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Suffolk spends 12% of highways budget on grass and weed management
Suffolk County Council is investing £1.9m on soft estate activities in 2025, which makes up 12% of the annual highways revenue budget.
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How Suffolk's Nature Recovery Strategy hopes to restore and protect local landscapes
A draft plan proposing wetland creation, peatland restoration and sustainable woodland management is now available for public consultation.
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How the University of Suffolk is helping solve the NHS staffing crisis
A new £4.5m research project involving Suffolk academics aims to ensure patients in disadvantaged urban communities and rural and coastal areas of England can access vital healthcare when they need it.
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Six months of road closures ahead as Woodbridge Road gas works begin next week
Residents, businesses and motorists on Woodbridge Road face traffic lights and side-road closures from next Monday, 22 April, as Cadent begins replacing 1.8 miles of gas pipes.
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Suffolk Council commits to giving youth a voice following Ipswich's national recognition
After Ipswich became the UK's first Town of Youth Social Action in 2023, Suffolk County Council has now signed the Power of Youth Charter with ambitions to become the UK's first County of Youth Social Action.
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99% of Suffolk pupils secure preferred primary school place
Suffolk County Council has today announced that 99.36% of children have been offered a place at one of their three preferred primary schools.
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Wildlife Wise small grant fund opens for Suffolk conservation projects
Applications are now being accepted for grants of up to £5,000 to support wildlife protection initiatives along the Suffolk coast.
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BBC comedy star to headline Suffolk Mind's first stand-up night
Angelos Epithemiou from BBC's Shooting Stars will perform at Seckford Hall on Thursday, June 26, raising funds for mental health charity Suffolk Mind.
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3,000-year-old settlement with rare artefacts uncovered during Ipswich link road construction
Archaeologists discovered a Late Bronze Age settlement and cremation cemetery during the development of the recently opened Europa Way in Ipswich, yielding multiple artefacts, including pottery, cremation urns, and a rare flint tool for grinding grain.
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Third men's mental health talk show coming to Ipswich Buttermarket
A men's mental health event featuring local artists and speakers will take place at the Superdry unit in The Buttermarket on Thursday, 17 April, marking the third instalment in the series.
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Dementia Marketplace event returns to Ipswich this June
Trinity Park will host over 40 stalls offering support and guidance to people living with dementia and their carers on 25 June.
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Local photographer's exhibition to explore 'fragility of time' in Woodbridge
Cherry Beesley's 'Simply Fleeting' will showcase unique fine art photography at Artspace gallery from 15-21 May.