Council news

The recently opened Europa Way is now improving traffic movements around north-west Ipswich, but it has also provided an avenue into the area’s history.

99.36% of children were offered a place on National Offer Day at one of their three preferred primary schools and 96.27% were offered a place at their first...

A new strategy has been drafted to help restore and enhance nature across Suffolk, and a consultation has been launched today (Wednesday 16 April) for you to share...

Suffolk County Council has signed the Power of Youth Charter, joining a UK-wide movement to empower young people to take the lead in shaping a better future for...

Suffolk County Council will object to the EcoPower solar farm proposals in north Suffolk, and is reminding residents there is just one week left to respond to the...

32 of Suffolk’s schools recently attended a conference to help them write their climate action plans and deliver sustainability initiatives.

Suffolk County Council, in partnership with operator Believ, will deliver around 6,000 new public electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints across the county.

By Councillor Paul West, Cabinet member for Operational Highways and Flooding

Thousands of miles of verges and weeds will be treated as the campaign gets underway.

Up to £4 million will be spent delivering free skills training to an extra 1,345 adults across Norfolk and Suffolk in 2025/26.

Did you know our 11 Suffolk household waste recycling centres receive nearly a million visits and deal with over 55,000 tonnes of waste every year?

Councillor Paul West welcomes a pledge by the Environment Agency to spend £68m on flood relief schemes in Suffolk and wider East Anglia.