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Councils empower communities to plan for the future
Proposals to streamline the Neighbourhood Plan process have been approved by Babergh and Mid Suffolk councillors – supporting the councils’ ongoing ambition for residents to help shape development in the districts.
Members move to prioritise residents’ wellbeing
Babergh and Mid Suffolk councillors have given the go-ahead to a new Wellbeing Strategy – building upon the councils’ continued commitment to helping its residents live happy, healthy and independent lives.
Mid Suffolk Chairman adds his support to BBC's Kit Out the Nation campaign
Mid Suffolk District Council Chairman Cllr Paul Ekpenyong has supported the BBC’s Kit Out the Nation campaign by donating kit at the Stowmarket Football Club drop off point, which has been sponsored by Precon.
Babergh towns to benefit from CCTV system upgrade
A new state-of-the-art CCTV system is now fully operational – helping Sudbury and Hadleigh remain safe towns that people are proud to visit and call home.
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.