Politics

West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock has seen a United Nations job offer, which he was given earlier this week, withdrawn.

MPs across Suffolk have spoken of their shock following the fatal stabbing of one of their parliamentary colleagues.

Concerns have been raised after the Universal Credit boost was stopped, with one councillor saying the timing could create ‘the perfect storm’.

Controversial plans to reduce free car parking to just one hour across south Suffolk will not come into force in January, and are set to be postponed.

Council chiefs are calling on residents to help name a new café and visitor centre in a Suffolk town.

Road repairs must focus on residential and rural streets says the AA, as councils face £400m pothole blackhole.

Matt Hancock has announced he has been appointed a special representative to the United Nations.

Suffolk County Council's cabinet has agreed it will form a £50m bid for Government cash to fund bus service improvements over the next few years.

Health leaders are set to address councillors over a shortage of NHS dentist provision in a Suffolk district this month.

A former health minister has invited residents to an online summit to discuss the dentistry crisis facing her constituency.

Costs have increased on projects to develop shared police and fire stations, with the cost of building materials among the reasons.

A £50milion bid for Government cash is being made this month to improve bus services in Suffolk over the next three years.

A councillor of more than 38 years announced his resignation from West Suffolk Council in a critical speech.

Work on the Gull Wing bridge remains on time and on budget, project bosses have insisted, after it was added to the council's risk register.

Suffolk leaders have made their pitch to the Government for the county to get devolved powers on areas like transport and skills.

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

Calls have been made for an emergency meeting of Suffolk's education scrutiny committee to discuss the SEND crisis.

A £500m fund to help struggling families through winter is an 'admission' the country's benefits system can't support households, say charities.

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

There were furious scenes at a town council meeting as a councillor branded its deputy mayor a 'little Hitler'.