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The government has scrapped a proposed devolution deal for Suffolk that would have brought over £500 million in funding and new decision-making powers to the county over 30 years.
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The Thomas Wolsey 550 project has concluded its public programme after 550 days, marking a significant milestone for Ipswich's cultural heritage. The initiative has also secured additional funding to continue its education work until March 2025.
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Ipswich Borough Council's Executive is set to approve grants worth up to £5.3m to revitalise empty spaces in the town centre.
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Ipswich Borough Council's Executive will review recommendations for a new Community Engagement Strategy on Tuesday, 10th September, aiming to improve relations with residents.
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Suffolk County Council is preparing for a major transformation of recycling and waste services, with £5.2m allocated to meet new statutory requirements by March 2026.
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Ipswich Borough Council has announced a proposed Budget Delivery Plan aimed at addressing a projected £23 million shortfall over the next four years. The plan includes savings measures of up to £20 million across general and housing funds.
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Data obtained from Freedom of Information requests shows that, since 2015, Ipswich Borough Council has spent £7.5 million repurchasing homes previously sold under the Right to Buy scheme.
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No asylum seekers are currently housed in Ipswich hotels, a stark contrast to last year when nearly 200 were accommodated this way.
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Suffolk County Council and East Cambridgeshire District Council have abandoned their legal challenge against the government's approval of the Sunnica solar farm project after West Suffolk Council and Cambridgeshire County Council pulled out.
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Oftsed has rated Suffolk County Council's children's services as 'requires improvement' in their latest report after rating them as 'outstanding' in 2019.
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Suffolk County Council is taking legal action against the government over its approval of the £600m Sunnica solar farm project, citing inadequate compensation for the council's resulting workload.
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Suffolk is ramping up its fight against fraud with new dedicated officers and a united approach across public services.
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