Planning

Work on a new solar farm the size of more than 100 football pitches in the Suffolk countryside can begin after securing planning approval.

Developer has applied to build 76 homes homes after it failed to find a commercial operator to build leisure facility on plot.

No deal was done on the sale of a landmark before the cabinet decision, council chiefs have stressed.

A councillor has called for plans to build 50 homes to be replaced by plans for a sport and recreation centre.

Plans to develop a solar farm the size of more than 100 football pitches in rural Suffolk are set to get the green light next week.

Proposal could help to alleviate 'homelessness and accommodation stress' for a group of Romany gipsies.

A parish council has launched a legal challenge against a district council’s decision to approve a 55 home development.

Fresh planning permission has been granted for a redundant church to become an arts centre and music venue.

A planning bid has been made to convert a premises formerly used by Argos in a Suffolk town centre into flats and a retail unit.

A council is calling on the Government to determine the fate of a £500million tourist resort by ruling on the future of a neighbouring landfill site.

A £6million bid for Government cash has been lodged for key transport upgrades in a Suffolk town.

A financial arrangement to ensure that the partial demolition of controversial homes goes ahead has been approved.

A decision on plans for more than 200 homes and a nursery just outside a Suffolk town has been pushed back so that issues can be ironed out.

The final matters for a controversial 210-home development in Suffolk was taken off the agenda at zero hour as judicial review proceedings continue.

The business owner says the redevelopment plans are needed to ensure future viability, amid opposition fearing it could be lost as a community venue.

A group opposed to a vast solar farm has accused the firm of using ‘smoke and mirrors’ in an attempt to put a positive spin on changes to their plans.

Final approval has been given for a new commercial park that will create up to 300 jobs, and the first occupants have already been agreed.

A proposed gas-fired power plant has been knocked back after planners decided it contradicted goals to address climate change.

A new depot for a sewerage company, set to bring up to 180 jobs to one Suffolk town, has been given the go ahead.

Approval has been given for a town centre landmark to be torn down and a new primary school built in its place.