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A police station in a Suffolk seaside town may be demolished with flats and houses built in its place, according to new proposals.
If you like your home to be filled with natural light, you need look no further than this landmark property situated in Reydon close to Southwold.
Plans to construct more than 30 new flats on a vacant town centre site have been withdrawn.
A number of family and affordable homes have been unveiled as part of a housing development project on the Norfolk and Suffolk border.
More than £23million has been pledged by a Suffolk council to turn eyesore sites into affordable homes.
House-building in parts of the region needs to more than double to meet targets - sparking major concerns about the potential impact on communities.
Work has started on the construction of 16 new homes as part of a £2 million project.
Suffolk County Council - one of Suffolk's largest landowners - has outlined its vision for utilising vacant land for housing and which could include much needed bungalow and small family home developments.
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