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The councils are offering a range of festive activities to keep children and young people entertained this Christmas.

The full business case for the Skills and Innovation Centre has been approved.

The councils are asking residents and organisations for their view on tackling homelessness and rough sleeping to help shape their future strategy.

A further £2million has been pledged by Suffolk Public Sector Leaders to tackle the climate emergency.

The council has partnered with a national charity and a renowned professional orchestra to bring an exciting musical experience to residents.

Councils call on local landowners to help them increase local tree coverage and improve biodiversity

Suffolk Public Sector Leaders have awarded £1.4m to tackle criminal exploitation in Suffolk

The councils have formally adopted their Joint Local Plan - the blueprint for the districts' future development until 2037.

A new 1.17 million square foot warehouse unveiled in Stowmarket

The councils have launched a new grant to help communities this winter.

Hundreds of people could qualify for free insulation upgrades at their home under a new council £2million initiative

Mid Suffolk District Council is carrying out a community governance review.  The council has been asked to consider possible changes with electoral arrangements for Onehouse and Stowmarket, and Battisford and Combs.

Residents who experienced exceptional property flooding during Storm Babet will start receiving financial support during November.

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Mid Suffolk District Council is urging developers to listen to the concerns of local communities.

Consultation into new measures which would streamline sensitive energy efficiency upgrades.

Changes to postal and proxy voting came into force on 31 October 2023, and will apply to all elections in England

Additional funds will help clear backlog of work which mounted during Covid pandemic

Town and parish councils in Babergh and Mid Suffolk will receive more than £1.3 million in developer contributions this month

Worst flooding for years results in huge show of community spirit