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Plans to turn a house into a children's home in a town have been recommended for approval despite 'considerable concerns'.
A major £3.45 million revamp of a town's theatre building has been recommended for approval ahead of a final decision.
Major plans for a £2 million waterfront redevelopment have been recommended for approval despite fears they could 'rip the heart out' of a town.
A relief scheme exempting residents from paying Council Tax could be extended by leaders.
Residents have weighed in on a town's £8.3 million leisure centre revamp plans.
A Suffolk MP has taken on pimping websites with a new petition to Government.
Plans for energy storage in a village are set for refusal due to fears of visual impact.
MPs have decided to support the assisted dying bill — here's how your representatives voted.
A Suffolk council could force land purchases to address shortages if developers 'won't play ball', a housing lead has said.
Leaders at a Suffolk council have agreed to explore the introduction of a reusable nappy voucher.
A campaigner and a retired doctor have made their cases for and against assisted dying ahead of MPs casting their votes.
A Suffolk MP will meet with a Government minister to discuss the vulnerability of local military bases to terrorists due to batteries at a solar farm.
The sale of the final plot of land at a town's industrial park has been agreed despite a councillor squabble.
Leaders are being asked to spend more than £500,000 to keep waste and cleaning services intact.
Thousands of tenants in a Suffolk district are still due more than £2 million in council rent refunds.
Leaders across Suffolk have reacted to reports of new Government plans for devolution in the county which could scrap local councils.
More than £280,000 has been made available for extra waste lorries and bins for businesses.
A new village service station has been given the first green light despite concerns over flooding and water supply.
Plans for homes behind a historic village pub have been refused for the eighth time.
A council leader has disputed plummeting figures for footfall and addressed high vacant shop numbers in a town centre.
