The third stage of a 1,150-home development has been green-lit by councillors.
A bid of more than £180,000 has been awarded for the expansion of a village's community college.
An extra £2.15 million investment into a town's leisure centre revamp plans could be unlocked with a final sign-off.
The extension of a relief scheme exempting residents from paying Council Tax has been approved leaving close to 4,700 better off.
Controversial plans for a quarry expansion in a village have been recommended for approval despite objections and a 2,000-strong petition.
Major plans for sport facility upgrades in a town have won a £500,000 investment bid.
'Critical' bus services connecting rural communities have been saved after a group won a bid for nearly £150,000 from the county council.
A Green MP has laid out his position on Government farm tax plans amid criticism.
'Vulnerable and unsustainable' finances are behind a council's proposals for a maximum Council Tax increase.
Plans have been outlined to address the downgrade of a council's children's services.
A final decision on energy storage plans recommended for refusal has been postponed due to an error.
Plans to turn a house into a children's home in a town have been recommended for approval despite 'considerable concerns'.
A major £3.45 million revamp of a town's theatre building has been recommended for approval ahead of a final decision.
Major plans for a £2 million waterfront redevelopment have been recommended for approval despite fears they could 'rip the heart out' of a town.
A relief scheme exempting residents from paying Council Tax could be extended by leaders.
Residents have weighed in on a town's £8.3 million leisure centre revamp plans.
A Suffolk MP has taken on pimping websites with a new petition to Government.
Plans for energy storage in a village are set for refusal due to fears of visual impact.
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A Suffolk council could force land purchases to address shortages if developers 'won't play ball', a housing lead has said.
