Environment

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.

Hot, hot, hot – that’s how organisers described Sudbury Open Gardens at the weekend.

Drinks manufacturer Konings has submitted fresh plans to develop its Boxford site, after withdrawing a proposed £35 million expansion project.

Councillors give thumbs-up to proposal following public exhibitions

Volunteers have been forced to take over the upkeep of a churchyard in Sible Hedingham, after the parish council claimed it was no longer responsible.

A returning open gardens event is being staged in Sudbury this weekend, in aid of a charity which supports people with long-term illnesses.

A planning application for 52 homes on four open spaces on an existing estate has met with objections from residents.

Work has begun on on creating the Mildenhall Hub to bring a new school, leisure centre and public services under one roof.

Visitors were given the chance to discover the hidden secrets within 30 gardens

Plans to expand a factory near Boxford to almost four times its current size have been axed – a decision opponents called a victory for common sense.

Conservationists have been encouraging people to 'look up' in Bury St Edmunds' St John's Street this week.