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On Thursday 31 January 2019 at 10am there will be a short service at the Flood Memorial, Langer Road, Felixstowe led by Revd Dotchin, Vicar of Felixstowe Town and Rural Dean of the Colneys where the Mayor of Felixstowe, Cllr Graham Newman will lay a wreath to commemorate the 1953 North Sea Floods, which claimed… Read more »

If you would like to honour a local person or organisation that has made a positive difference and special contribution to our community, Felixstowe Town Council would like to hear from you. Felixstowe Town Council’s Civic Awards scheme is now in its 17th year and we have been privileged to honour many individuals and groups… Read more »

Thanks to the generosity of The Felixstowe Society, Felixstowe Town Council and the East of England Co-op have been able to host two further defibrillators in the town centre (outside the East of England Co-operative store, Hamilton Road and the Senior Citizens Centre, Broadway House, Orwell Road). The devices, which can deliver a brief electric… Read more »

Suffolk Coastal and Waveney District Councils have been tasked by the government with trying to reduce emissions of atmospheric particulate matter within the districts. Atmospheric particulate matter comprises microscopic solid or liquid matter suspended in the air, some of which arise from human activity such as burning, and some of which have a significantly adverse… Read more »

Further to the recent public engagement drop in sessions for the changes at the Felixstowe Minor Injuries Unit (see here for further details), please see below some FAQs which give further information for those who were unable to attend: Is the MIU closing? No What is changing at the MIU? New NHS England guidelines mean… Read more »

Felixstowe residents are being given an opportunity to discuss changes to the way the town’s Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) is accessed at two public drop-in sessions next week. New NHS England guidelines mean that from April 1, 2019, people will no longer be able to walk into the MIU without first making an appointment. However,… Read more »

The Town Council has taken up the Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner’s offer to provide the town with an additional, locally funded PCSO for the next two years to address some local matters that would otherwise be a low-priority for the Constabulary. The decision was, in part, prompted by the reported two-year delay to civil… Read more »