Plans for 26 new homes on a portion of a site previously part of an infamous development over Victorian chalk mines have been given the go-ahead.
Suffolk Police’s stop and search arrest rate and use of force are the highest in England and Wales, a Government report has shown.
New savings will be needed to plug an extra £1 million hole predicted after a council’s first months.
Millions in town centre investment could be bolstered by more than £550,000 in extra funding.
A town centre bar could see its licence revoked after a police report found multiple breaches.
Morality and nuisance concerns were raised by a local council as a community centre is seeking a licence expansion.
Two local authorities have united to demand decisive action on the housing crisis as councils are ‘teetering on the brink’.
More money could be spent on children with additional needs as a Suffolk leader addressed increased complaints.
A motion on fighting intimidation has been approved as a councillor reported feeling ‘isolated’ after a series of anonymous abusive posts.
Plans to turn a 500-year-old pub into a new home have been defeated due to strong community outcry.
A new council arts funding pot will ‘hit the most vulnerable’ the hardest, the opposition leader has warned.
Controversial outline plans for 150 homes in a seaside town have been approved despite concerns.
A day care service for adults with learning disabilities could also welcome dogs if planning permission is granted.
Bids are now being encouraged for the county council’s arts funding replacement worth £500,000.
Plans have been submitted to revamp a village’s pavilion following the demolition of the existing ‘tired’ building.
Controversial plans to turn a pub which dates back 500 years into a home have been recommended for refusal.
More co-operation is needed to deliver long-term solutions on a busy flood-prone road, a councillor has said.
A proposed increase to councillors’ allowances worth more than £77,000 has been defeated, but worries were raised about struggling members.
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A savings package worth £16 million sparked fiery debate as a council leader warned of ‘no magic money tree’.
Claims around a derelict recycling centre are ‘yah-boo politics’, a council leader has said.
