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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.


Suffolk MP calls for pause on ‘dishing out’ solar energy connections

Suffolk MP calls for pause on ‘dishing out’ solar energy connections

Suffolk MP calls for pause on ‘dishing out’ solar energy connections

22 April 2024

Suffolk MP calls for moratorium on solar energy connections which she feels are accelerating at ‘breakneck speed’.


‘This was a community effort’: Group wins award after securing protections for medieval bridleway

‘This was a community effort’: Group wins award after securing protections for medieval bridleway

‘This was a community effort’: Group wins award after securing protections for medieval bridleway

11 April 2024

A community-driven initiative to protect an ancient bridleway has earned special recognition for helping safeguard the site for future generations.


Suffolk rivers to benefit from £42 million investment

Suffolk rivers to benefit from £42 million investment

Suffolk rivers to benefit from £42 million investment

08 April 2024

Anglian Water is investing £42 million to protect the rivers in Suffolk by improving the quality of the water.


£115,000 project to create new orchards and hedgerows in East Suffolk under way

£115,000 project to create new orchards and hedgerows in East Suffolk under way

£115,000 project to create new orchards and hedgerows in East Suffolk under way

05 April 2024

A £115,000 project to create six new orchards and two miles of hedgerow is under way in East Suffolk.


‘I have been truly inspired by the efforts of everyone who took part in this year's events’: Litter picks attract more participants than ever

‘I have been truly inspired by the efforts of everyone who took part in this year's events’: Litter picks attract more participants than ever

‘I have been truly inspired by the efforts of everyone who took part in this year's events’: Litter picks attract more participants than ever

05 April 2024

An eye-catching 136 black bags full of rubbish were collected as more people than ever before took part in a mass litter pick across a Suffolk town.


Green belt status declared ‘possibly the best decision for 1,000 years’

Green belt status declared ‘possibly the best decision for 1,000 years’

Green belt status declared ‘possibly the best decision for 1,000 years’

03 April 2024

Water meadows are to be granted ‘green belt status’ in a new move.


Council responds to concern over ‘massive cull’ of squirrels and birds in town’s popular gardens

Council responds to concern over ‘massive cull’ of squirrels and birds in town’s popular gardens

Council responds to concern over ‘massive cull’ of squirrels and birds in town’s popular gardens

01 April 2024

A council has addressed concerns about a ‘massive cull’ of squirrels and birds at a town’s popular gardens.


Beavers return after 400 year absence to reduce impact of flooding and drought

Beavers return after 400 year absence to reduce impact of flooding and drought

Beavers return after 400 year absence to reduce impact of flooding and drought

01 April 2024

A project to reintroduce beavers to an estate less near the Suffolk border is successfully reducing the impact of flooding and drought.


‘Plant theatres’ on display outside historic town venue

‘Plant theatres’ on display outside historic town venue

‘Plant theatres’ on display outside historic town venue

29 March 2024

Two ‘plant theatres’ have been installed outside a historic Suffolk venue, to coincide with an accessible arts festival.


‘They have imprisoned me...but the muntjac can walk through the gate’

‘They have imprisoned me...but the muntjac can walk through the gate’

‘They have imprisoned me...but the muntjac can walk through the gate’

28 March 2024

A Suffolk town council has ‘held its hands up’ after installing fencing around allotments without consulting residents.

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Town’s new vending machine offers shopper rewards

Town’s new vending machine offers shopper rewards

Town’s new vending machine offers shopper rewards

27 March 2024

An innovative recycling scheme is being trialled in a Suffolk town offering rewards for recycling plastic bottles and cans.


Sizewell C signs land freehold deal to build new power station

Sizewell C signs land freehold deal to build new power station

Sizewell C signs land freehold deal to build new power station

26 March 2024

Sizewell C has signed a deal with EDF Energy for the land which will be used to construct the new nuclear power station.


‘An absolutely crazy idea’: Reaction to infrastructure proposals for major energy project

‘An absolutely crazy idea’: Reaction to infrastructure proposals for major energy project

‘An absolutely crazy idea’: Reaction to infrastructure proposals for major energy project

26 March 2024

Residents and community leaders have had their say on the chosen infrastructure sites and routes for a major energy project.


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