onesuffolk's online report a problem service helps people in suffolk report problems to the correct authorities. Just choose the problem you want to report, fill in the details and onesuffolk will send your problem to the correct local team. report a problem online.
using onesuffolk you can report abandoned cars, beach problems, damaged street signs, dogs, drainage problems, flyposting, fly tipping, litter, noise, odours, rats and mice, rubbish collection problems and smoke fumes and dust.

If you want to report problems with Suffolk roads and pathways you'll need to contact Customer Service Direct.

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'New web pages point the way for rights of way'

An updated and improved one-stop source of information for walkers, landowners and other lovers of the countryside who want to know about rights of way and countryside access in Suffolk.

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You will probably be aware of the link between energy use and climate change, however you may not be aware that each of us in the UK produces about nine tonnes of carbon dioxide (CO2) each year through energy consumption in the home, at work and transport, that's enough to fill about five hot air balloons! The CRed Challenge is to reduce the number of hot air balloons of CO2 we produce from five to two by 2025 - we call this The 60% challenge and we invite you to explore our website and to join us in meeting the challenge.

The Suffolk CRed (Carbon Reduction) Project based at Ipswich Borough Council is an innovative and ambitious partner programme. CRed puts the East of England at the forefront in addressing the world's greatest environmental challenge - changing climate caused by global warming.

To find out more and to sign up to make your pledge to reduce harmful emissions visit www.cred-uk.org/suffolk

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The Suffolk Energy Action Link (SEAL) is a consortium of all seven local authorities in Suffolk. It was set up to promote domestic energy efficiency and manages 'value for money' schemes supporting this aim. Click here for further information about the schemes currently running under SEAL and how they can benefit your household.

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Suffolk Recycling

Suffolk's councils have joined forces to encourage the people of Suffolk to recycle more. The recycling website at  www.suffolkrecycling.org.uk has information on recycling, composting, real nappies and much more.

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Big Barn

BigBarn.co.uk is a website that has been created by DEFRA (the Department for Rural Affairs to showcase local food producers.
It is an excellent site that contains food related articles, recipes, forums and a producer locater that can show you local producers and farmers' markets in a 15 mile radius of your home.

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Ipswich Recycle

Throwing something away? STOP!! If you live in the Ipswich (Suffolk, UK) area, please offer your reusable items to other group members. Keep it out of landfill by recycling it by making it available to others to reuse.

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