Transport

Suffolk Highways put the waist-high fences alongside High Street on Tuesday, to stop cars parking on the path.

Track renewal near Elmswell is on the list.

Mulleys set to reinstate all its bus routes from Monday.

Several station ticket offices will temporarily close for three weeks due to low sales.

Suffolk County Council cabinet asked to approve measures to develop five-year plan.

A council has received £337,000 to make walking and cycling 'easier and safer' to avoid over crowding the transport network and maintain distancing.

It was part of data analysed by the RAC from a freedom of information request to all British police forces.

Junction changes for cyclists and car free zones are among the proposals being considered by highways bosses in Suffolk.

Recommendations made for new public transport route and travel hub linking A1307 to Cambridge Biomedical Campus

West Suffolk Council will be reinstating charges at Brandon Country Park, Nowton Park and West Stow Country Park from tomorrow.

Parking charges are being brought back at three parks in West Suffolk.

More than 6,300 potholes and other highway faults were repaired in the county in March and April, compared with 5,345 in the same period last year.

Nearly 1,000 extra potholes repaired in March and April.

Highways England said the last of the round-the-clock roadworks had been removed and the new lanes were opened to traffic.

Suffolk County Council says it will not pursue a relief road further – but Babergh District Council says they have not dropped interest in the scheme.

A council has chosen a package of changes for a key junction in Bury St Edmunds following a consultation.

Developers behind plans for a 334-space car park on a former school site in Bury St Edmunds have withdrawn proposals to iron out issues.

The pay on exit scheme has been trialled since last June.

Those in need of their cars for essential work are discovering startling variations in prices at the forecourts.

Industry bosses say they are preparing in case current staff fall ill over the coming weeks.