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Fears pavement sinkhole ‘could be dangerous’

Fears pavement sinkhole ‘could be dangerous’

Fears pavement sinkhole ‘could be dangerous’

20 May 2024

A sinkhole which has appeared in a Suffolk pavement has been causing concern


‘Is this what we want for our children and grandchildren?’: Campaigner calls for the use of weedkiller to end

‘Is this what we want for our children and grandchildren?’: Campaigner calls for the use of weedkiller to end

‘Is this what we want for our children and grandchildren?’: Campaigner calls for the use of weedkiller to end

19 May 2024

A Suffolk campaigner for the protection of bees has urged people to support a parliamentary motion calling for pesticides to be banned in urban areas.


‘Fantastic news’: Suffolk coastal town presented with award for fifth consecutive year

‘Fantastic news’: Suffolk coastal town presented with award for fifth consecutive year

‘Fantastic news’: Suffolk coastal town presented with award for fifth consecutive year

18 May 2024

For the fifth consecutive year, a Suffolk town’s beaches have been marked as some of the best in the country.


Mystery solved - why this Suffolk stream turned red

Mystery solved - why this Suffolk stream turned red

Mystery solved - why this Suffolk stream turned red

17 May 2024

A mystery of why a Suffolk waterway turned bright red has been solved after a week of investigations.


What could have turned this stream red? Environment Agency addresses possible cause

What could have turned this stream red? Environment Agency addresses possible cause

What could have turned this stream red? Environment Agency addresses possible cause

15 May 2024

The Environment Agency is investigating why a waterway in a town turned red.


‘I feel quite sad when I see all the rubbish’: Penny, 8, on a mission to clean her litter-strewn neighbourhood

‘I feel quite sad when I see all the rubbish’: Penny, 8, on a mission to clean her litter-strewn neighbourhood

‘I feel quite sad when I see all the rubbish’: Penny, 8, on a mission to clean her litter-strewn neighbourhood

15 May 2024

An eight-year-old girl on a mission to tidy up her litter-strewn neighbourhood is hoping to inspire others.


Mystery surrounds why this Suffolk stream is running red

Mystery surrounds why this Suffolk stream is running red

Mystery surrounds why this Suffolk stream is running red

14 May 2024

A stream in Suffolk has turned bright red due to possible pollution.


‘It should make a genuine difference’: Council commits £50,000 to clean up town’s appearance

‘It should make a genuine difference’: Council commits £50,000 to clean up town’s appearance

‘It should make a genuine difference’: Council commits £50,000 to clean up town’s appearance

14 May 2024

A council has committed £50,000 to a new service which aims to clean up a Suffolk town’s grot-spots.


Community leaders give mixed verdict to Sizewell C being granted nuclear site licence

Community leaders give mixed verdict to Sizewell C being granted nuclear site licence

Community leaders give mixed verdict to Sizewell C being granted nuclear site licence

14 May 2024

Community leaders have expressed mixed reactions to Sizewell C being granted a nuclear site licence which will bring the project a huge step closer.


‘Reckless act of environmental vandalism’: Lorry trailer with tonnes of old tyres found abandoned

‘Reckless act of environmental vandalism’: Lorry trailer with tonnes of old tyres found abandoned

‘Reckless act of environmental vandalism’: Lorry trailer with tonnes of old tyres found abandoned

13 May 2024

A council has hit out at a ‘reckless act of environmental vandalism’ after a lorry trailer, laden with tonnes of tyres, was found abandoned.


Celebrations as river secures official bathing water status

Celebrations as river secures official bathing water status

Celebrations as river secures official bathing water status

13 May 2024

A Suffolk river has been officially designated as a bathing water, in a boost for the campaign to ensure its long-term health.


After the deluge … how farmers are fighting back from record-breaking rainfall

After the deluge … how farmers are fighting back from record-breaking rainfall

After the deluge … how farmers are fighting back from record-breaking rainfall

13 May 2024

The past six months have hit Suffolk farmers with the worst conditions they have ever seen.


‘What a beautiful experience it was’: Northern Lights dazzle Suffolk during ‘extreme’ solar storm

‘What a beautiful experience it was’: Northern Lights dazzle Suffolk during ‘extreme’ solar storm

‘What a beautiful experience it was’: Northern Lights dazzle Suffolk during ‘extreme’ solar storm

11 May 2024

The Northern Lights dazzled Suffolk last night thanks to an ‘extreme’ geomagnetic solar storm - which could happen again tonight.


County’s beaches are among best in UK for water quality - report

County’s beaches are among best in UK for water quality - report

County’s beaches are among best in UK for water quality - report

06 May 2024

New data says the county is among the UK’s cleanest if you fancy a coastal dip this summer.


‘It will be a massive upgrade’: See progress on new recycling centre set to open this summer

‘It will be a massive upgrade’: See progress on new recycling centre set to open this summer

‘It will be a massive upgrade’: See progress on new recycling centre set to open this summer

03 May 2024

A Suffolk town’s new £2 million recycling centre is on target to open this summer.


Rare photographs of Sutton Hoo excavations on display for the first time

Rare photographs of Sutton Hoo excavations on display for the first time

Rare photographs of Sutton Hoo excavations on display for the first time

02 May 2024

A selection of rare photographs showing one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of all time have gone on display.


Council giving away free compost at country park

Council giving away free compost at country park

Council giving away free compost at country park

01 May 2024

A district council is giving away free compost made from garden waste collected by bin lorries.


‘Where do we go now?’: Concerns raised over £124m shortfall for town’s tidal flood protection barrier

‘Where do we go now?’: Concerns raised over £124m shortfall for town’s tidal flood protection barrier

‘Where do we go now?’: Concerns raised over £124m shortfall for town’s tidal flood protection barrier

01 May 2024

Concerns have been raised about the impact a funding shortfall for a coastal town’s tidal flood protection barrier will have on its communities.

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Could these talks help turn the tide over repeated flooding on key town route?

Could these talks help turn the tide over repeated flooding on key town route?

Could these talks help turn the tide over repeated flooding on key town route?

26 April 2024

Solutions are being pursued to tackle repeated flooding on a major road which caused chaos earlier this year.


UK’s largest solar farm near Suffolk town would power 253,000 homes if built

UK’s largest solar farm near Suffolk town would power 253,000 homes if built

UK’s largest solar farm near Suffolk town would power 253,000 homes if built

24 April 2024

A proposal for a solar farm that, if built today, would be largest in the UK, is expected to be put forward for land just a few miles from Suffolk.


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