Planning

A final decision is due on plans to build new sports facilities at the site of a former school.

Plans have been lodged to repurpose a car park at a waterfront for use by a popular hotel.

Plans for five new homes behind a town property have been rejected due to ‘serious’ highways concerns as well as the impact on employment.

A planning inspector has ruled that a house built in a village near the Suffolk border without planning permission must be demolished.

A ‘dated and cramped’ care home at a Grade II-listed site will gain 31 more rooms after plans for its expansion were approved.

Controversial plans to turn former agricultural buildings into a guest house have been approved despite being dubbed a 'monster' by residents.

Wedding receptions and business events could be held at a prominent town centre building if planners give the nod.

Plans to build a beauty salon on land adjacent to a farm shop have been given the go-ahead.

A 31-year-old letter has been revealed stating that land earmarked for a proposed anaerobic digestion plant in Suffolk was a ‘flood risk’ even then.

Seven homes in a village could be replaced and two more added under new plans.

An energy company's approach for a major controversial power line has shown 'nothing short of arrogance', leaders have said.

A town businessman has said his mini golf bar is thriving after finally being able to revamp the front of its building.

Plans have been submitted for a new hair salon in a town which could serve alcohol.

More plans have been lodged to install ‘digital binoculars’ for use in augmented reality trails later this year.

Fresh plans to redevelop a village fuel station and replace its 40-year-old underground tanks have been approved.

A village pub could receive a makeover under new plans submitted to a council.

A town’s mobile phone repair shop will become a Chinese takeaway despite a council’s traffic concerns.

A town centre Wetherspoon has submitted a licensing bid to serve drinks later at night for most of the week.

Suffolk County Council’s former headquarters is due to go under the hammer next week – despite planning approval to turn it into flats.

A semi-detached home in a town will become a six-bedroom HMO despite concerns from residents in its street.