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Economic recovery plan launched to support businesses in the districts
Following two years of unprecedented challenges, Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have launched their economic recovery plan outlining the different initiatives, schemes, and packages to help businesses large and small in the districts.
New case of bird flu (Avian Influenza) found in Mid Suffolk
This week, a further case of Avian Influenza (bird flu) has been confirmed at a property near Stowmarket. 18 mixed poultry housed at the location, will sadly all now be humanely culled.
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine and pledge support for refugees
Councillors from across the political divide stood united across both Mid Suffolk and Babergh this month, voting unanimously in favour of motions condemning the war in Ukraine.
Babergh and Mid Suffolk on the road to sustainable travel
Pedestrian and pedal-power gears up next month, as councillors consider plans to improve the walking and cycling network across Babergh and Mid Suffolk in a bid to tackle climate change.
Campaign urges households to recycle glass properly
Residents across Suffolk are being encouraged to get behind a campaign calling for people to recycle glass properly.
Avian Influenza (bird flu) update
Over the weekend, 11/12 March, two more cases of Avian Influenza (bird flu) have been confirmed at properties near Redgrave and Market Weston, bringing the total to four outbreaks in Suffolk, affecting over 50,000 birds, since the start of the year.
Residents, tenants and landlords urged to lower energy bills
Residents, tenants and landlords across Babergh and Mid Suffolk are being offered help to reduce the environmental impact of their homes, improve energy efficiency, and lower their energy use with a range of council support.
Councils mark significant progress against climate change and biodiversity ambitions
This week, we published our first climate change and biodiversity annual reports for both councils.
Bury St Edmunds to host finish of opening stage of The Women's Tour
The Women’s Tour, Britain’s biggest and longest running international women’s cycling stage race, will return to Bury St Edmunds this summer as the Suffolk town hosts the finish of the opening stage on Monday 6 June.
The search is on for Norfolk and Suffolk’s most Tasty Toastie
A competition, open to Babergh and Mid Suffolk residents, to find Norfolk and Suffolk’s most Tasty Toastie launches today.