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The county council is set to consider the installation of a new sewerage system in a village.
A restaurant had its licence reviewed yesterday after a neighbour called for a ban on music and smoking on the terrace.
The council has deferred the £900,000 renovation of Arras Square for further consideration amid police concerns.
West Suffolk Council has revealed its plans to spend £320,000 on temporary housing to resettle Afghans and Ukrainians.
Suffolk county councillors are ‘deeply disappointed’ to learn about the new onshore cabling proposals which could affect towns in Suffolk.
An application for the construction of 43 new houses south of Ipswich has been rejected by councillors.
Town councillors have committed to a new Pride event to take place next year following this year’s success.
Councillors have rejected an application to build a new home following neighbour and parish concerns over sunlight.
Mid Suffolk and Babergh councils have reviewed the performance of their joint property investment venture and its viability for next year.
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Several requests have been made by Suffolk Police to fight ‘high’ crime levels in a central area of a Suffolk town.
Plans for holiday units for those who want to get closer to nature have been refused aqain.
A village is one step closer to seeing 67 new affordable homes built despite concerns raised by the parish council.
The leader of West Suffolk Council has responded to criticism over a ‘lack of communication’.
Residents have been called to have their say on measures prohibiting drinking alcohol in public spaces.
Several local councillors have responded to a recent petition calling for older person’s bus passes to cover free train travel.
Cost of living support will be back on the table this month for two councils.
A district’s Green Party has responded after growing complaints about tall grass not being cut.
An Ipswich executive councillor is ‘disappointed’ at the uncertain future of the Cornhill market.
A Suffolk council has approved public consultation on a three-year extension of the police’s ability to act on drunk and disorderly cases.
A council approved the procurement of a £1.1 million asbestos removal contract during an executive meeting.
