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🌿 Making a difference in our communities 🌿We recently organised a volunteer litter pick as an addition to the Impact Eve...
22/08/2026

🌿 Making a difference in our communities 🌿
We recently organised a volunteer litter pick as an addition to the Impact Event held in July around the Whitton Green area of Lowestoft.

A huge thank you to the fantastic staff from East Suffolk Council who gave up their time to get involved and help make a difference:

πŸ‘ Jon, Tracy, Louise, Nicole, Joanne, Matt, Alex, Liz, Rachel and lastly, Darcy the cockerpoo, who didn't pick up much, but supported the morale!

Your support and hard work are greatly appreciated! πŸ’š

Is there an area in our community that you think would benefit from a litter pick, or do you need some help with volunteering your time to help out?

Get in touch with us via our page and we may be able to assist! Together, we can make a positive difference in our local communities. 🌳🧀


East Suffolk Communities Team East Suffolk Council

21/08/2026
Yesterday, Places for People hosted a Community Street Meet on Aldwyck Way in partnership with East Suffolk Council's Co...
12/08/2026

Yesterday, Places for People hosted a Community Street Meet on Aldwyck Way in partnership with East Suffolk Council's Communities Team and Inspire Suffolk.
Inspire Suffolk's Youth Bus was a huge hit with local children and young people, offering a range of activities and gaming opportunities throughout the afternoon.
The event also gave residents the chance to chat with representatives from Places for People and East Suffolk Council, discuss local issues and learn more about community safety, including advice and information around reporting anti-social behaviour.
Thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the event a positive afternoon of community engagement and we look forward to seeing you at future events.

04/08/2026

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03/08/2026
East Suffolk Council Community Safety Partnership and Suffolk Constabulary are inviting residents, businesses, visitors ...
13/07/2026

East Suffolk Council Community Safety Partnership and Suffolk Constabulary are inviting residents, businesses, visitors and people who work in the Town Centre and Harbour area of Lowestoft to share their views. Please share with friends and colleagues.

With regard to community safety, we want to understand:

- what matters most to local people

- what works well and what would you like to see more of

- what challenges exist and;

- what priorities should be considered for the future.

Your feedback will help us build a clearer picture of people's experiences and inform future partnership work across the area.

Whether you visit every day or only occasionally, your views are important. The survey takes approximately 5 minutes to complete and all responses are anonymous.

Please take a few moments to have your say and help shape future priorities for the Town Centre and Harbour area. East Suffolk Communities TeamEast Suffolk CouncilLowestoft Police

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05/07/2026

🎨✨ LAST CHANCE TO ENTER! ✨🎨please share the post with friends and family.
🏑 Design a Respectful Community Competition 🏑
Calling all young artists aged 5–16 years! πŸŽ‰
What does a safe, welcoming and respectful community look like to you? Show us through your creativity and help spread the message about preventing anti-social behaviour.
πŸ–οΈ Create a:

Poster
Drawing
Painting
Comic strip
Digital artwork - please avoid using AI

Your entry should show what makes a community a great place to live and how everyone can play a part in preventing anti-social behaviour.
πŸ† Prizes to be won in three age categories:
⭐ Ages 5–8
⭐ Ages 9–12
⭐ Ages 13–16
🌟 Winning entries will be featured on East Suffolk Council's social media channels and in community safety publicity.

πŸ“¬ How to enter:
Post your entry to:
πŸ“ 4 Canning Road, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR33 0NA
Or
πŸ“ East Suffolk House, Station Road, Melton, Woodbridge, IP12 1RT
Or email:
πŸ“§ [email protected]
For the attention of:
Rachel Tucker
Senior Anti-Social Behaviour Officer
Communities East Suffolk Communities Team
Lowestoft Police

As ASB Awareness Week draws to a close, our final meet & greet event took place yesterday in Beccles. However, this does...
04/07/2026

As ASB Awareness Week draws to a close, our final meet & greet event took place yesterday in Beccles.
However, this does not mean that the support available to victims of anti-social behaviour comes to an end. Tackling ASB is a year-round commitment and a statutory responsibility for partner agencies.
While no single agency can solve every issue, there are dedicated and passionate professionals working tirelessly to support victims and improve community safety.
Yesterday, Alex and Jon were joined by PCSO Ben Hedley-Lewis from Suffolk Constabulary and Jacqui Ball from Thirst Youth to discuss local community safety concerns with residents. The event generated some excellent conversations and provided a valuable opportunity for people to share their experiences and raise issues affecting their communities. https://thirstyouthhub.uk/

One of the main concerns raised was the anti-social use of electric scooters and e-bikes. Rachel Tucker, Senior Anti-Social Behaviour Officer, explained how the new Crime and Policing Act 2026 will strengthen enforcement powers. Previously, a Section 59 warning was generally required before a vehicle could be seized. Under the new legislation, that requirement will be removed, enabling police to take swifter action against individuals using e-bikes and e-scooters in an anti-social manner.
Thank you to everyone who stopped to speak with us, share their concerns, and support our work throughout ASB Awareness Week.
Lowestoft Police

03/07/2026
World Cup Community Safety Message⚽ Cheer on your team – be a good neighbour too! ⚽As we come together to enjoy the exci...
03/07/2026

World Cup Community Safety Message
⚽ Cheer on your team – be a good neighbour too! ⚽
As we come together to enjoy the excitement of the World Cup, we'd like to remind everyone that our communities are shared spaces where respect and consideration for others should always come first.
While we hope everyone enjoys the match, antisocial behaviour such as excessive noise, disorder, vandalism or intimidation can have a significant impact on residents, families and local businesses.
Please celebrate responsibly:
βœ… Be mindful of your neighbours, particularly during late-night matches
βœ… Respect public spaces and dispose of litter responsibly
βœ… Look out for one another and report any concerns
βœ… Enjoy the game safely and respectfully
Let's celebrate every goal, every save and every memorable moment, while ensuring our communities remain safe, welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.
βš½πŸ†East Suffolk Council

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