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Barham homes bring raft of community benefits
Councillors today approved outline planning permission for 269 houses in Barham, securing 94 ‘affordable homes’ for low income house-hunters, highways and pedestrian improvements, and land for a new school for the village.
New home for customer access point at Sudbury Library
Babergh District Council, in partnership with Suffolk Libraries, has announced its customer access point will move to Sudbury Library. The access point, co-designed by Suffolk Libraries, will provide digital support and face-to-face services.
New recycling campaign aims to get Suffolk's recycling right
A new awareness campaign has been launched in Suffolk to help people get their recycling right.
Councils pledge to tackle anti-semitism
As the nation prepares to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, councillors from Babergh and Mid Suffolk have strengthened their commitment to tackling anti-semitism.
Go-ahead for new homes secures pre-school for Elmswell
Outline plans for 86 new homes at Elmswell received the green light today – paving the way for highways improvements, ‘affordable homes’ and a new pre-school for the village.
New Year, New Homes
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have invested more than £40m buying 250 new homes for low-income house-hunters.
Business centre boosts councils' income
Property investment company CIFCO Capital Ltd has invested £5.7m in a Basingstoke business centre, so future rental income can be invested back into Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s council services.
New vehicle banners encourage Suffolk to be food and freezer savvy
Waste and recycling vehicles in Suffolk are now displaying new artwork to help deliver the food savvy message and cut food waste across the county.
Census 2021 will provide a snapshot of modern society
Households across Babergh and Mid Suffolk will soon be asked to take part in Census 2021.
New service to support residents to live independently and safely in their homes
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils’ ‘Independent Living Service’ has been developed to help improve the quality of life of the districts’ most vulnerable adults, young people and children.