Council news

On Sunday 6 October, the second abnormal load which was previously postponed by the haulier, Allelys, will be transported from Ipswich Docks.

Members of the public are being encouraged to have their say on plans to expand Mildenhall Academy.

Suffolk County Council is confident that details announced in today’s approval of National Grid’s Bramford to Twinstead pylon project, will have significant...

Suffolk’s proposed in principle devolution deal, which would bring more than £500 million to the county over 30 years, has been scrapped by the Government.

Parents and carers can now apply for a place in the normal year of entry at a primary (including infant and junior) school and secondary school for September 2025.

A Suffolk fire station will open its doors to the public this weekend as a fundraiser for charity and a new bleed kit.

Column by Cllr Matthew Hicks, Leader of Suffolk County Council

Suffolk County Council has produced guidance to help protect the wellbeing of local communities impacted by large Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects...

As many as 177,000 Suffolk residents are currently eligible for winter fuel payments and should be protected from Government plans to cut the allowance, Suffolk...

Thousands of Lowestoft residents made history today as they walked, wheeled and drove for the first time across the town’s new world-leading and unique Gull Wing...

Suffolk County Council continues to prepare for significant changes to national recycling and waste collections, which will come into effect by the end of March...

People across Suffolk aged between 40 and 74, who don’t have a pre-existing health condition, are being encouraged to take-up a potentially life-saving opportunity.