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.
Improvements to a sports pavilion and village hall form part of a £223,000 investment package.
A lack of viability has forced a council to agree to the ‘in principle’ sale of a portion of land in a Suffolk town – despite a plea for deferral.
The future of a derelict factory in a Suffolk town has been discussed as the council as a marketing campaign for new tenants is set to launch.
A developer has gone back to the drawing board after a traffic plan for a 220-home development drew safety objections.
Plans have been submitted to turn a town’s car dealership into a new retail store.
An established Suffolk business has submitted plans for a new store following the demolition of the current building.
Residents in Suffolk ‘give up urgent operations’ and ‘rip out their own teeth’ as calls for NHS reform continue, MPs have said.
The rebuilding of West Suffolk Hospital was raised in Parliament after the Prime Minister was pressed on its delivery.
A packed council chamber cheered after plans for a new ‘alien’ steel facility were refused despite a local business of 70 years promising new jobs.
Contentious plans for the operation of an outdoor gym at a hotel have been given the go-ahead.
The Government has yet to provide a date for the rebuilding of an ageing hospital.
Top leaders are set to approve a £10 million package to bring ‘dilapidated’ buildings back to use.
Top council leaders are set to decide the preferred Trust to run a town’s new 420-place school.
