Environment

Local authorities across Suffolk are gearing up to meet new Government recycling rules. But how will this affect how your bins are collected?

A university has officially opened its wellbeing allotment, which provides a space to take a break and is also used for outdoor learning.

A power station has committed £25 million to a flood protection scheme for homes and business and to boost the reliability of the A12.

A town council’s decision to cut down two trees in a Suffolk cemetery has caused a public outcry.

To celebrate the start of autumn and inspire days out, SuffolkNews has compiled a list of some of the best locations for a stroll.

A town is to become the long-term home of ScottishPower’s offshore wind operations after it revealed plans for a multi-million pound expansion.

A new project to gauge insect populations in a main waterway is under way, as part of efforts to improve the river’s health.

A solar project worth £1.3 million has been given unanimous support by district leaders.

Options to provide a recycling centre in a town are being discussed after Suffolk's devolution deal was scrapped last week.

An energy giant is looking to implement an alternative drilling method under a Suffolk river to connect more than 100 offshore wind turbines.

Sizewell C has announced a new partnership with a nature organisation to increase rewilding and environmental protection across the region.

A food waste charity has donated more than 200 freshly picked apples to a Suffolk Primary school.

Suffolk County Council is confident in bringing hope to communities despite approving a National Grid pylon project.

Recycling in West Suffolk is set to take a ‘revolutionary’ step forward as plans to expand the range of recycled products are set to be discussed.

A Suffolk wildlife photographer spent days waiting in a hedge to capture charming shots of wild brown hares.

The Environment Agency has received multiple reports of a humming noise in the area of a Suffolk town – but has not been able to substantiate it.

Holders of Plant Heritage National Collections are key to the survival of our cultivated plants. Could you join them?

Suffolk residents are complaining of a constant and ‘mentally-draining’ humming noise – with some driving around at night to investigate.

Volunteer front garden judges have been thanked at a special event – and the number of certificates awarded this year in a Suffolk town was revealed.

An ancient oak in Suffolk has made the shortlist for the national Tree of the Year 2024 contest.