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People have ‘huge concerns’ about plans to build a new solar farm that could be bigger than Sunnica, a councillor has said.
Bus fares in a part of the region will continue to be capped at £2 for a single journey until the end of March 2025.
As plans for a new busway to the south of Cambridge moved forward hopes for the renewal of a trainline to Haverhill were described as ‘never viable’.
Concern has been shared that money spent on plans for a new busway into Cambridge would have been better spent on reopening a trainline into Suffolk.
Approval has been given to a major development that will see up to 540 new homes built on the edge of a town.
A new biogas renewable energy facility is set to be built at a farm six miles from a Suffolk town despite over 100 people lodging objections.
The revamp and redevelopment of a number of ‘outdated’ laboratory buildings at a business park near Suffolk has been given the go ahead.
Inspectors have said there are not always enough staff to keep women and babies safe at two hospitals.
An inquiry is due to be held into plans to build a new 170-home retirement village.
The Cambridge Rock Festival will be able to take place next year at the estate near Haverhill owned by Euromillions winner, Adrian Bayford.
A council must borrow an extra £1m for a solar renewable energy development at a city park and ride used by Suffolk commuters
