NHS, Social Care and Frontline Workers’ DayTown Hall Staff   02 Jul 2021

We are proud to be involved in NHS, Social Care & Frontline Workers’ Day on 5th July 2021. Here is what we have planned for the day: 10am – Raising the NHS, Social Care & Frontline Workers’ Day Flag. The flag will fly for seven days in the Town Hall Gardens. Watch the Mayor, Cllr… Read more »

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Health and Well-Being Event 30 July 11am – 2pmTown Hall Staff   28 Jun 2021

Families and residents of all ages are invited to join the free Health and Well-Being Event which will take place at Felixstowe Seafront and Leisure Centre Beachside Events Area, Felixstowe IP11 2AE on Friday 30 July 11am – 2pm. Here you will be able to meet local groups, organisations and service providers to find out… Read more »

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Armed Forces Day Flag Rasing – 22nd June 2021Town Hall Staff   18 Jun 2021

Armed Forces Day is a chance to show your support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community: from currently serving troops to Service families, veterans and cadets. There are many ways for people, communities and organisations across the country to show their support and get involved. The Mayor of Felixstowe, Councillor… Read more »

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Suffolk Day – 21st June 2021Town Hall Staff   18 Jun 2021

Felixstowe Town Council will be raising the Suffolk Flag at 9am on Monday 21st June in the Town Hall gardens to celebrate Suffolk Day. Due to the current restrictions, the fifth Suffolk Day, will not have the same feel as it did 2019 when the Town Council proudly launched the event in front of the… Read more »

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Summer 2021 Town MagazineTown Hall Staff   11 Jun 2021

Click the image below to read the ninth edition of the Town Council’s quarterly seasonal magazine – Summer 2021  

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Older Person Housing Strategy Survey  Town Hall Staff   25 May 2021

East Suffolk Council is preparing a Housing Strategy for Older Persons to guide and inform future housing provision for people who have reached retirement age.  Local residents of all tenures are invited to take part in this work by providing their thoughts and views via a short survey.  The survey is now live till 7th… Read more »

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Suffolk test centres to close as popularity of home testing soarsTown Hall Staff   17 May 2021

On  Tuesday 25th May Suffolk County Council’s community testing ( Lateral Flow) Kiosk will be in Felixstowe for the day either outside the Co-Op on Hamilton Road or on the sea front (weather dependant).          Suffolk test centres to close as popularity of home testing soars Suffolk’s rapid testing centres for people… Read more »

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Cllr Mark Jepson and Cllr Sharon Harkin return as Mayor and Deputy MayorTown Hall Staff   17 May 2021

Councillor Mark Jepson was re-elected as the Mayor of Felixstowe for 2021-22 at the Annual Meeting of Felixstowe Town Council held on 5th May, with Councillor Sharon Harkin re-appointed as the Deputy Mayor the same evening. Addressing the Council,  Cllr Jepson said: “I was very proud to receive the support of my fellow Councillors. This past… Read more »

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Home Testing for COVID-19Town Hall Staff   07 May 2021

Dear Friends of Felixstowe, Please click the following link for a helpful infographic concerning rapid lateral flow tests for COVID-19 at home: 2021-05-05 Home testing infographic – English You can also keep up to date by visiting Public Health Suffolk’s Facebook page here: www.facebook.com/PublicHealthSuffolk   Translated pdf versions are also available here: https://www.suffolk.gov.uk/about/web-accessibility/interpreting-and-translating-services/covid-19-information-in-other-languages/

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Understanding the Hidden Impact of PeriodsTown Hall Staff   29 Apr 2021

Residents in East Suffolk are invited to have their say on how periods may impact those who experience them in a new survey. The survey, titled ‘Period Survey – East Suffolk’, has been created by East Suffolk Council to enable the Council to gain a better understanding on the hidden impact periods can have on… Read more »

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