Politics

Plans to build a digital portal connecting Ipswich to the world have been recommended for approval despite warnings of 'unanswered questions'.

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

A £500,000 project to refurbish a village pub is progressing well and could open within months.

MPs have finished their latest round of debating on the assisted dying bill — but what's next?

An MP has shared fears over assisted dying in a letter to constituents as the bill is set to be debated in Parliament.

We caught up with a town’s newly appointed mayor to learn more about his hopes and plans for the year ahead.

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

A town’s new mayor has been voted in as one of the youngest to take up the ceremonial role in 200 years of history.

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

A community leader has said residents ‘urgently need to see action’ to resolve increased parking problems that Royal Mail is accused of causing.

A group of Travellers have left a village green after a two-week stay which prompted a council to take legal action.

Improvements to parks across several market towns are among the proposals on how to use £320,000 in Government money.

A Suffolk council is set to miss its net zero target by almost 10 years due to a lack of money, a report says.

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

The highway authority for Suffolk has explained why it can’t foot the total cost of a long-awaited HGV restriction on a town estate.

A bid to turn a home into a house share for Sizewell C staff has been refused by planners following concerns.

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

There are hopes improvements to residents’ parking in a historic town centre will happen as quickly as possible now after years of delays.

Leaders have unanimously agreed to pause the delivery of a £12m depot project as cash was invested into immediate works at existing sites.

Special needs children are being left waiting as an ongoing Government review is holding up the conversion of a former free school.