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| Suffolk County Council - Suffolk County Council is made up of six directorates that provide services and information to the citizens of Suffolk. Each directorate contains a number of specialised units dealing with its areas of responsibility. |
| Other district councils in Suffolk and councils that border onto the Borough of St Edmundsbury - Map of the borough (PDF 210Kb) |
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| Babergh District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
Babergh is a largely attractive and prosperous District in the southern part of Suffolk and has a long border with the county of Essex. Whilst it remains very rural, it is within close and convenient distance of London and the Continent. |
 | Braintree District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
The ddistrict has a population of approximately 136,200 and is largely rural in character. It stretches from the Stour Valley/Suffolk border in the north, towards the Chelmer Valley and Chelmsford in the South. |
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| Breckland District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
This is one of the largest district council areas in England, but it is also one of the most sparsely populated. Much of the area is rural, given over to agriculture and heathland. The nature of the district offers a high quality of life, as well as tourism opportunities, but at the same time presents challenges in transport and access. |
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| East Cambridgeshire District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
East Cambridgeshire has a wealth of leisure and culture activities for residents and visitors to enjoy. |
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| Forest Heath District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
Forest Heath District Council is in the heart of East Anglia. It covers miles of magnificent forest, acres of open heaths, centuries of dramatic history, vibrant market towns and villages, and the headquarters of British horseracing at Newmarket. |
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| Ipswich Borough Council - Ipswich is the regional centre for business, shopping, sport and entertainment,home to IP-City and one pole of the Cambridge/Ipswich Hi-Tech Corridor. It is proud of its 800-year Royal Charter and its long maritime tradition and also possesses a magnificent heritage and fine parks. |
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| Mid Suffolk District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.) |
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| South Cambridgeshire District Council (Next to the Borough of St Edmundsbury.)
South Cambridgeshire is a mostly rural area set in 350 square miles of countryside with a population of over 130,000 residents, completely surrounding the City of Cambridge. |
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| Suffolk Coastal District Council - There are 115,500 people living in the Suffolk Coastal district, spread over 320 square miles that stretch from Walberswick in the north to Felixstowe in the south. Suffolk Coastal District Council provides many of the local services enjoyed by residents, businesses and visitors. |
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| Waveney District Council |
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| onesuffolk is a pioneering website created by a partnership of all the local authorities in Suffolk and the Police. Partners publish pages to onesuffolk, simply and quickly bringing together pages from all over Suffolk in one place, removing the need for people to know which organisation does what and where. |
| National government |
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| Directgov - designed to make it easy for you to navigate around government by bringing it all together, in one place. |
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| Info4local - The one-stop information gateway for local public services. You can use this portal to get quick and easy access to the information you need from central government departments, agencies and public bodies. |
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| Communities and Local Government (formerly Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) - Communities and Local Government's vision is of prosperous and cohesive communities, offering a safe, healthy and sustainable environment for all. |
| Regional organisations |
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| The East of England Regional Assembly (EERA) exists to promote the economic, social and environmental well-being of the region through a partnership of elected and stakeholder representatives and is recognised by two Acts of Parliament. |
 | Government Office for the East of England - Information about the Government Office as they join up the work of ten Central Government Departments across the East of England, and feed back the region's views and unique needs to Whitehall. |
| Town and parish councils |
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| Bury St Edmunds Town Council |
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| Haverhill Town Council |
 | Clare town |
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| Horringer village |
 | Stanton village |
| Other useful links |
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| lnfo4local A to Z list of links to useful government and organisations websites |
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| Abbeycroft Leisure |
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| Havebury Housing Partnership |
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| Haverhill Arts Centre |
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| Haverhill Volunteer Centre |
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| Safer Neighbourhoods Teams |
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| Suffolk Constabulary |
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| Bury St Edmunds Town Centre Management |
