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Councils agree CIFCO Business Plan for 2019/20
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have this week approved CIFCO’s future plans, looking to increase the £1.4m annual income it already generates for the districts’ through property investment – the equivalent of increasing council tax by more than 12%.
Search is on for Sudbury Silk School Costumes
The Sudbury Silk Stories project is searching for details of a silk-clad gymnastics display at a Great Cornard Middle School summer fete over 40 years ago.
Imogen and Evie clean up in council litter competition
Winners of Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Council’s annual litter awareness poster competition have been announced, following presentations at St Mary's Church of England Primary School, Hadleigh and Freeman Community Primary School, Stowupland.
Taskforce meets with Delphi and publishes report into the future of the site
Following its latest public meeting on Friday 19 July, attended by senior management from Delphi, the South Suffolk Taskforce has published the findings of an options study into the future of the Delphi Industries site in Sudbury, compiled by consultants Carter Jonas.
Consultation on Future Growth of Districts Opens to the Public
Residents are being invited to have their say on the future of growth across two Suffolk districts, as Babergh and Mid Suffolk open a second round of consultation on their new draft Joint Local Plan.
Councils to consider CIFCO Business Plan for 2019/20
CIFCO’s future plans top the agenda for councillors later this month, as the property investment company looks to increase the £1.4m annual income it already generates for services in Babergh and Mid Suffolk – the equivalent of increasing council tax by more than 12%.
Deadline approaching - Suffolk Community Awards
There are only a few weeks left to enter the new Suffolk Community Awards with the deadline of 21 July fast approaching.
Future High Street Fund bid unsuccessful
A statement from Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils following the announcement that Stowmarket and Sudbury’s bids to the Government's Future High Streets Fund has been unsuccessful in progressing to the next phase.
Generous Elizabeth is 'blooming' grateful
A sheltered housing resident in Botesdale has donated flowers to brighten up a communal patio area, as a thank you to neighbours and staff at the council-run scheme.
Councils Team Up with CCGs to Launch Active Schools
A new Active Schools programme has been launched at two schools in Babergh and Mid Suffolk, aiming to increase physical activity in primary schools and combat rising childhood obesity.