Council news

A man behind a romance fraud in which a Suffolk victim lost over £9,000 has been sentenced today at Ipswich Magistrates Court.

A traffic regulation order will prevent HGVs from using residential roads as short cuts.

The council's Cabinet is to consider a plan to fund replacement or refurbishment of more than 700 structures across the county.

The Suffolk Business Board has published its first Annual Review, showing a year of clear and measurable progress for Suffolk’s economy.

The Ipswich Waterfront Walk passes under the Orwell Bridge and forms part of the King Charles III coastal path.

Feel Good Suffolk and Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) are joining forces this No Smoking Day (11 March 2026), to highlight the dangers of smoking, not only...

by Steve Wiles, Cabinet Member for Public Health and Protection

Suffolk County Council is to install new crossings to improve safety on the Railway Walk.

Parents and carers are urged to follow the latest advice this Safe Sleeping Week (9-13 March) to keep babies sleeping safely and to avoid potentially unsafe...

Parents and carers in Suffolk are being urged to ensure their children are fully vaccinated against measles, mumps, rubella, and chickenpox, following a resurgence...

Works are scheduled to start in April and will see improved junctions, pedestrian crossings and traffic calming measures.

By Councillor Chris Chambers, Cabinet Member for Transport Strategy