A controversial housing development in Bures could potentially be demolished, after being retroactively refused planning permission due to the homes vastly exceeding their height limit.
Ambitious plans to celebrate an exquisite family art collection dedicated to rural life and the working horse in west Suffolk have been unveiled.
Pupils in west Suffolk carrying out a project on the problem of plastic pollution received a letter from Sir David Attenborough supporting their efforts.
Babergh hopes to increase community influence over housing developments, after it showed sufficient housing land supply for the first time in over a year.
One of the biggest employers in south Suffolk says the continued lack of clarity around Brexit threatens its competitiveness, creating uncertainty around the future of 500 jobs.
I have received a large amount of correspondence about the 'Chequers Agreement' on our proposed future relations with the EU. To be clear, the agreement is a negotiating position, not a 'deal'.
The MP for South Suffolk has called on the Government to protect districts against speculative development, as Babergh deals with the loss of its five-year land supply.
If national politicians can agree on one thing it's that we need to build more homes. If local communities can agree on one thing, it's where not to build them. At the heart of this great tension sits the planning system.