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There is a proposal for a new unit to create 18-24 places for pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).
Public consultation on two new schools is due to end this week.
Ipswich councillors have issued a warning of hard decisions due to the council’s financial pressures.
Ipswich MP Tom Hunt has brought up Novotel in the House of Commons as its use for housing migrants reaches its first year.
Councillors at a Suffolk authority have decided to increase fly-tipping fines, but they are still below the Government-allowed maximum.
Suffolk county councillors have made recommendations to revisit its school transport policy following councillor concerns over the existing one.
Suffolk county councillors have addressed the worries surrounding RAAC in Suffolk schools.
An application for a local swimming pool which helps children with special educational needs (SEN) has been deferred following neighbour complaints.
Plans for an animal feed mill on the edge of a Suffolk town have been approved despite a recommendation for refusal.
Mid Suffolk councillors have reinforced their commitment to resolve the district’s damp and mould problem ahead of winter worries.
Mid Suffolk councillors have banned the giving of live animals as prizes on council-owned land.
Babergh District Council leader, David Busby, has been forced to take a break due to a recent cancer diagnosis.
A Suffolk council has decided to become a member of a climate network, which sees local leaders committing to tackling the climate emergency.
Suffolk County Council’s deputy leader has warned current funding is ‘not sustainable’ for the delivery of several essential services.
The Mid Suffolk Greens have cautioned against the Government’s plans to scrap EU water pollution laws as research warns of water insecurity.
Councillors in Ipswich are set to respond to the new social housing standards consultation.
Councillors will look into the ‘perception’ that a town centre is dirty.
Town councillors have discussed the “alarming” issues with access to dental services.
The force is set to receive nearly £300,000 to tackle serious violence across the county.
The Government has announced it is speeding up the preparations for a new nuclear power station despite local council backlash.
