Council news

Visitors can experience one of Suffolk's most important archaeological discoveries in a new way thanks to a project supported by Suffolk County Council's Culture...

Halloween is the season of scares, but people across the Suffolk are being warned about one horror they may not have thought about: the cauldron of costumes...

The government has announced its decision to approve the National Grid's controversial Sea Link project.

Repair work is scheduled to take place on the road this weekend as a longer-term solution to the source of the problems with the surface continues.

Councillor Tristan Gale, Armed Forces Champion for Suffolk County Council, asks the public to continue to support the annual fundraiser.

The Grand Driver scheme is for motorists aged 60 and above.

Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service celebrated the people and partnerships helping keep communities safe at its annual awards ceremony.

Suffolk's Chief Fire Officer, Jon Lacey, has announced his retirement, bringing to a close a distinguished 34-year career in the fire and rescue service.

Planning permission is granted for a scheme to improve the key road near Woodbridge.

Record-breaking interest in becoming an on-call firefighter sees Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service receive 219 applications from across the county.

Time is running out for parents and carers to apply for a secondary school place before the deadline of Saturday 31 October.

Two new schemes have been completed just upstream of Debenham to reduce flood risk during heavy rainfall events, such as those experienced during Storm Babet in...