoft Flood Protection scheme is completed
Peter Aldous MP for Waveney and Cllr Caroline Topping Leader of East Suffolk Council were joined by community representatives, businesses, invited guests and local students today to mark the completion of the first phase of the Lowestoft Flood Protection scheme – the tidal walls.
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Full Council
Full Council meetings are a forum where councillors can exercise their representative function and one which can underpin policy formulation and performance review.
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Conservation areas
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2013 Quality of Place award winners
The fourth annual Quality of Place awards ceremony took place on 24 October 2013 when prizes were awarded to seven outstanding local projects.
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2011 Quality of Place award winners
Four schemes were given recognition for their contribution to good design and conservation at the 2011 Quality of Place awards held in the Council Chamber at Melton Hill, Woodbridge, on 15 September 2011.
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2010 Quality of Place award winners
The first Quality of Place awards event took place on 29 July 2010, in the Council Chamber at Melton Hill, Woodbridge. Five projects were given recognition for their contribution to good design and conservation:
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Housing improvement programme making progress
East Suffolk Council is making progress with a detailed improvement programme following the authority’s decision earlier this year to report itself to the Regulator for Social Housing.
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The Council’s review, which encompasses information dating back to East Suffolk’s predecessor authority Waveney District Council, is considering how we set our rental charges, to ensure we meet the requirements set out in the nationally recognised ‘Rent Standard’.
The Council previously explained that some tenants who moved in after 2014 may have been incorrectly charged a higher rent. An independent, external audit of every rent account is now underway, and this will identify which tenants have been affected and calculate any overpayments that should be credited back to the rent account.
The review is also looking at all aspects of Health and Safety related to our properties, including Fire Risk Assessments, Asbestos Management, Water Safety, Gas and Electrical Safety as well as the management and maintenance of equipment including Lifts and Stairlifts.
Following the Council’s decision to report itself, the Regulator has considered the information provided to them by East Suffolk and has now shared its findings. As anticipated, they confirm breaches of Housing Regulations, and their findings have been published in the form of a Regulatory Notice.
Cllr Steve Gallant, Leader of East Suffolk Council, said: -
Keeping pigs at a residential property
We get a lot of enquiries regarding keeping 'pet' pigs in the gardens of residential properties. The information below has been provided to help answer any queries you may have but if you have any further queries you can contact us and we will do our best to assist you.
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Big enough to deliver, local enough to care
Plans to transform local services were agreed this week by Suffolk’s district and borough councils, as well as cabinet members, and have been submitted to the Government.
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East Suffolk Council's greenhouse gas emissions
East Suffolk Council conducts an annual audit of the emissions arising from its estates and activities. In 2023/24, total quantified emissions, at 4358 tonnes of CO2 equivalent (tCO2e), were down by 1706 tCO2e, that’s a decrease of 28.1% from 2022/23.
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