Council news

The Always Let People Cross Before You Turn campaign has been launched by the Way To Go team and runs for six weeks.for six weeks.

Suffolk residents are being urged to help create a night to remember for care-experienced young people by supporting a community appeal for this year’s Winter Ball.

A major new book is using evidence from more than two million pottery fragments to build a picture of everyday life in East Anglia between the Anglo-Saxon and...

The award recognises the council’s commitment to supporting the Armed Forces community and upholding the Armed Forces Covenant.

A team from Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) will take on a unique challenge at this year's Larking Gowen Ipswich Half Marathon, carrying a fire service...

Suffolk County Council is set to begin a major package of highway improvements on Main Road, Martlesham, from next month.

Residents and businesses across Suffolk are being reminded that changes to tobacco sales laws will come into force in 100 days.

A new composting demonstration area has opened at the Food Museum in Stowmarket, showcasing the many ways households, community groups and businesses can turn...

More than 150 leaders and practitioners gathered at Trinity Park to drive forward Suffolk’s inclusive vision for children and young people . The event also welcomed...

Chief Fire Officer Jon Lacey represented Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service at a reception held at 10 Downing Street, following a summer in which staff across his...

The director of a Suffolk fencing company has pleaded guilty to fraudulent trading after customers paid thousands of pounds for fencing products that were never...

Work will now start on updating data and examining options to improve traffic.