Suffolk County Council is the administrative authority for the county of Suffolk
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A planned move of a 356-tonne generator through Suffolk has been rescheduled to Sunday, August 18, due to operational issues. The transport will cause significant road closures and traffic delays.
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Suffolk residents will soon have access to short-term electric vehicle rentals, with a new car club scheme set to launch across eight locations in the county next summer.
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Two massive generators are set to be transported through Suffolk, causing road closures and traffic delays. The abnormal loads will travel from Ipswich Docks to Yaxley on August 11 and 18.
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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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A new link road connecting Sproughton Road and Bramford Road in Ipswich will start construction on 9 September 2024. The project aims to improve transport reliability, safety, and connectivity for sustainable travel modes.
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Suffolk County Council and local health boards have unveiled a joint strategy and action plan aimed at improving the lives of autistic people across the county.
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Suffolk County Council is supercharging its electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure, adding over 60 new community venues to its "Plug In Suffolk" project.
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The Suffolk Safeguarding Partnership's annual report for 2023-24 reveals significant progress in protecting vulnerable residents across the county.
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An Ipswich property management company and its director have been sentenced for breaching fire safety regulations at an apartment block with dangerous cladding.
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Suffolk County Council's latest report on its care for vulnerable children reveals successes and ongoing challenges.
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Suffolk County Council's Cabinet will examine its annual report on support for children in care and care leavers at a meeting on 24 July. The report outlines the council's work as a "corporate parent" over the past year.
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Suffolk County Council approves an additional £9.1 million investment in special educational needs and disability (SEND) services over the next three years as demand surges and costs spiral.