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Boxford to celebrate 21st anniversary of annual open gardens

Boxford to celebrate 21st anniversary of annual open gardens

Boxford to celebrate 21st anniversary of annual open gardens

30 May 2018

Boxford Open Gardens celebrates its 21st anniversary with new gardens, lots of tea and cake and a choir this weekend.


Sculpture unveiled at Yellow Brick Road

Sculpture unveiled at Yellow Brick Road

Sculpture unveiled at Yellow Brick Road

25 May 2018

A Newmarket community group has marked a milestone for an important town green space with the unveiling of an ornamental gateway


Could a relief road protect Needham Market?

Could a relief road protect Needham Market?

Could a relief road protect Needham Market?

25 May 2018

A proposal for a Needham Market relief road will soon be put to the public after a Government funded study.


Calls for more respect for nature after tree set on fire in Sudbury

Calls for more respect for nature after tree set on fire in Sudbury

Calls for more respect for nature after tree set on fire in Sudbury

24 May 2018

A blaze which scorched a tree in Sudbury this month has prompted claims that people are not treating natural spaces in the local area with respect.

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Plans for 51 new affordable homes in village

Plans for 51 new affordable homes in village

Plans for 51 new affordable homes in village

22 May 2018

Suffolk County Council is building new homes to give low income families the chance to get on the housing ladder.


Suffolk Wildlife Trust fears key sites could lose protected status

Suffolk Wildlife Trust fears key sites could lose protected status

Suffolk Wildlife Trust fears key sites could lose protected status

21 May 2018

The disused railway between Lavenham and Long Melford is among the Suffolk wildlife sites that could lose protection under proposed policy changes.


Cul-de-sac repairs 'abandoned' by county

Cul-de-sac repairs 'abandoned' by county

Cul-de-sac repairs 'abandoned' by county

18 May 2018

Residents of a cul-de-sac and their county councillor say Suffolk Highways has abandoned their road.


Mural celebrates children’s green fingers

Mural celebrates children’s green fingers

Mural celebrates children’s green fingers

18 May 2018

Mayor Terry Clements joined staff and students to celebrate the children's artwork


Boys with incurable condition need a ‘safe haven’, says mum

Boys with incurable condition need a ‘safe haven’, says mum

Boys with incurable condition need a ‘safe haven’, says mum

18 May 2018

A mum has entered her sons in to a competition which will see them get a garden of their dreams


Grass cutting a month behind

Grass cutting a month behind

Grass cutting a month behind

17 May 2018

Grass cutting across the Forest Heath area is a month behind, leaving residents asking when the mowers will be in action

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Wildlife Day takes things back to basics

Wildlife Day takes things back to basics

Wildlife Day takes things back to basics

17 May 2018

Event sees children hunt for mini beasts and build bee nests from scratch.


New water bowser for Bury St Edmunds' Abbey Gardens

New water bowser for Bury St Edmunds' Abbey Gardens

New water bowser for Bury St Edmunds' Abbey Gardens

15 May 2018

New bowser will help gardeners to water hard to reach areas.


Man in critical condition after car catches fire in Elmswell crash

Man in critical condition after car catches fire in Elmswell crash

Man in critical condition after car catches fire in Elmswell crash

11 May 2018

Members of public stopped and helped to free man after collision.


Thurston’s Seamans in finals for more awards for Cupola House project

Thurston’s Seamans in finals for more awards for Cupola House project

Thurston’s Seamans in finals for more awards for Cupola House project

14 February 2018

Thurston based Seamans Building’s work on the fire damaged Cupola House has made the finals of the National Federation of Builders’ Awards 2018.


Bardwell charity issues desperate appeal to halt fly-tipping on its land

Bardwell charity issues desperate appeal to halt fly-tipping on its land

Bardwell charity issues desperate appeal to halt fly-tipping on its land

25 November 2017

A charity has issued an urgent appeal for people to stop using land it owns as a rubbish dump - on what its describes a ‘massive scale’.


Tidy up team hits the streets of Stowmarket

Tidy up team hits the streets of Stowmarket

Tidy up team hits the streets of Stowmarket

03 February 2017

Stowmarket Town Council’s tidy town team has hit the streets to target litter in the town.


Consultation is underway on new plan to prioritise Suffolk’s potholes

Consultation is underway on new plan to prioritise Suffolk’s potholes

Consultation is underway on new plan to prioritise Suffolk’s potholes

01 November 2016

A new road repair plan will see larger potholes on major roads in Suffolk getting priority.


French downpours heading to East Anglia for EU polling day

French downpours heading to East Anglia for EU polling day

French downpours heading to East Anglia for EU polling day

21 June 2016

After last week’s almost continuous weather warnings for heavy rain, they are back again from tomorrow until Friday.


Famous faces at fete

Famous faces at fete

Famous faces at fete

11 June 2016

Organisers of Monks Eleigh’s annual fete had a “bumper” year this year in terms of attendance, helped by beautiful weather and the attendance of several famous Suffolk residents.


More homes in the pipeline

More homes in the pipeline

More homes in the pipeline

20 April 2016

Babergh District Council is looking at four proposals to build up to 149 new affordable homes.


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