More news, no ads
LEARN MORE
A former police station and magistrates’ court is to finally get a new lease of life as luxury apartments.
Parking permits are being planned for 14 roads in a Suffolk town to curb problem parking by those not living in the area.
Millions of unsafe items of PPE coming into Suffolk have been seized – as more than half of checked items failed to comply with safety laws.
Issues around the closure of the Orwell Bridge in high winds are set to be discussed in Parliament, after a Suffolk MP secured a debate.
A summit of leaders has resulted in a fresh commitment for more testing, with Public Health Suffolk stating it is taking the situation very seriously.
A crackdown on problem parking in residential streets close to a hospital has been planned to support fed-up homeowners.
Plans for an innovative solution to protect beach huts from coastal erosion have been given the green light for a trial of up to a year.
Suffolk’s first site for delivering Covid-19 vaccinations is to be ready in less than two weeks time, it has been confirmed.
A documentary movie going behind the scenes of Suffolk’s First World War trenches has been created for release in local cinemas.
Covid-19 fallout has cost one Suffolk council more than £11million ... so far.
The business case for a public services hub must be reviewed before the next steps can proceed, it has been confirmed.
An employment scheme which has helped hundreds of young adults into work is to extend its programme to all ages as a result of Covid-19.
Final approval needed for 21 homes to be built on former farmland has been pushed back.
People in a Suffolk town have been urged to “act now and protect each other” from Covid-19, as latest data indicates the disease is spreading.
In addition to outbreaks at a local care home and school, data indicates the disease is being shared generally in the community and between homes.
Suffolk schools hit hardest by Covid-19 are in desperate need of financial support as additional costs are stretching already-tight budgets.
Council bosses have called on developers behind a 2,500-acre solar farm to provide more details amid concerns over its possible impact.
A decision has been deferred on plans for 86 homes in Elmswell amid concerns over traffic impact and planned highways measures.
A series of improvements are set to be made to Suffolk’s ‘alternative education’ provision.
Ministers will assess the plight of an Ipswich pub after insurers refused to pay out on its business interruption insurance during the pandemic.
