Politics

District councillors cost tax payers more than £200,000 last year, the most in at least six years.

Residents win the day at council meeting but developer says it will appeal decision.

A Suffolk MP says a major employer in Glemsford is not bluffing about what will happen to their factory post-Brexit if no deal is reached with the EU.

Two Suffolk councils criticised for investing in properties outside the county have have invested in a seventh – in Hemel Hempstead.

Jo Churchill will also meet Clive Selley, CEO of BT Openreach, to discuss the ongoing push for better broadband.

The plan will help shape future development for the parish.

In his first interview after being made Health Secretary Newmarket MP Matt Hancock told of how he relished the challenge of his unexpected promotion

Bures residents are planning to turn up en masse to a planning meeting about a controversial housing development in their village.

Lavenham Parish Council says its honesty box system for toilets could be adopted elsewhere.

Town and parishes affected by district's lack of deliverable housing land speak out following five-year supply announcement.

Almost £1m could be invested into major projects in Sudbury and Hadleigh, as Suffolk looks to retain extra business rate money under a new scheme.

Faced with the possibility of closing, the future of Lavenham’s Tourist Information Centre appears brighter, as community hub proposals move forward.

New leisure trust will start operating from October 1, under the name Abbeycroft Leisure.

A ‘minority’ member of Hadleigh Town Council believes the momentum is building to change the authority from within, after recent local votes.

One of the biggest employers in south Suffolk says the lack of clarity on Brexit threatens its competitiveness, creating uncertainty around 500 jobs.

Mid Suffolk District Council demonstrates five year housing land supply, but 'too many horses have bolted' claim.

Those concerned about the outcome of their inspections will be able to pay £110 for a fast-tracked re-inspection.

Sudbury cemented its close links with Fredensborg in Denmark this month, when it welcomed visitors to celebrate more than a decade as twinned towns.

Mr Hancock has been promoted in the wake of a series of cabinet resignations today.

Cllr Gerard Brewster urges young people to stand as councillors next year as part of National Democracy Week.