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Viewing entries posted in June 2019
Councils bring democracy online
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils are to make their council meetings, which include major decisions such as budgets and major planning applications, accessible to everyone as online livestreaming begins.
Councillors asked to approve Joint Local Plan for Consultation
Councillors at two Suffolk councils are to be asked next week to approve a draft joint Local Plan document for public consultation.
Jolien D’hoore wins Suffolk opener for OVO Energy Women’s Tour
Parkinson’s reward for her efforts that brought the finish crowds in Stowmarket to life on a rain soaked stage was the first Wahooligan Combativity Award of the week.
Taking the next step in setting the Vision for Prosperity
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils are now starting the second stage of their Vision Programme, building on the “Vision for Prosperity” (VFP) for Sudbury and Vision Action plan for Stowmarket launched last year.
Hadleigh DAA Named Chairman's Charity
Babergh’s newly elected Chairman has named Hadleigh Dementia Action Alliance as her Charity for 2019-20.
Cycling stars headline 2019 OVO Energy Women’s Tour startlist
The leading names in women’s cycling - including all five former race winners and the reigning European and Commonwealth champions – will be competing at next week’s OVO Energy Women’s Tour.
Suffolk’s communities gearing up to celebrate the return of the Women’s Tour
The OVO Energy Women’s Tour set to return to Suffolk next week for its fifth visit.
Home-Start Charity Named as Chair's Choice
Cllr Lavinia Hadingham, Councillor for Fressingfield and newly elected Chair of Mid Suffolk District Council, has named Mid Suffolk Home-Start as her Chair’s Charity for the year.
Groundbreaking moment for Sudbury’s Kingfisher Leisure Centre
The ground has officially been broken and work is underway on the new £2.35m extension and facilities at Kingfisher Leisure Centre, Sudbury.
Wrap around support to help rough sleepers maintain tenancies
Greater support will be available in Suffolk to help rough sleepers find and retain private sector housing following a successful bid for Government funds.