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A council has approved more than £280,000 for extra waste lorries and bins.
A challenging housing market has forced a bid to change a 320-home development, a developer has said.
A Suffolk MP has been chosen for a post in the new Shadow Cabinet.
Suffolk MPs have held their first meeting to address the closures of a vital bridge which cause chaos for residents and businesses alike.
Plans for the next phase of a 1,200-home development, including a sought-after new local centre, have been submitted.
Plans for 185 homes in a village have been recommended for approval despite concerns from residents.
A café had its licence revoked after a police officer was placed in a headlock and several drug-related incidents.
An event has shown optimism, hope and caution as millions are poured into improving a market town.
Two councils are proposing an increase in fees and charges ahead of next year’s budget.
A discussion is due on proposals for a new home in a garden as concerns over access mount.
Business leaders have warned the Chancellor’s budget for the new Government would not deliver a ‘major boost’ for Suffolk.
Your council might change how it makes decisions — here’s why it matters.
Suffolk leaders are being asked to commit £1.5 million to help flood-hit communities.
Plans for up to 191 homes and a primary school expansion on the edge of a market town could take a major step forward.
A waterfront bar had its licence changed after fears over ‘unbearable’ noise and crime were raised.
Leaders at a Suffolk council are due to discuss extending a Council Tax relief scheme.
One in four councils may need a Government financial bailout — how is yours doing?
A café is facing closure after a police officer was placed in a headlock and several drug-related incidents.
One of Suffolk’s lead councillors has welcomed calls for the reform of the whole special needs education system after a new report was published.
A campaign calling for a knife crime strategy in a town has been launched by a councillor.
