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Council to usher in new street trading policy in new year

Council to usher in new street trading policy in new year

A council will usher in its new street trading policy in the new year after a public consultation.
Council explains scale of works required for £400,000 refurb of town centre toilets after concerns raised

Council explains scale of works required for £400,000 refurb of town centre toilets after concerns raised

A council has explained the scale of works required for a £400,000 refurb of a town centre toilets after concerns were raised about the cost.
Leaders to hold extraordinary devolution meetings

Leaders to hold extraordinary devolution meetings

County leaders will hold two extraordinary meetings to discuss the Government's devolution plans.
Former town mayor in breach of respect, bullying and confidentiality codes, report finds

Former town mayor in breach of respect, bullying and confidentiality codes, report finds

A former town mayor was in breach of respect, bullying and confidentiality codes, a report has said.
Town business granted alcohol licence despite police objection

Town business granted alcohol licence despite police objection
‘Incredibly good value for money’: Town council agrees its budget including increase to precept

‘Incredibly good value for money’: Town council agrees its budget including increase to precept
Revealed: The continued spiralling cost of residential care placements for children in Suffolk

Revealed: The continued spiralling cost of residential care placements for children in Suffolk

SuffolkNews investigates how council spending on residential care placements for children has increased as it grapples with soaring costs.
Suffolk set for £11 million boost to tackle potholes and improve roads

Suffolk set for £11 million boost to tackle potholes and improve roads

Funding of more than £11 million has been allocated to repairing roads in Suffolk as residents are urged to report the routes in need of attention.
Villagers object to plans for farm housing 714,000 chickens and 14,000 pigs

Villagers object to plans for farm housing 714,000 chickens and 14,000 pigs
‘Major attraction’ is being planned for market town for next Christmas

‘Major attraction’ is being planned for market town for next Christmas
Town centre toilets to shut for six months for £400,000 refurb

Town centre toilets to shut for six months for £400,000 refurb
Controversial village quarry expansion deferred

Controversial village quarry expansion deferred
Leaders agree use of chemical to deal with unwanted weeds

Leaders agree use of chemical to deal with unwanted weeds
Major shoe retailer with several Suffolk shops says recent budget has caused closures

Major shoe retailer with several Suffolk shops says recent budget has caused closures
'Every little bit counts': Authority to help close to 4,700 residents with Council Tax relief

'Every little bit counts': Authority to help close to 4,700 residents with Council Tax relief
£2.15m investment into town's leisure centre revamp secured as authority keen to deliver 'as soon as possible'

£2.15m investment into town's leisure centre revamp secured as authority keen to deliver 'as soon as possible'
Caution shared by council heads after Government devolution plans revealed

Caution shared by council heads after Government devolution plans revealed
General Election 2024: Boris Johnson’s former agent to stand as independent candidate for Suffolk constituency

General Election 2024: Boris Johnson’s former agent to stand as independent candidate for Suffolk constituency
Little money to fix a bus problem 40 years in the making, councillors say

Little money to fix a bus problem 40 years in the making, councillors say
More than 1,000 extra homes required from Suffolk under new Government rules

More than 1,000 extra homes required from Suffolk under new Government rules
MPs welcome saving of key bus routes but warn more support needed

MPs welcome saving of key bus routes but warn more support needed
‘I’ve pulled 12-inch blades out of children’s playgrounds’: Leaders agree to explore knife crime strategy in town

‘I’ve pulled 12-inch blades out of children’s playgrounds’: Leaders agree to explore knife crime strategy in town
Solar panels must go on roofs, stress leaders as motion wins near unanimous support

Solar panels must go on roofs, stress leaders as motion wins near unanimous support

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