10 Feb: Our teams are continuing to carry out various treatments across the county over the next 24hours. Road surface temperatures are forecast to drop below -8C overnight. Please park with consideration - If we can't fit, we can't grit!❄️#SuffolkWinter

A further yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for the East of England until 11am tomorrow:

All Recycling Centres except Felixstowe and Foxhall should be open tomorrow(Thurs 11th). PLEASE DO CHECK ONLINE BEFORE YOU TRAVEL, just in case. If you missed a booking when closed, you'll need to re-book. We apologise for any inconvenience. Suffolk Recycling Centres suffolkrecycling.org.uk/where-to-recyc…

With temperatures expected to fall even further overnight, dropping to as low as -8 degrees centigrade by 6am tomorrow morning, East Suffolk Norse has decided that it remains unsafe to carry out any collections on Thursday 11 February: eastsuffolk.gov.uk/news/refuse-co… 1/2

Consideration is also being given to cancelling collections on Friday, with a full catch up service being prepared by East Suffolk Norse. We understand this is frustrating however the safety of crews and residents is of the utmost importance. 2/2

Once again with temperatures well below freezing, although roads may look clearer, be wary of black ice & treacherous roads, particularly where untreated. Remember, any journey you make under current lockdown rules should be for essential purposes only. suffolk.police.uk/advice/roads-a…

Thursday update - This morning we have treated priority 2 routes, followed by priority 1 routes. Normal shift patterns will now resume, and gritting updates will be issued at lunchtime. Thank you all for your support over the last few days. 🤍

Motorists are advised they may experience delays on Friday 12th February from 09:00hrs, as police escort the transportation of a boat, 5.23m wide, 5.9m high, 24.8m long, weighing 59,000kg through the county. suffolk.police.uk/news/latest-ne…

Our Digital Advice Service offers free support to businesses in East Suffolk who have been affected by the pandemic - especially those in the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors, who may need help with creating or improving their website, online shop or social media presence.

Suffolk in top 5 nationally as 1 in 4 adults get Covid jab eadt.co.uk/news/health/th…

East Suffolk to restart bin collections next week after snow eadt.co.uk/news/local-cou…

If you live near the beach and plan to walk your dog there as part of your exercise, please keep your dog on a lead to prevent them from eating anything found on the beach - this follows reports of palm oil along the Suffolk coast. 1/2

Have you ordered your free Covid-19 tests yet? They show results within 30 minutes and also show you’re doing what you can to protects others

East Suffolk’s beautiful beaches are amongst the best in the country! Seaside Awards have been awarded by Keep Britain Tidy to the beaches at Lowestoft (South of Claremont Pier), Southwold and Kessingland: eastsuffolk.gov.uk/news/celebrati…

Southwold Town Council has appointed Cllr Will Windell as their Town Mayor for 2021/2022 and Cllr Ian Bradbury as the Deputy Mayor #mayor #southwold

Refurbishment works will start on the #BaileyBridge connecting #Southwold and #Walberswick late June 2021, due to its very poor condition. We’re working with local communities to minimise disruption and impact where possible. Find out more, please visit: suffolk.gov.uk/council-and-de…

The Government is testing Emergency Alerts which will send alerts to phones or tablets if there is a danger to life nearby. The first test is in East Suffolk on 25 May. If you receive a test alert, you don’t need to do anything on this occasion. More info: gov.uk/alerts

As a new(ish) council we like to do things a little differently! So instead of a producing a large, written Annual Report, which may or may not be read, we decided to make a video to tell the story of a year in East Suffolk. We hope you enjoy it! 🎬▶ youtube.com/watch?v=iMUchr…

Have your say on the Southwold Neighbourhood Plan! When finalised, the Neighbourhood Plan will act as a guide to development in the town and will be required to be used by anyone considering, or making, a planning application.

Residents in the south of East Suffolk are invited to free Health and Well-being events to meet their local groups, organisations and service providers to find out more about the help and service available in their local communities: eastsuffolk.gov.uk/news/free-comm…