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Roadworks on the A137 near the A14 are set to finish in August or September this year, it has been confirmed.
Suffolk's bid for more than £77 million to upgrade bus services across the county has been rejected by the Government.
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A surge of more than 17,000 new Long Covid diagnoses over 10 weeks is forecast for Suffolk, according to new modelling data.
A plan to help support the tens of thousands of unpaid carers in Suffolk is 'utterly essential', a councillor and carer has said.
A GP referral scheme where patients for conditions like obesity and hypertension are prescribed a tailored gym programme is being extended.
A wishlist of nearly 200 schemes to improve walking and cycling in two Suffolk districts have been outlined in a new plan to upgrade infrastructure.
An online petition to save promenade beach huts has attracted more than 2,850 signatures and led to a full council debate.
Backing has been given for the final business case for Freeport East to be submitted and a new company to manage the enterprise to be formed.
An online shopping scheme has ceased just months after launching after the online provider said it had exhausted all funding avenues to keep going.
The first creative DJing programme for those with disabilities or learning difficulties culminates with a gig-night this week.
A district council has voted to keep its leader and cabinet members system of decision making in a debate over involvement of councillors.
A new plan to support tens of thousands of unpaid carers in Suffolk is set to be published in September, adult care chiefs have said.
County Council leaders are set to give their backing for a new company to be formed that will run the new Freeport East.
A recruitment crisis for frontline school staff may be looming as the sector is unable to meet home working demands, an education meeting has heard.
The first play areas in a £3.5million programme of upgrades have been confirmed.
Empty properties and holiday homes in Suffolk should be made available for Ukrainian refugees fleeing the Russian invasion, it has been suggested.
A six-week public consultation is to be launched on plans to turn a former middle school site into a new 45 to 50 home development.
Councillors say solar farm plans on the Suffolk border are 'monstrous' and 'inadequate,' agreeing the authority’s response to object to the plans.
Violent or aggressive behaviour is increasingly becoming the main reason for permanent exclusions in Suffolk schools according to education chiefs
Stunted maturity, anxiety and eating disorders are among the behavioural challenges caused by the Covid disruption to education, school leaders said.
