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Residents to have their say at local elections in May
On Thursday 4 May people in across Babergh and Mid Suffolk districts will have their say at local elections on who represents them on their district and parish or town council.
New grants available for charities and community groups
Two new rounds of vital funding are now open for applications for community groups improving the places they live.
Fortnight of fun ahead as Easter break beckons
Two weeks of sports, swimming, art, and fun are planned for the Easter school holidays in Babergh and Mid Suffolk.
Sudbury man sentenced for chest-high rubbish at council house
A Sudbury man was handed more than £4,500 in fines and charges for waste offences this week, having left 20 stolen shopping trolleys and chest-high rubbish to fester at his council property.
Making even more homes energy efficient
Over the next three years, more Suffolk homes will be upgraded to improve their energy efficiency, helping to reduce residents’ energy bills.
Stowmarket opens a window of opportunity
Stowmarket’s high street could become a showcase for artists and creatives this summer with the launch of a pilot project to revitalise an empty shop window in the town.
Contractor appointed for 5a Cross Street, Eye
Plans to transform 5a Cross Street, Eye, are underway following the appointment of Colnesett Ltd.
Milestone reached as planning application for Stowmarket sport, health & wellbeing, education, and leisure facilities submitted
A full planning application for new Stowmarket sport, health & wellbeing, education, and leisure facilities has been submitted to Mid Suffolk District Council.
Residents encouraged to explore their local area this English Tourism Week
This week attractions around the country will be celebrating English Tourism Week – which highlights the importance, value and vast contribution of the tourism sector to the UK economy.
25 BY 25: Suffolk's challenge to businesses to tackle the climate emergency
The launch of the ’25 by 25’ campaign sees Suffolk businesses urged to pledge a 25% reduction in their carbon emissions by 2025.