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Priti Patel, the former home secretary, has challenged the government over plans to build 180km of pylons across East Anglia.
Council tax charged by Breckland Council is set to rise by 4.7 per cent for Band D households this year.
While the region’s hospitals have come under strain, GP surgeries are also feeling the pressure, a Suffolk doctor has said.
The existence of an underground oil pipeline on land of a possible five home development has not stopped councillors agreeing to the plans.
Allotment holders are gearing up for a fresh battle to save their plots from being paved over to make way for a massive £80m development.
A new drive-thru Burger King has been proposed in a Norfolk town, with councillors set to discuss the idea at the end of the month.
A blueprint for the future of the town suggests the creation of a regenerated riverside quarter, including the homes.
Liz Truss intends to remain as Thetford's MP until at least the next election, and possibly beyond, her spokesman has confirmed.
Hopes have been raised that new prime minister Rishi Sunak will stop a 110-mile line of electricity pylons being built across East Anglia.
Concerns have been raised that recently unveiled plans to create ‘investment zones’ in Suffolk could be watered down, as a result of government cuts.
Land at one of horseracing’s most famous stud estates could be re-developed to include up to 1,850 new homes.
She’s had a tumultuous first three weeks as prime minister, from the death of the Queen to the pound hitting a record low.
A row over metal racking which looks like a rollercoaster and towers over several private gardens, has led to a council ordering it to be taken down.
Campaigners opposed to the creation of a 180km-long line of pylons have shared their concerns the new government minister responsible for energy.
Britain’s new leader, Liz Truss, will arguably face the most profound set of crises of any prime minister in living memory.
She is widely expected to be elected as Britain’s new prime minister on Monday.
Households have been told they must leave their properties by October 16.
Two new homes could be created if plans to convert a closed pub are approved by the local council.
A set of buildings in the heart of a town could be converted, if plans to the district council are approved.
Thousands of planned homes on the edge of a town could benefit from a new underground electricity cabling, if approved by two councils.
