A task force has been created to save ‘lifeline’ bus services amid fears key routes will be axed.
A solar project worth £1.3 million has been given unanimous support by district leaders.
Options are being considered by a district council to mitigate the impacts of axing winter fuel payments for pensioners.
District leaders have approved an extra £612,000 to tackle homelessness and housing challenges.
A councillor is set to prompt leaders on the need for a knife crime strategy.
An energy giant is looking to implement an alternative drilling method under a Suffolk river to connect more than 100 offshore wind turbines.
Labour councillors are set to oppose proposals to increase allowances by more than £77,000, a council’s leader has revealed.
A Suffolk MP has called for more clarity over the future of a ‘vital’ village Post Office in a letter, amid fears of funding and hours cuts.
Controversial plans for 150 homes in a seaside town have been recommended for approval three years after their submission.
A consultation has been launched on plans to expand a Suffolk academy.
More than £77,000 extra in councillors’ allowances is being proposed as an authority is the lowest in Suffolk.
Suffolk’s MPs have reacted to the scrapping of the county’s devolution deal worth more than £500 million.
Suffolk Constabulary has submitted a bid to turn a police office building into a patient facility.
An air quality warning could be lifted from a town’s busy junction after nearly 20 years after a drop in pollution.
Members of the county’s opposition have criticised the council’s ‘missed opportunity’ after Government money to retrofit homes is due to go unused.
A Suffolk MP has called for the release of an offender who committed a ‘vicious attack’ on a baby to be reconsidered by the Minister of Justice.
County leaders are looking for Government funding for a new special school in Suffolk.
Finances are in good shape but ‘many unknowns’ remain, a top councillor has said.
Approval has been granted for a £10 million package to bring ‘dilapidated’ buildings back into use.
Cuts and price hikes totalling £16 million have been approved to avoid a council ‘going bust’ – but more are still needed.
