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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.
Suffolk County Council is the administrative authority for the county of Suffolk
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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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Adults in Suffolk can soon apply for funded courses lasting up to 16 weeks designed to land well-paid jobs in high-demand industries, according to Suffolk County Council.
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Suffolk County Council has partnered with operator Believ to deliver around 6,000 new public electric vehicle chargepoints across the county, starting next summer.
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Walking, wheeling, and cycling improvements are coming to Nacton Road, Woodbridge Road, and the route from Ipswich Hospital to Waterfront following public consultation.
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Suffolk will get over £9.4 million in government funding to create hundreds of new school places for pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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Over 40 new weekly walking and cycling groups have been announced in Ipswich and Lowestoft to coincide with the start of British Summer Time.
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Suffolk Archives' community-led project about migration stories is in the running against attractions from 15 countries for a prestigious museums award.
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Suffolk County Council and West Suffolk Council have both secured funding to develop solar power projects as part of a £727,000 grant scheme supporting public sector climate initiatives.
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Suffolk County Council's cabinet will review proposals for 200 new specialist education places for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).
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A joint report from Suffolk's councils argues that the county's mix of rural, coastal, industrial, agricultural and urban areas requires more than one council to effectively serve residents.
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Suffolk County Council has refused to debate a three-council proposal, as council leaders exchange barbs over the future shape of local government in Suffolk.
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Bruce Leeke has expressed his dismay at the decision to return libraries to council control despite "overwhelming opposition" from the community, refuting "much of what the county council is saying."
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