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Government provision was unlikely to have met demand in Suffolk, it has been revealed.
Government provision was unlikely to have met demand in Suffolk, it has been revealed.
Government provision was unlikely to have met demand in Suffolk, it has been revealed.
Proper scrutiny of planning applications must still be carried out during the coronavirus lockdown, a Suffolk MP is warning.
Education leaders in Suffolk are expecting that pupils will have made different levels of progress during lockdown.
Suffolk education leaders are set to lobby the Government on reimbursing schools which have had to fork out for free school meals.
Social distancing measures on school transport not yet clear.
Tips to re-open tomorrow after seven-week closure.
A 'root and branch review of curricula' is being tabled by Suffolk education chiefs.
Steps are in place for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to be admitted to new schools in Suffolk as planned.
Concerns have been voiced over the lack of opportunity for public scrutiny at a council due to the coronavirus crisis.
A fresh injection of government cash to help local authorities tackle the coronavirus crisis has eased pressure.
The provider of a specialist speech and language school in Bury St Edmunds confirmed for closure has opted not to run a new smaller unit.
Plans to develop new services off the A14 near Bury St Edmunds have been withdrawn by developers.
A £90 increase in fees for post-16 school transport in Suffolk has been agreed despite objections from parents.
Developers behind plans for a 334-space car park on a former school site in Bury St Edmunds have withdrawn proposals to iron out issues.
A developer behind proposals to build 70 new homes, which were turned down by planners, has submitted fresh plans for the land – for 80 properties.
Developer previously had approval for 250 homes on same plot of land.
The coronavirus crisis means the focus will be on dangerous and obstructive parking, particularly on key routes and roads used by emergency services.
Plans to expand the Cineworld in Bury St Edmunds have been approved – but the coronavirus has cast doubt on when that project may go ahead, if at all.
