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This page brings together some of the current consultations the Council and other organisations are seeking your views on and contains links to the results of some of our recent consultations.

Follow these links to find out how to have your say on planning applications and licensing applications and how to comment or make a complaint about any of our services.

Local consultations

Local Government Review of SuffolkNew!
Have your say on the Boundary Committee's proposals on the future shape of local government in Suffolk.

Strategic Housing Market Assessment
Suffolk Coastal, Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils and Ipswich Borough Council have commissioned research aimed at estimating housing need and demand. You are invited to comment on the consultation draft report and/or attend one or more of the workshops being held in July.

Results of consultations

Local Development Framework - Further Issues and Options consultation
We have just consulted on our Further Issues & Options document which looks at two areas where large scale, strategic, levels of housing growth is proposed - Felixstowe with Walton and Trimley villages and East of Ipswich. You can now view all of the comments received during the 10 week public consultation.

Review of polling districts, polling places and polling stations
See the results of the review of polling districts, polling places and polling stations within the district carried out during 2007.

Best Value Satisfaction Survey
Ipsos MORI's 2006 survey of local residents satisfaction has put Suffolk Coastal top in Suffolk for both its council and as an area in which to live.

The State of Suffolk (new window PDF 498KB)
Summary of the findings of all of Ipsos MORI's 2006 surveys of Suffolk residents' views about their local councils and services.

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