Planning

A former bank is to be converted into a three bedroom home.

Construction work is under way for a development on the edge of a town estate which will include a Sainsbury’s Local.

An objection has been lodged by a Suffolk town council to a proposal for an anaerobic digestion (AD) plant at a nearby farm.

The long-awaited reopening of a town pub has moved closer after a restoration was approved.

Plans have been drawn up to help ease traffic during the construction of a major housing development on the edge of a town.

Plans for a Sainsbury’s Local convenience store on the edge of a town estate have taken a step forward.

Residents in a luxury town centre block of flats were left frustrated after their heating broke down for more than three days.

East Suffolk politicians have expressed their concern about the impact construction at Sizewell C (SZC) will have on travel in the area.

An online retailer of household appliances wants to demolish some of its existing buildings in Suffolk and replace them with new ones.

An amendment has been made to revamp plans for a long-closed pub.

A pub hopes to diversify its business model with the provision of visitor accommodation, to help ensure its long-term viability.

Residents who have fought plans for a huge solar farm will have to wait to find out whether their campaign has been successful.

A popular tipi tent at an award-winning hotel-restaurant could continue hosting customers for another three years.

A multi-million pound redevelopment project of Suffolk’s busiest recycling centre has been completed ahead of schedule.

Plans to build 305 new homes in a seaside town have been approved.

A historic market town’s rich heritage is under threat due to ‘bad management and neglect’ according to one town and district councillor.

A landscaping and tree surgery company has won a prestigious industry award for its work on a community project.

Residents fear missing out on vital funds if a developer is spared from paying for land and community projects as part of a major revamp project.

Repairs to a historic building – dubbed Britain’s ‘poshest Greggs’ – have been welcomed by campaigners.

Stradbroke has seen 80 new homes approved to support its primary school.