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A councillor has addressed why two Green-led councils have thousands of pounds invested in Shell.
A maximum increase of an authority's Council Tax was 'truly necessary' to avoid difficult decisions, a finance lead has said.
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Leaders have agreed to a funding package of close to £40,000 to support charities in a town.
An authority has agreed to spend more than £25,000 on a potential parking zone for residents in a town.
A bid to turn a town into a unitary authority and take its 'rightful place' in East Anglia has won unanimous support from leaders.
A council's proposals to increase car parking charges and generate £307,000 are due for final approval.
The leaders of three authorities have agreed on their Council Tax proposals ahead of a final decision.
Residents have been left disappointed after a controversial solar farm was green-lit.
A new Suffolk and Norfolk mayor should be based in a county's historic town, an MP has said.
Fire service staff have reported being belittled, dismissed and bullied, an inspector's report has found.
A village pub has been given permission to convert a home into six extra hotel rooms.
Plans for a dog pool in a village will need a further decision despite gathering overwhelming support.
A new taskforce has been set up to improve 'vital' rural bus services in a district, with results expected by the summer.
A compromise on parking charge increase proposals has been reached after the decision was formally challenged.
A year on from a damning report, have Suffolk's special needs services improved?
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Suffolk council leaders have reacted to the Government's announcements on devolution.
Plans for a major solar farm on best-quality land were deemed 'totally inappropriate' by councillors.
Elections in Suffolk will be delayed after the deputy PM announced the Government's decision on devolution.
Major plans for a solar farm capable of powering more than 10,500 homes in a district have been recommended for approval.
The controversial extension of a village quarry has been given the green light despite community outcry.
