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Shopping in Stowmarket and Hadleigh now just a click away
Over 100 new businesses have signed up to the Virtual High Street as the site launches in Hadleigh and Stowmarket, joining over 130 already signed up to the platform in Sudbury.
Boost for business as new workspaces agreed for Hadleigh
Businesses in Babergh could benefit from new workspaces at a key location in Hadleigh following a decision from Babergh District Council to progress the development of 1.5 acres of allocated employment land.
Next steps for councils’ biodiversity and climate change plans
Two Suffolk councils have given the go ahead for £97k for projects aimed at boosting biodiversity and tackling climate change across their districts.
Council awards £346,000 in CIL funding to support bright future for Babergh
Housing growth in Babergh will fund vital improvements to a village hall, as well as the expansion of a local secondary school, following agreement by councillors earlier today.
Plan to support new businesses in Eye
Councillors on Mid Suffolk District Council cabinet this week agreed to progress plans to breathe new life into a derelict building in Eye town centre – with the aim of transforming it into a supportive space for fledgling businesses.
22 cases of ‘Indian’ variant of concern now found in Suffolk
- Number of recorded cases across county of B.1.617.2 strain now at 22
- Cluster of 14 cases recorded in Needham Market
The number of COVID-19 cases in Suffolk of the variant of concern (B.1.617.2), which first originated in India, now stands at 22. This rise of cases is in line with the rest of the country.
Red carpet rolls out at the Regal Theatre
The first VIP guests have been welcomed to the Regal Theatre to mark its official opening following an extensive renovation and expansion.
New Chairman elected
Babergh District Council has named Cllr Adrian Osborne as its new Chairman.
#Scrapflytipping campaign says there is no excuse
Fly tipping remains an issue in Suffolk as it does across the entire country, with more than four and a half thousand incidents reported last year alone.
New Chairman of Mid Suffolk chooses local charity
Mid Suffolk District Council named Cllr Paul Ekpenyong as its new Chairman at its annual council meeting this week.