REACH is our new service supporting residents and communities to make your homes warmer, more energy-efficient, and cheaper to run.
We provide independent, trusted advice that's tailored to you.
We can also let you know about funding that you may be eligible for, and provide you with referrals to onward services.
In 2019, we declared a climate emergency and committed to taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help Suffolk achieve its ambition of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
We want to play a leading role in tackling climate change, protecting and improving our natural and historic environments, and creating a positive legacy for future generations.
Our Climate Action Plan sets out how we will work towards these aims. It brings together the priorities and actions we will take across areas such as energy, buildings, transport, nature, communities and climate resilience.
The plan explains what we are doing, how we will work with residents, businesses and partners, and how we will monitor progress over time.
Our latest Annual Climate Report, published in 2025, highlights our achievements, performance and progress against our Council priorities.
Our new Biodiversity Action Plan focusses on how biodiversity is integrated in all we do.
We are doing this through these six areas:
For more information, please visit Our Biodiversity Action Plan webpage.
Our Greenhouse Gas Reports detail our carbon emissions and where they come from.
