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Councillors have criticised an 'abhorrent' arrangement on street light costs which they say are unfair for people living in their areas.
A loan with a financially reckless Essex council has been repaid on time to a Suffolk council.
A Suffolk council’s cabinet has supported a complete year-long reduction in council tax for those worst off.
The leisure centre phase of the Western Way Hub project has gained council cabinet support.
A Suffolk council predicts it will overspend its general fund by almost £700,000.
A district is expected to make a deficit of £675,000 on its housing stock according to a new report.
Care workers will protest outside a Suffolk County Council meeting tomorrow.
A new, larger West Suffolk Hospital has been given the go-ahead after a split vote by councillors.
The decision to press ahead with an ‘eco-homes’ development in a Suffolk village will be scrutinised at council.
A national campaign to rid local politics of intimidation and hatred has been passed.
East Suffolk, Mid Suffolk and Babergh councils this week all called on Anglian Water to take action and provide information about sewage discharge.
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A Suffolk council has turned down an offer from Warwick University to support with home insulation.
An application for 166 homes and a care home is opposed by council officers and many residents on the grounds of protecting countryside
An attempt to encourage a more respectful tone to local politics by Babergh District Council’s leader dredged up rifts within the authority yesterday.
Anglian Water is to be questioned over release of sewage into a Suffolk district's waterways.
A contentious application for 35 self-build homes in a Suffolk town has been approved by councillors after a split vote.
A plan to shift a row of beach huts five metres closer to the sea to accommodate another row behind has been rejected by councillors.
A council leader has said he would have “thought twice” about running for the role had he known the abuse he’d face.
A council has been ordered to pay more than £44,500 to families of children with SEND in the last year.
A plan to accommodate displaced beach huts in Felixstowe has been described as “ludicrous”.
