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Weaving the way for the next generation
Continuing the legacy of Sudbury Silk Stories, four primary schools from the Sudbury area are to learn about the Sudbury silk industry and the process of weaving, as part of a new project.
Babergh communities to benefit from funding boost of more than £200,000
Communities across Babergh have received a funding boost totalling more than £200,000, to be used for local projects including a much-needed car park in Lavenham.
Mid Suffolk communities receive funding boost of more than £1.1 million
Communities across Mid Suffolk will benefit from a funding boost totalling more than £1.1 million, to be used for local projects including expansions to primary schools.
Planning for success – councils win national award
Planning officers for Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have scooped a national award… having paved the way for technological advances as part of 21st century planning.
Make this your last paper bill!
No one likes bills dropping on the doormat but now you can help plant trees instead!
Mid Suffolk District Council agrees budget for 2020/21
Mid Suffolk District Council tonight approved its budget for 2020/21, including an increase in council tax that will see £2.76 a year added to the bill of a Band D property.
Planning for the future – councils receive national recognition
Planning officers for Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils are in the running for a national award… having paved the way for technological advances as part of 21st century planning.
Needham Market on track for bright future
Mid Suffolk District Council today welcomed news that Needham Market railway station is set to receive £380,000 in government funding to improve accessibility.
Babergh District Council approves budget for 2020/21
Babergh District Council tonight approved its budget for 2020/21, including an increase in council tax that will see £5 a year added to the bill of a Band D property.
Refilling your weekly shop without unnecessary plastic is getting easier in Suffolk
A number of shops in Suffolk are offering refills for a host of household items in a bid to cut down on the amount of plastic and packaging we use.