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Time Machine coming to Stowmarket
History will come alive on the streets of Stowmarket on Saturday 9 October, as Time Machine, a one-day cultural festival arrives in the town.
Virtual High Street expands to Eye and Needham Market
The Virtual High Street has welcomed another 40 businesses onto the platform as it expands to Eye and Needham Market.
‘Step it up’ this Recycle Week
The Suffolk Waste Partnership is proud to Step It Up this Recycle Week in what organisers hope will be the biggest week-long event to date.
Green light for new business hub in Eye
Plans to refurbish 6 Cross Street, which has stood empty for over a decade, have been approved by Mid Suffolk District Council.
Wellbeing top of councils’ agenda
A new strategy has been developed to support Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils’ continued commitment to wellbeing, with councillors set to discuss proposals later this month.
Senior officer pay increase recommended after independent review
An independent review has recommended that Babergh and Mid Suffolk district councils increase senior officer pay to attract the best candidates for vacant roles and to keep salaries competitive with others in the region.
Business Innovation Support Scheme to boost business growth in Babergh and Mid Suffolk
Independent businesses on and off the high street can benefit from a new grant scheme designed to support business growth and innovation.
Ultra-low emission HVO fleet takes to the road
Babergh and Mid Suffolk are the first rural UK councils to switch their fleet to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) – slashing carbon emissions by up to 90% and supporting the councils’ carbon neutral aims.
Success for Babergh and Mid Suffolk at national awards
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have received national recognition this week for their innovative support of communities through Covid and beyond.
Mid Suffolk calls for Secretary of State to step into ‘SnOasis’ debate
Mid Suffolk District Council is calling on the Government to determine the fate of a £500m tourist resort by ruling on the future of a neighbouring landfill site.