Planning

Travellers have been urged to clear waste from a town site where they were based for six years.

A community campaign to try to block the sale of land for development has begun, with organisers seeking £20,000 for a legal challenge.

A proposal to create a new town of 7,000 homes a few miles from one of Suffolk's biggest towns has been revealed.

A heritage group has raised concerns that a former school site in a town centre has remained 'unused for a long period of time'.

Parish councillors have objected to the plans to build fast-food outlets on a greenfield site.

A former drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre which closed more than two years ago could be converted into a restaurant.

A property firm which has broken ground on a £9 million eco-friendly development has received a financial boost from a sustainable initiative.

A need for more eating and drinking space at a pub, accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic, could be solved with proposals for a pavilion.

A unique dementia care village - the first of its type in the UK - could be built in Suffolk if the new proposals are given the go ahead.

Plans for a new industrial unit on 'meadow' land have been given the go-ahead after councillors imposed strict conditions.

The redevelopment of former district council headquarters into new homes will finally go ahead this year.

A Suffolk town's councillors have renewed their objection to plans to build a McDonald's after the fast food giant re-submitted its proposals.

A gym could be converted into a retail unit under new plans.

A council has defended its handling of a licence application and planning issues connected to a wild boar farm near the Suffolk border.

A reserved matters application for phase one of the 1,150-home development has won planning approval, after outline permission was granted in 2018.

Residents and councillors living near a 1,150-home development in Suffolk have voiced their opposition to the next 127 homes on the site.

The future direction of a Suffolk town site is set to be determined this week, as district leaders assess proposals for council-owned land.

A family of travellers have left a site where they have been allowed to stay for six years and set up an 'illegal encampment' elsewhere in a town.

Proposed changes to controversial homes in a village – ruled to have breached planning conditions – have been met with dismay from residents.

A former clothing shop in the heart of a town could be converted into a pizza restaurant, if new proposals are approved.