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Residents urged to stay safe and observe Remembrance at home
The chairs of Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have urged residents in their districts to commemorate Remembrance Sunday, on 8 November, safely from home.
Sudbury set to showcase silk project
Sudbury residents can explore more of the town’s silk industry whilst out on their daily exercise – with woven panels crafted by Creative Young Weavers and the local community now on display.
Committee gives go-ahead for retirement village
Detailed plans for 135 houses and a care home at Pinewood received the green light today – providing affordable accommodation for Babergh’s older residents as well as highways improvements.
2020 Innovation Award winners announced
The winners of the Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council Innovations Awards have been announced at a virtual ceremony.
Have your say on the future of Market Hill
Sudbury’s residents and visitors are being invited to have their say on the future of the town’s central public space between 5 November and 3 December 2020.
Home, But Not Alone phoneline goes live again today
The Home, But Not Alone free phoneline, which supports vulnerable people in our communities who may be struggling with the impact of coronavirus, was paused in August because of low demand and the lifting of COVID restrictions.
Councils finalise plan for districts’ bright future
Councillors are set to consider the latest Joint Local Plan – shaping how Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s towns and villages will deliver housing, important infrastructure, and essential employment until 2037.
Cross-party task force puts biodiversity at the heart of Babergh and Mid Suffolk
Councillors are set to consider a raft of environmental measures developed by a cross-party task force – tackling climate change and furthering the councils’ ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030.
Elmswell homes pave way for community benefits
Mid Suffolk District Council today agreed outline plans for 65 homes in Elmswell – providing new footpaths and public open space for the village, and funding for local schools.
Make the right choices this Hallowe’en, don’t give coronavirus the chance to spread
This is a time of year when we would ordinarily socialise and get together, but with the number of Covid-19 cases increasing across Suffolk, residents must keep following the guidance to stop the virus spreading.