Council news

The council's Way To Go team has launched new groups for people to promote walking and cycling.

Better pavements and crossings plus junction enhancements are on their way to three key routes in the borough following a public consultation.

Ten locations across Suffolk will be fitted with electric cars that can be booked out by drivers in the community by the minute, hour or day.

The creation of 200 new specialist places across the county for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) is set to be...

The Arrivals: Celebrating Migration to Suffolk exhibition, curated by Suffolk Archives, had been nominated for Community Engagement Programme of the Year at the...

A plan setting out the significant benefits of scrapping Suffolk’s six councils and replacing them with just one new authority has been agreed by councillors.

A new Travel Toolkit has been launched to help young people to feel confident to travel independently on public transport.

The ribbon is cut on the £2.1 million link road which will ease traffic congestion in nearby Bramford and Sproughton.

by Councillor Philip Faircloth-Mutton, Cabinet Member for Environment, Communities and Equality

Suffolk County Council has today confirmed that it will be bringing all 45 libraries back under its care and control. The decision, made at the Cabinet meeting...

Suffolk’s taxi and private hire vehicle (PHV) fleet emitted 9,118 tonnes of CO2 in the last year, which is equivalent to driving from Lowestoft to Newmarket 335,220...

A bright and sustainable future for Suffolk’s library service has today been outlined as part of Suffolk County Council’s plans to bring the much-loved service...