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A town's needs were failed over devolution plans for one authority to replace all Suffolk councils, a leader has said.
Parking charges, Council Tax and pavement licenses were among the hikes approved by an authority.
County leaders have revealed devolution plans for a single Suffolk authority.
Plans for a controversial quarry are back on the table after a successful legal battle.
A council's decision to take control of Suffolk's libraries has left the service's boss 'incredibly shocked, disappointed and frustrated'.
Libraries could once again come under council control after negotiations broke down with a provider due to 'serious concerns' about its viability.
A recycling company has submitted a planning bid weeks after appealing an enforcement notice which alleged multiple breaches.
Plans from the Ministry of Defence at a military base include a new road.
An authority has approved a maximum increase in Council Tax but reserves are still needed to address a financial gap.
Car parking fees in a town could rise by up to 20 per cent as a business leader warns the move is 'in danger of killing the golden goose'.
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An authority approved a near-maximum Council Tax increase after an opposition amendment was defeated.
Plans have been submitted to build five new homes on the land of a former ambulance station.
A new school will allow children with special needs to 'develop in nature' after plans were green-lit.
Two Greens are considering further action over 'deliberate falsehoods' claimed by a council leader.
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An authority could pick up a £2.7 million bill on a major flood protection project to safeguard a key road.
An acclaimed artist has won a bid to convert a village church into a home.
A budget amendment could save small businesses in Ipswich, the opposition leader has said.
Details have been revealed on a portion of a 1,200-home development in a market town.
Details have been submitted for a road to link a major 2,500-home development in a market town.
A decision is due on plans for a new school for children with special needs.
