The planned Western Way development has been given the go-ahead to progress to the second stage of tendering.
The gender pay gap is highest at East Suffolk Council, while West Suffolk Council pays women more on average than men.
More than £26 million may be borrowed by Suffolk County Council to help provide schools, early years provision and children in care accomodation.
New figures show a decline in the number of food-based companies in a Suffolk district, while food safety figures are also revealed.
Defra decided today to consider two spots on a Suffolk river to turn into bathing sites - councillors react to the rejection of one.
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A contentious 210-home planned development has been refused and is set to go to appeal.
Plans for a new GP surgery expected to cost £7.75 million over the next three years have progressed.
All overdue asbestos inspections and over half of missed gas safety inspections at Babergh and Mid Suffolk council houses have been carried out.
Plans for supporting and enhancing the cultural offerings across a swathe of Suffolk have been approved.
A protest by families who believe they have been “failed” by Suffolk's special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system took place yesterday.
Landlords in parts of Suffolk could face financial penalties of up to £30,000 for serious breaches of housing standards and safety rules.
The Department for Education described the effectiveness and pace of reform within SEND services in Suffolk as 'reassuring'.
A council house tenant has detailed her struggle to get repairs tackled.
The progress of an award-winning town hub will be scrutinised by councillors after 20 months of being open.
A farm has won permission for up to 308,000 more chickens despite worries about the impact on water supply.
A drive-thru McDonalds and Costa can be built at Suffolk Business Park, after the application received a unanimous thumbs up by a council committee.
The owners of a Nisa have gained approval for a larger replacement shop, despite concerns for those living nearby.
Planning permission for two detached houses in East Suffolk has been granted, despite parish council objection.
A Suffolk council is looking to regulate more strictly the process to turn a property into a house of multiple occupation.
