Planning

A historic market town’s rich heritage is under threat due to ‘bad management and neglect’ according to one town and district councillor.

A landscaping and tree surgery company has won a prestigious industry award for its work on a community project.

Residents fear missing out on vital funds if a developer is spared from paying for land and community projects as part of a major revamp project.

Repairs to a historic building – dubbed Britain’s ‘poshest Greggs’ – have been welcomed by campaigners.

Stradbroke has seen 80 new homes approved to support its primary school.

A new seaside development of beach huts and public greenspace has officially opened.

A council has renewed a decade-long call for a 20mph zone through a well-known village to improve safety.

A developer has been left disappointed after a solar farm project was rejected – despite support from councillors and residents.

A decision on plans for a massive solar farm spanning the West Suffolk border has been postponed.

A Suffolk council’s planning framework for the district, which has a focus on increasing affordable homes, has taken a step forward.

District councillors have been forced to refuse a large solar farm despite voicing their support.

The restoration of a historic property has been green-lit, after planners ruled that its retention far outweighed any harm.

A massive business centre costing over £18m has taken a step forward.

A huge new 70-acre business park could be built between two towns to promote new business opportunities in the county.

A village football club has received a £3,000 grant to support its teams.

A solar development measuring nearly the same as 70 football pitches has been recommended for refusal.

A proposed Costa drive-through on the edge of a town is a step closer after revised signage plans were approved.

A planning application has been submitted for a 31-hectare solar farm on farmland near a Suffolk town.

Plans have been submitted for three retail units which could create 180 full-time jobs.

A 100-year old former warehouse could become a lounge and bar, creating as many as 30 jobs.