Planning

Residents have launched a petition in their bid to have a village lane listed as an 'official' public right of way.

Several councillors suggested they could have voted in favour of the plans, but had to refuse, as the site had not been marketed for commercial use.

A strategic infrastructure scheme by Anglian Water aimed at future-proofing against drought has taken a step forward.

Plans for 51 homes in a Suffolk town have been deferred for a second time – and new highways issues could also delay progress on the proposals.

Proposals for a new services at one of a Suffolk town's busiest junctions have been refused by planners.

Space above a Tesco Express shop in could be converted into two flats.

Planning approval for the final matters of an 81-home development in Suffolk - in the pipeline for more than four years - has been secured.

Final approval for the next contentious phase of a1,150-home development in Suffolk has been granted, following a delay from last month.

A man who ignored a council's demands to pull down his illegally built buildings and fill in the lake he dug has been fined more than £1,300.

Strong objections have been lodged over plans for 750 homes, with councillors claiming the plans are 'parasitic' and would 'severely harm' residents.

Plans to build 47 homes in a Suffolk village have been submitted to West Suffolk Council.

Plans to extend a historic theatre, which propose to add over 200 square metres of space to the property, have been submitted.

The council agreed to amended proposals to borrow up to £100,000 for preliminary work, only if other sources of funding are not available.

A scaling down of an 'excessive' block of flats in the latest phase of a 1,170 home development in Suffolk has been welcomed

Approval for a new Lidl store was scrubbed from the agenda at a planning committee at zero hour, delaying a decision by at least a month.

Plans for a 100-bedroom Travelodge hotel in the centre of a Suffolk town have been given the green light.

Villagers unhappy about proposals to develop part of a pub’s garden for homes fear their concerns are going unheard.

A TV presenter was left 'feeling a bit bereft' after he returned to a Suffolk town to see his former school - only to find it demolished.

A partial demolition of controversial village homes has been green-lit, in an effort to reduce their impact on neighbours.

A huge new Ferris wheel will give day trippers stunning views across a Suffolk town if council planners give the project their backing.