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A plan to ‘decolonise’ collections at a museum over the next six years has been agreed, which chiefs say will help address 'problematic' displays.
Plans for a new public services hub and leisure centre in a Suffolk town will go ahead in phases.
A review of elements within Suffolk’s special educational needs and disabilities service is to be carried out from next week, it has been announced.
Contaminated recycling waste from just two rounds in a Suffolk town has resulted in more than £50,000 in lost cash, shock new figures have revealed
The tariffs proposed previously had to be scrapped just days before coming into effect, because it was found that they breached discrimination laws.
Parent campaigners for special educational needs services in Suffolk say a review of how parents are kept informed does not go far enough.
Work to restore an at-risk historic building can begin after contractors were approved – and new occupants are already showing interest in filling it.
A last gasp attempt has been agreed to solve the problem of lorries disrupting a housing estate.
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A group will assess the future of a district’s six markets and 'how best to sustain them in the future'.
Firework displays on council-owned land could become a thing of the past in a Suffolk district amid concerns over their impact on the environment.
Major plans for 750 new homes on the western edge of a Suffolk town have been lodged by developers.
The final updated business case for a multi-million pound public services hub is to be agreed next month.
Delayed plans for 41 sheltered housing homes have been refused amid concerns of lost public parking and a recreation space.
The Conservative and Independent group has secured a new chairman for a district council.
More than £200,000 of public money has been halted from being lost to council tax and housing fraud in West Suffolk, latest data shows.
Councillors unanimously agreed to defer the long-running application, at the advice of officers, to allow for an independent highways assessment.
The decision was on plans for prefabricated bungalows to be built on the land but there is some confusion over how many will actually be based there.
The Conservatives and Greens have retained their respective Framlingham and Beccles seats in the East Suffolk Council by-elections.
A council has reassured voters that all eligible votes were counted after one division appeared to have more than 900 rejected ballots.
Mid Suffolk District Council has apologised after around 1,000 polling cards were sent to the wrong electoral area for last week’s elections.
