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Council committee approves Bramford development
Outline planning permission for 115 homes in Bramford received the go-ahead today – providing a range of benefits for the village, including affordable housing and substantial public open space.
Celebrations for Armed Forces Week to soldier on
Today marks the start of Armed Forces Week, with residents across Babergh and Mid Suffolk being asked to share a salute in appreciation of our armed forces community.
Green light for new homes brings benefits for Boxford
Babergh District Council today approved outline planning permission for 64 homes in Boxford – bringing a raft of community benefits, including 22 affordable homes and five acres of public open space.
Play your part in creating a safer Suffolk
Suffolk residents are being asked to play their part in reducing infection and shopping local as businesses re-open across the county this week.
Councils to consider CIFCO Business Plan for 2020/21
CIFCO’s annual Business Plan is on the agenda for Councillors over the next few weeks, as the property investment company continues to weather the coronavirus storm and to provide Babergh and Mid Suffolk with vital funding to aid the districts’ recovery.
COVID-19 forces re-think for future of Sudbury Town centre
Plans for the future of Sudbury town centre – including a hotel and restaurant at Belle Vue – are back on the drawing board, due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Funding boost of nearly £300,000 for Babergh communities
Communities are set to receive funding totalling £299,000 for local projects, including the regeneration of St Peter’s in Sudbury, a community venue in Chelsworth and play area in Newton.
Council committee approves Acton development
Babergh District Council today approved full planning permission for 100 homes to be built in Acton, including 35 affordable homes.
We’re rooting for new parents during COVID-19 and beyond
A Tree for Life scheme in Babergh and Mid Suffolk which offers a free tree for new parents, is now open for 2020 applications allowing families to apply from home during the coronavirus outbreak.
Suffolk works on creating safer places as lockdown measures ease
Businesses, towns and spaces in Suffolk are getting extra help to make them safer and reduce the risk of COVID-19 spreading as lockdown measures are eased.