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Corridors which improve connectivity between core areas enabling species to move, feed, disperse, migrate or reproduce

Sites which are identified in the Ipswich Wildlife Audit 2013. Core Area Rank 1-2. High Conservation Value (SPA/Ramsar, SSSI, CWS). Core Area Rank 3-4. Medium Conservation Value, some of which are...

400m buffer which surround Core Areas Rank 1 and 2 (SPA/Ramsar and SSSI not including CWS) to protect them from adverse impacts.

Existing playing fields which act as stepping stones to improve connectivity between core areas enabling species to move, feed, disperse, migrate or reproduce.

Indicative area around Ipswich where the Council will seek to work with partners to improve and provide a publicly accessible green rim.

100m buffer which surround all Core Areas (except SPA/Ramsar and SSSI) and all Corridors to protect them from adverse impacts and where encouragement will be given to enhancing the corridor...

Ipswich Borough Council monitors air quality using a combination of continuous analysers and diffusion tubes. The Continuous analyser is serviced by an external contractor and the data is ratified...

Local Authorities are now legally required to produce a Brownfield Land Register for their area. Sites that can be considered either have to be a minimum of 0.25ha in size or capable of...

Sites which do not fulfil the criteria for SSSI or CWS status but have a high conservation value. These sites comprise the best examples of different habitats or are important for a particular...

Ipswich Central is the company responsible for running the town centre Business Improvement District (BID). The BID allows an additional rate levy to be charged to businesses in a defined...