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The latest raft of artists and venues to feature in a Suffolk festival have been unveiled, as the event spreads over two days for its 2021 return.
The four candidates contesting this year’s police and crime commissioner election for Suffolk have been unveiled.
Fresh plans for homes in a Mid Suffolk village have been recommended for approval next week, despite ongoing fears from the community about highways.
More than 10,000 tonnes of Suffolk recycling waste has to be rejected each year because of contamination from wrong items being put in bins.
Plans to establish a care village in the Suffolk countryside have been unanimously rejected.
A survey of people in Suffolk has indicated that 84 per cent will be willing to have a Covid-19 vaccine – below the national level expected.
Returning music festival Sound City Ipswich will go-ahead in 2021, organisers have confirmed.
Environmental issues underpin all areas of the Greens’ manifesto for the Suffolk County Council polls on May 6.
The Liberal Democrats’ mantra for the local elections is “getting Suffolk back on its feet – reconnecting, reviving and regenerating communities”.
A total of 141 new homes will be built on the site after plans to increase the size of the development were approved.
The Suffolk Labour group’s 2021 election manifesto, called Believe in Suffolk, has the strapline “Proud of our heritage, ambitious for our future”.
The Conservatives have launched their manifesto for the 2021 Suffolk County Council elections, which this year is based around four key principles.
Controversial plans to build 55 new homes in Suffolk have been given the go ahead, despite widespread concerns over planned access roads.
The next phase of the housing development has secured final approval – as work continues to progress on the site.
A shake-up of Covid-19 rapid test centres will see some sites close but new sites open – with others relocated and home testing expanded.
Suffolk currently has the highest rate of Covid-19 vaccinations anywhere in the UK, a meeting of health and council leaders has heard.
“Radical” changes to Suffolk’s rapid Covid-19 test sites will be made, with some centres moving into high streets and home testing set to soar.
Suffolk’s public health chief has said levels of Covid-19 in the county are as low as they are likely to get as more restrictions ease next week.
The plans were approved by seven votes to two, with two abstentions, despite a 1,211-signature petition objecting to the scheme.
Pressure is mounting on a Suffolk authority to keep street lights on in response to safety concerns raised in the Sarah Everard debate.
