Have your say on the draft Air Quality Action Plan The Action Plan options for the AQMA have been drawn up and a public and statutory consultation on the options will run from 6 March to 6 June 2012. You can view the draft Action Plan by following the link. The overall aim of the Action Plan is to provide a framework for identifying and implementing measures to reduce emissions and mitigate the effects of air pollution. The document outlines measures which could be taken to reduce the elevated levels of nitrogen oxides in the area. Views are welcomed on the measures outlined in the report and comments received during this consultation will be fed into the formation of the final version of the Action Plan. You can email your views and comments to or you can send them to: Principal Environmental Health Officer, Environmental Protection, Suffolk Coastal District Council, Melton Hill, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 1AU.

We’d love to hear your views and suggestions about the new Suffolk County Council website, currently in test, and available at the link below. We invite you to have a go and provide us with your feedback using the tool on the website. You can do this anonymously or put in your email address so you can be informed when changes are made reflecting your comments. You can use the feedback link as many times as you want, and it only takes a few seconds.

Ipswich Borough Council has developed its first Equality Scheme and is consulting with residents, community partners and other stakeholders on its equality objectives for a Fairer Ipswich. Your views will help shape their commitments into actions. You can download a copy of the draft Equality Scheme and survey questionnaire on the link below.

Forest Heath District Council is asking for views to support the review of its Street Trading Conditions. Go to www.forest-heath.gov.uk/consultations for more information.

Set against the backdrop of an increasingly challenging economic picture and a reduction in the amount of money made available to councils by central Government, further deep cuts to the public sector are unavoidable. In this context, Waveney continues to review all its services and would be grateful for your views on what is important to you, your family and your communities. To find out more and complete the online survey please go to our home page (www.waveney.gov.uk) and follow the link for "What would you do?"