Home >
News
News
Delivering a Vision for Prosperity in Stowmarket and Sudbury
Following two very well attended drop-in display events where over 800 people discussed issues affecting the Stowmarket and Sudbury areas, Babergh and Mid Suffolk Councils have made copies of the display available for anyone who missed out on the events.
Cabinets Vote to Investigate Future Relationship
On Friday 13 October 2017, simultaneous Meetings of both Babergh’s and Mid Suffolk’s Cabinets voted on the options for exploring Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s future relationship. The Cabinets resolved:
Free Funding and Volunteering Fair for Communities
Babergh and Mid Suffolk are hosting a free Funding and Volunteering Fair this October for community groups looking to attract more funding and volunteers across the districts.
Joint Cabinet Session to Consider Potential Merger
Simultaneous meetings of Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s Cabinets will consider the future of the relationship between the two districts, including a recommendation to consider dissolving both current councils and replacing them with a new single council.
Have Your Say on New Ward Boundaries
The independent Local Government Boundary Commission for England is asking people in Mid Suffolk and Babergh districts to comment on its draft proposals for new council ward boundaries.
What do you think of this website?
We're looking to take the next step and make this website better for everyone!
Gold Award Shows Tickety Boo Garden Café in Thurston Offers Healthier Choices
Tickety Boo in Thurston has been presented with a prestigious award in recognition of the wide variety of healthier food choices it offers to customers.
Hadleigh Market goes from strength to strength
The future of Hadleigh’s weekly market now looks much brighter after a year of successful new management which has seen a rise in the number of new traders.
Ipswich Court upholds food business prohibition order
Owner of a mobile takeaway food operation Mehmet Cokgezici sought a hearing at Ipswich Magistrates Court on Tuesday 22 August to request the court lift a Prohibition Order which they had imposed in 2016.