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Councillors have voted to postpone this year’s elections to join the Government’s devolution fast-track programme.
A group of councillors have gathered outside council offices to protest plans to postpone this year’s elections.
An authority is not at risk of going bust despite a looming £358 million funding gap, a council has said.
Plans for a temporary open storage site in a village have been given the green light after changes to address concerns.
Councillors have reiterated their fears residents could be robbed of their rights and voice ahead of a vote to postpone county elections.
Greene King's major £40 million bid for a new brewery in Bury St Edmunds has been given the go-ahead by councillors.
Homes meant to be sold at a discount in a town's 96-strong estate have been deemed no longer financially viable.
Plans for a £875,000 creative hub in a town hall could take a major step forward after a tenant was found.
Proposals could see rents and utilities increase for council homes in the next financial year.
More than 1,000 complaints have been recorded by two councils, a report has found.
A maximum tax hike would net a council £35 million extra but its schools funding hole could mean the need for a Government bailout within two years.
County leaders will hold two extraordinary meetings to discuss the Government's devolution plans.
A former town mayor was in breach of respect, bullying and confidentiality codes, a report has said.
An alcohol licence has been granted to a town's business despite police objections.
Controversial plans for a quarry expansion in a village have been deferred until next year.
Leaders have agreed to reinstate the use of a chemical to deal with unwanted weeds.
An authority has agreed to extend a relief scheme to help close to 4,700 residents with their Council Tax.
The investment of £2.15 million into a town's leisure centre revamp plans has been secured as an authority is keen to deliver 'as soon as possible'.
Council leaders have sounded a word of caution after the Government revealed its new devolution plans.
A bus problem 40 years in the making will remain unless more funding is provided, councillors have said.
