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Full Council Tax relief could be extended by leaders

Full Council Tax relief could be extended by leaders

Full Council Tax relief could be extended by leaders

03 December 2024

A relief scheme exempting residents from paying Council Tax could be extended by leaders.


Town could receive major £500k funding boost for ‘truly great’ sports facilities

Town could receive major £500k funding boost for ‘truly great’ sports facilities

Town could receive major £500k funding boost for ‘truly great’ sports facilities

03 December 2024

A town could receive almost £500,000 in funding to enhance sports and health facilities.


Residents weigh in on town’s £8.3m leisure centre revamp plans

Residents weigh in on town’s £8.3m leisure centre revamp plans

Residents weigh in on town’s £8.3m leisure centre revamp plans

03 December 2024

Residents have weighed in on a town's £8.3 million leisure centre revamp plans.


‘Wholly selfish’ man whose actions affected wildlife and community ordered to stop using land as waste disposal site

‘Wholly selfish’ man whose actions affected wildlife and community ordered to stop using land as waste disposal site

‘Wholly selfish’ man whose actions affected wildlife and community ordered to stop using land as waste disposal site

03 December 2024

A ‘wholly selfish’ resident whose actions affected wildlife and the community has been ordered to stop using his land as a waste disposal site.


Decision on estate’s controversial £250m redevelopment delayed

Decision on estate’s controversial £250m redevelopment delayed

Decision on estate’s controversial £250m redevelopment delayed

02 December 2024

The future of a housing estate at the centre of a £250m redevelopment project will remain in the balance for months to come.


MP takes on pimping websites with petition

MP takes on pimping websites with petition

MP takes on pimping websites with petition

02 December 2024

A Suffolk MP has taken on pimping websites with a new petition to Government.


Energy storage in town set for refusal due to visual impact fears

Energy storage in town set for refusal due to visual impact fears

Energy storage in town set for refusal due to visual impact fears

02 December 2024

Plans for energy storage in a village are set for refusal due to fears of visual impact.


Assisted dying bill goes through: Here's how your MPs voted

Assisted dying bill goes through: Here's how your MPs voted

Assisted dying bill goes through: Here's how your MPs voted

29 November 2024

MPs have decided to support the assisted dying bill — here's how your representatives voted.


Authority could force land purchases if developers 'won't play ball', says housing lead

Authority could force land purchases if developers 'won't play ball', says housing lead

Authority could force land purchases if developers 'won't play ball', says housing lead

29 November 2024

A Suffolk council could force land purchases to address shortages if developers 'won't play ball', a housing lead has said.


‘Anything to help a little child's bottoms’: Leaders agree to explore reusable nappy voucher

‘Anything to help a little child's bottoms’: Leaders agree to explore reusable nappy voucher

‘Anything to help a little child's bottoms’: Leaders agree to explore reusable nappy voucher

29 November 2024

Leaders at a Suffolk council have agreed to explore the introduction of a reusable nappy voucher.


'Choice' or 'callous': Watch as campaigner and retired doctor make their cases on assisted dying

'Choice' or 'callous': Watch as campaigner and retired doctor make their cases on assisted dying

'Choice' or 'callous': Watch as campaigner and retired doctor make their cases on assisted dying

29 November 2024

A campaigner and a retired doctor have made their cases for and against assisted dying ahead of MPs casting their votes.


‘It’s really inspirational’: Town MP lauds charity helping those in need this Christmas

‘It’s really inspirational’: Town MP lauds charity helping those in need this Christmas

‘It’s really inspirational’: Town MP lauds charity helping those in need this Christmas

29 November 2024

A town’s MP has lauded a charity which is helping to bring festive cheer to those in need this Christmas.


Assisted dying: MP, church leader and hospices share their views on emotive debate

Assisted dying: MP, church leader and hospices share their views on emotive debate

Assisted dying: MP, church leader and hospices share their views on emotive debate

28 November 2024

A Suffolk MP has outlined his reasons for supporting an assisted dying bill which will be discussed in Parliament tomorrow.


MP to meet minister on concerns about vulnerability of military bases to terrorists due to batteries in major solar farm

MP to meet minister on concerns about vulnerability of military bases to terrorists due to batteries in major solar farm

MP to meet minister on concerns about vulnerability of military bases to terrorists due to batteries in major solar farm

27 November 2024

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.


Sale of final plot in town's industrial park agreed despite councillor squabble

Sale of final plot in town's industrial park agreed despite councillor squabble

Sale of final plot in town's industrial park agreed despite councillor squabble

27 November 2024

The sale of the final plot of land at a town's industrial park has been agreed despite a councillor squabble.


Leaders asked to spend more than £500k to keep waste and street cleaning services intact

Leaders asked to spend more than £500k to keep waste and street cleaning services intact

Leaders asked to spend more than £500k to keep waste and street cleaning services intact

27 November 2024

Leaders are being asked to spend more than £500,000 to keep waste and cleaning services intact.


Towns gain new reverse vending machines after enthusiastic response to six-month trial

Towns gain new reverse vending machines after enthusiastic response to six-month trial

Towns gain new reverse vending machines after enthusiastic response to six-month trial

26 November 2024

Two towns have gained new ‘reverse vending machines’ following a six month trial.


Primary school children given new place to unwind after councillor’s £3,000 donation

Primary school children given new place to unwind after councillor’s £3,000 donation

Primary school children given new place to unwind after councillor’s £3,000 donation

25 November 2024

A councillor’s donation has ensured that pupils at a Suffolk primary school will have a peaceful place to unwind.


Thousands of tenants still due more than £2 million in council rent refund

Thousands of tenants still due more than £2 million in council rent refund

Thousands of tenants still due more than £2 million in council rent refund

25 November 2024

Thousands of tenants in a Suffolk district are still due more than £2 million in council rent refunds.


‘Bigger is not always better’: Anticipation as Suffolk leaders react to reports of new devolution plans to scrap local councils

‘Bigger is not always better’: Anticipation as Suffolk leaders react to reports of new devolution plans to scrap local councils

‘Bigger is not always better’: Anticipation as Suffolk leaders react to reports of new devolution plans to scrap local councils

25 November 2024

Leaders across Suffolk have reacted to reports of new Government plans for devolution in the county which could scrap local councils.


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