Environment

Several Suffolk parks have been given a prestigious award which recognises well maintained and managed green spaces.

Sizewell C has set a target of sourcing the majority of the food it provides to its site workforce from the region.

A Suffolk beach has been ranked among the nation’s 50 best according to a national newspaper.

Two Suffolk councils have expressed their concerns after a fresh consultation on a major energy project was launched.

Recommendations have been drafted in a bid to solve ongoing flooding on a major route in Bury St Edmunds.

A further consultation a major energy transmission project has launched today.

At-risk marine wildlife received a helping hand from Suffolk firefighters, who helped restore a lake to healthy oxygen levels.

A lorry carrying a large load will be moving slowly from Ipswich Port to Bramford tomorrow morning, road users have been warned.

Suffolk schoolchildren have pledged to write to their local MP about climate change having been inspired by Chris Packham at a climate conference.

Caterpillars have been devouring box hedging at a popular Suffolk tourist spot – and the affected plants cannot be saved.

A project to expand a wetland habitat has proven popular with Suffolk’s Marsh Harrier population.

Restoration work on a Victorian summerhouse at a National Trust site has been completed after several years of closure.

The UK could be set for a heatwave next week, with the east in particular expecting soaring temperatures.

A former Cold War weapons testing site will play host to an arts event from performers inspired by its landscape and story.

Plan for anaerobic digestion plant near Suffolk town has ‘no environmental benefit to the area’, say councillors.

A councillor has voiced his frustration at the roadmap for a flood-prone road not being followed, potentially resulting in the loss of vital habitats.

Campaigners battling controversial pylon plans for East Anglia have sought to highlight the perceived lack of action by regulators.

The Forestry Commission is calling for woodland managers and landowners to remain vigilant after beetles were spotted on trees in East Anglia.

A council has given its backing to a project which aims to regenerate a major river.

Environmentally-conscious students at a Suffolk school have written to a council to outline their opposition to the use of pesticides in their town.