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#Scrapflytipping campaign says there is no excuse
Fly tipping remains an issue in Suffolk as it does across the entire country, with more than four and a half thousand incidents reported last year alone.
New Chairman of Mid Suffolk chooses local charity
Mid Suffolk District Council named Cllr Paul Ekpenyong as its new Chairman at its annual council meeting this week.
Hadleigh to fly the flag for Armed Forces Week
Hadleigh is due to host Suffolk’s annual Armed Forces Week celebrations next month – providing opportunity for the county’s residents to show their appreciation for our brave armed forces community.
Four new cases of ‘variant of concern’ identified in Suffolk, testing being rolled out in Needham Market
- 4 news cases of Variant of Concern identified in Suffolk (B.1.617.2 – variant first identified in India), bringing the total to 5
- Asymptomatic residents and workers in Needham Market encouraged to get tested at new Mobile Testing Unit site from Saturday 22 May 2021
Four new cases of the variant first identified in India (B.1.617.2) have been identified in Suffolk, bringing the total to five known cases.
Committee defers decision on Boxford homes
Babergh District Council’s planning committee today voted unanimously to defer a decision on outline planning permission for 64 homes – ensuring concerns raised by Boxford’s community about proposals will be investigated further.
Hadleigh food project hopes to provide recipe for success
Babergh District Council has partnered with a local deli to offer free cookery classes to the district’s most vulnerable residents – enabling participants to learn vital new skills and form lasting friendships.
Chairman of Mid Suffolk donates to chosen charity
Mid Suffolk District Council Chairman, Cllr Barry Humphreys MBE has donated £1,000 raised during his term in office to his chosen charity, Stowmarket Dementia Action Alliance.
Business grant to boost economic recovery in Babergh and Mid Suffolk
A significant new funding scheme to deliver an economic boost and support recovery from Covid is now available to businesses and not-for-profit organisations in Babergh and Mid Suffolk.
Work begins to transform empty town centre unit into 24-hour gym
Work has begun to transform a former Aldi store into a new 24-hour gym – breathing new life into the vacant unit and boosting council plans for a vibrant and thriving town centre.
Three Mid Suffolk parishes see Neighbourhood Plans approved at referendum
Residents in Drinkstone, Eye and Wilby have voted to adopt their Neighbourhood Development Plans – outlining a positive vision for how and where future growth should take place to meet local identified need.