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Councils set out parking strategy for the next 20 years
Supporting the needs of local trade and residents, while putting the brakes on climate change – Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have set out their plans for improved parking provision for the next 20 years.
Bird flu detected in Nedging
An outbreak of Avian Influenza (high pathogenic strain HN51) has been detected at a commercial premises in Nedging, Suffolk, with a flock of 90 turkeys, 40 chickens and 11 geese. All poultry on the premises will be humanely culled.
Historic proclamations take place in the Babergh and Mid Suffolk districts
The reign of King Charles III has been proclaimed at historic events across Suffolk, including the Babergh and Mid Suffolk districts.
Suffolk citizens invited to historic moment as new Sovereign proclaimed across the county
The reign of His Majesty King Charles III will be proclaimed across Suffolk on Sunday 11 September 2022.
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils’ sadness at the death of Her Majesty
The Chairs of Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have today expressed their condolences to the Royal family following the announcement of the death of Her Majesty The Queen.
Households urged to get Food Savvy and plan ahead to save money and avoid waste
As the cost of living continues to bite a new campaign has been launched in Suffolk to help families reduce food waste and save money.
A chance to stand for what you believe in
Residents across Babergh and Mid Suffolk are being encouraged to consider adding their name to the ballot and stand as a district councillor next May.
Councils set to lead the way in transforming tree planting for generations
Tree coverage across Babergh and Mid Suffolk is set to increase to help tackle biodiversity loss and climate change, after a pioneering council-commissioned tree canopy survey identified key planting locations and significant benefits.
Statement regarding investigation into procedural irregularities during Babergh Planning Committee meeting
During a Planning Committee meeting on Wednesday 10 August, a document that was not part of the planning papers was seen to be passed between some members. The meeting was immediately adjourned so that we could investigate any procedural irregularities. Whilst we recognise the frustration this caused for all parties, we must - as the planning authority - ensure that any decision reached over the application for construction of 41 retirement living apartments at Belle Vue, Sudbury, and the conversion and restoration of Belle Vue House, is fair, transparent and legally sound.