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Revitalising Sudbury Town Centre
Findings of a recent study into ways to revitalise Sudbury include the planned relocation of the Hamilton Road bus station to an on-street facility and the redesign of Market Hill in order to attract more visitors into the town centre.
Seeking views on the future of Belle Vue House
Converting Belle Vue House back into residential use, or using it for private sheltered housing, a café and heritage centre are amongst the suggestions for the future of Belle Vue House.
Preserving Belle Vue Park for generations to come
Sudbury residents are being asked for their views on how to improve Belle Vue Park, to ensure it remains a valuable green space for the whole community.
A reminder of the work already underway…
Alongside the new developments, residents are also being reminded of the work already underway across the town as part of the Sudbury Vision, including:
Latest communities see Neighbourhood Plans adopted
Aldham, Elmsett and, Botesdale and Rickinghall, have become the latest communities to have their Neighbourhood Plans adopted following council meetings this week.
Don’t let your waste be fly-tipped
Suffolk residents are being urged to dispose of their waste safely to protect the countryside as part of a new fly-tipping campaign.
Help for those most in need to remain at home
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have approved a new Housing Assistance Policy to help residents suffering with a long-term illness adapt their homes.
Step inside Sudbury’s new exercise studio
The first phase of a £2.4m extension and new facilities at Kingfisher Leisure Centre, Sudbury has been completed this month, with community groups offered the chance to apply for free use of the space.
Councils’ £420k three-year guarantee to support Citizens Advice
At cabinet meetings this week, councillors at Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils gave the go ahead to support Citizens Advice (CA) with more than £420k.
Babergh councillors consider budget for 2020/21
The first draft of Babergh District Council’s budget for 2020/21 is set to be considered by councillors next week, including an increase in council tax that will see £5 a year added to the bill of a Band D Property.