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'If you put value on nature as a society we will have the drive to bring nature back': Suffolk Wildlife Trust turns 60

'If you put value on nature as a society we will have the drive to bring nature back': Suffolk Wildlife Trust turns 60

On the 60th anniversary of the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, chief executive Christina Luxton reflects on the wildlife that is slipping away in our county.
These are the inspiring Suffolk people recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours

These are the inspiring Suffolk people recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours

A ‘revolutionary’ conservationist and two colleagues who created thousands of visors for healthcare workers are among those recognised in the honours.
Jacob sees his tree planting mission reach across the globe

Jacob sees his tree planting mission reach across the globe

A 10-year-old boy’s mission to plant 150 trees this year has gone global after an ‘astounding’ response to his appeal for green spaces.
Campaigners urge solar firm to re-run consultation

Campaigners urge solar firm to re-run consultation

Campaigners against a huge 2,800-acre solar farm set to be built in Suffolk have demanded the developers re-run the consultation.
Environmental group blitzes litter in tidy-up

Environmental group blitzes litter in tidy-up

A new challenge taken on by litter-busting group

A new challenge taken on by litter-busting group

Can you help Jacob, 10, with his mission to plant 150 trees to save the planet?

Can you help Jacob, 10, with his mission to plant 150 trees to save the planet?

A 10-year-old boy ‘frustrated and bewildered’ by global warming is on a mission to save the planet by planting 150 trees by the end of the year.
'Why we dread summer': Residents fear small village will be overrun with 'tourists and troublemakers'

'Why we dread summer': Residents fear small village will be overrun with 'tourists and troublemakers'

Worried residents are calling for reassurances their small village will not become a tourist hotspot for a third year running.
It takes energy to become zero-carbon

It takes energy to become zero-carbon
Online workshops spring from climate change project launch

Online workshops spring from climate change project launch

Community centre unveils new mural as part of £15,000 project

Community centre unveils new mural as part of £15,000 project

Council uses £27,000 of funding to invest in more electric vehicle charging points

Council uses £27,000 of funding to invest in more electric vehicle charging points

Residents urged to follow code to help put a stop to fly-tipping

Residents urged to follow code to help put a stop to fly-tipping
Council helps resolve issues at residents' recycling area

Council helps resolve issues at residents' recycling area

Pond in the spotlight after duckling spotted choking on plastic

Pond in the spotlight after duckling spotted choking on plastic

Planning application lodged for new and improved household recycling centre

Planning application lodged for new and improved household recycling centre

Recycling scheme gets council help

Recycling scheme gets council help

Meeting aims to be a ‘catalyst’ for a greener future

Meeting aims to be a ‘catalyst’ for a greener future

Picnics are on the menu at lakes

Picnics are on the menu at lakes

Suffolk residents to receive text alerts for terror attacks as part of Government trial

Suffolk residents to receive text alerts for terror attacks as part of Government trial
River pollution action plan wins support of MP

River pollution action plan wins support of MP

Arrival of rare turtle doves heralds new dawn for nature reserve as regular events resume

Arrival of rare turtle doves heralds new dawn for nature reserve as regular events resume
Company agrees to remove netting after calls from charity and wildlife star to provide nesting space for rare birds

Company agrees to remove netting after calls from charity and wildlife star to provide nesting space for rare birds

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