Environment

Celebrations to mark the 50th anniversary of the Stour River Trust were topped off last weekend by the official reopening of The Granary in Sudbury.

The owner of an animal sanctuary and rescue centre has been left in dire straits after the charity was left homeless.

A Thetford councillor will continue to fight after his proposal to Norfolk County Council about their DIY waste charges was defeated this week.

Parks staff have been battling the heatwave to give Bury St Edmunds a fighting chance of retaining its floral town status.

A vision to revitalise a significant heritage site in Halstead, which has been abandoned for decades, will be unveiled at a public meeting tonight.

The River Stour was once a busy waterway – a vital artery for the goods that powered the lives and businesses of the people of south Suffolk.

School pupils in Clare have been praised for their work to devise solutions to plastic pollution, as part of their environmental education this term.

He admitted to fly-tipping in Walsham le Willows and Hemingstone in June and October last year.

Suffolk County Council says it cannot cut protected nature reserve verge at known troublespot until September.

Both businesses will see extensions made to their existing buildings.

Park is one of five run by West Suffolk councils that has been given a Green Flag award this year

The study found evidence of wolf skulls and an air raid shelter in the Abbey grounds.

More than 30 projects in Suffolk are being boosted by a £10.4 million windfall from a Business Rate pilot scheme.

A charity, which has campaigned for the protection of landscapes, heritage sites and wildlife since the 1930s, has marked its 80th anniversary.

Chris Packham will visit the reserve as part of his ‘UK BioBlitz - nature reserves are not enough!' campaign.

Beck Row's Aspal Close Nature Reserve has become the fifth open space in West Suffolk to get Green Flag status.

McDonald’s in Sudbury has hailed its final community litter pick of the year as a huge success.

Trees snapped, uprooted and damaged and cars vandalised in area.

The TV presenter's visit is part of a UK tour to investigate the extent to which the nation's wildlife species are under threat.

Development aims to streamline waste services for West Suffolk on one site.