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A small-scale tower years in the making could be completed this summer to coincide with the 20th anniversary of its full-scale inspiration.
An environmental impact assessment is not needed for a proposed commercial solar farm and battery energy storage system, planners have decided.
Roadworks to improve safety and driver awareness in a village will take place next week.
These days this key Suffolk route is better known for its flooding problems, but 40 years ago it was a different scenario.
A long-running festival showcasing ‘all the colourful aspects of life’ is moving to a new home in Suffolk this summer.
An independent children’s clothing and accessory boutique in a Suffolk town centre is closing this month.
Everyone loves a garden centre, and this week marks the 40th anniversary of a Suffolk outlet’s grand opening.
SuffolkNews visited a miniature railway for its Easter Special event – this is what we thought.
Residents against outline plans for 160 village homes have raised concerns about under-pressure services, congestion and wildlife.
A major DIY chain’s new Suffolk store is set to open in July, it has been revealed.
The signs they are a-changin’ – or going – as planners have approved a bid to remove signage from a Grade II-listed former pub.
New owners have been found for a prominent town centre shop unit, which has been for sale since last year.
Plans for an abandoned shopping centre in a Suffolk town are ‘no further forward’ after the latest plans were refused.
Outline plans for seven homes on part of a former village primary school site have been given the green light.
A new housing service which will help vulnerable people and could help to prevent and reduce homelessness has been launched.
Plans to demolish and redevelop an abandoned shopping centre in a Suffolk town centre have been refused.
An advanced manufacturing and engineering centre which could create jobs is planned for a Suffolk town.
Volunteer litter-picking heroes who have been tidying up a town have found rubbish dating back to 1987.
Tribute has been paid to the former manager and director of a rollerskating rink and nightclub, whose life was ‘one big adventure’.
Plans to transform a dilapidated industrial building on a key site have been submitted.
