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A contentious scheme to run a new line of pylons and overhead cables could be fast-tracked through the planning system, despite local objections.
A firm’s efforts to cut emissions earned it back-to-back success at a carbon charter event, celebrating the environmental contributions of businesses.
An under-threat bus service has received a temporary lifeline – but with a warning to passengers that it was a case of “use it or lose it”.
The new owners of a popular bakery, who have taken the reins after the business founders withdrew, have vowed to uphold its strong traditions.
Ongoing problems at a fly-tipping hotspot have prompted calls for greater action to stop the incidents from repeatedly occurring.
The impending loss of community facilities has been met with shock and anger, as local officials insisited the decision was taken out of their hands.
Proposed layout changes to a town centre are set to be postponed, with councillors stating that businesses needed time to make best use of the pilot.
River users are rallying behind the campaign to clean up a town’s main waterway, as evidence builds to support a bid for legal protections.
The decision to close the business was made after the co-owners were taken to hospital, following a head-on road traffic collision on Friday.
A memorial campaign hopes to ensure residents of a former hospital are never forgotten, as it gathers pace towards its £2,000 fundraising goal.
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A cat lover’s new café, set to open this autumn, wants to alleviate the pressure on rescue centres, which have become over-subscribed in recent years.
The route new overhead electricity powerlines will take, as they run across the Suffolk countryside, has finally been revealed.
The majority of under-threat jobs at a school have been saved, after a new deal was reached following a series of strikes over the spring.
The leading figure behind the heritage site celebrating one of Suffolk’s most famous artists is set to depart for pastures new.
Inquests into the deaths of a mum and daughter killed last year have closed, after the coroner ruled that the public interest was “adequately served”.
Town councillors argued that demand would far exceed availability, if the availability of parking permits for businesses and residents was increased.
The plight of a Suffolk grandmother, whose life was turned upside down by sepsis, is driving a business on a year-long fundraising campaign.
The Suffolk village was placed at the top of a UK-wide list, following a survey of each county to determine each county’s most stylish location.
A Suffolk academic-turned-triathlete has competed on the international stage for the first time, overcoming health issues to reach the finish line.
A Suffolk property valuer says she is determined to mend the ‘dysfunctional relationship’ that exists between estate agents and the public.
