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Leaders have backed a police boss' bid for close to £14 extra Council Tax-payer contribution on the force's precept.
Tory councillors have defected as Independents after being left 'appalled and dismayed' over devolution decisions.
The future of Special Food Future was due to be discussed over multiple breaches of licensing conditions as well as crime and disorder allegations.
Plans to increase car parking fees will be the 'nail in the coffin' for businesses in seaside towns, a councillor has said.
Plans for a block of 22 flats in a town have been recommended for approval to address an 'acute housing shortage'.
Plans for a new waste recycling centre in a town have been recommended for approval.
Leaders are set to discuss the state of rural business in a district following a review.
A group of councillors in a district have pleaded for local elections to remain in place this year in a letter to a Government minister.
A final decision is due on two phases of a major 1,200-home development.
Plans for a dog pool in a village have been recommended for refusal by planners, despite having widespread community support.
Plans for a major solar farm in best quality land have attracted close to 200 objections and have been recommended for refusal by planners.
A council's decision to increase parking charges across a district will be formally challenged.
Mental health, homelessness, and trauma services are among those which could receive more than £260,000 in grants from a council.
Suffolk’s police boss is due to ask for close to £14 extra on average from every Council Tax payer.
Controversial plans for the extension of a village quarry are back on the table for a final decision.
Leaders at two councillors are set to hold an extra devolution debate.
An MP has written to the Prime Minister in a bid to prevent a town's 'death knell'.
A maximum increase of an authority's Council Tax will be discussed as leaders are set to take their first look at their budget.
The benefits of a 28-bed care centre were praised by councillors as planning permission was granted.
An alcohol licence has been awarded for a new village convenience store despite fears it could 'easily fuel' antisocial behaviour.
