[Source: East Suffolk Council] An annual scheme which creates essential spaces for wildlife will return this year, as part of East Suffolk Council’s commitment to the environment. Launched in 2020, the Council’s ‘Pardon the weeds, we’re feeding the bees’ campaign ...
[Source: East Suffolk Council] Local residents are being invited to share their views on whether the rules for firework displays on council-owned land should be reconsidered. As part of its responsibility to protect East Suffolk’s communities, animals and environment, East Suffolk Council is carrying out ...
[Source: Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils] Pedestrian and pedal-power gears up next month, as councillors consider plans to improve the walking and cycling network across Babergh and Mid Suffolk in a bid to tackle climate change. At cabinets next ...
Farmers and land managers in the Coast & Heaths and Dedham Vale Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) are being urged to apply for grant support for projects which support nature, the climate, people, and places. The Farming in Protected ...
A meeting of West Suffolk Cabinet has agreed there are very significant concerns over proposals for a solar farm planned to be built partly in the district and East Cambridgeshire. Councillors agreed with the recommendations in the report that West ...
Residents across Suffolk are being encouraged to get behind a campaign calling for people to recycle glass properly. Suffolk Waste Partnership (SWP) is launching ‘Glass – It’s Better in The Bank’, a 12-week campaign aimed at getting people to stop ...
Handford Hall and St Matthews primary schools have been presented with litter-picking kits by the Mayor of Ipswich Borough Council and these have already been used to clear up at school. The areas around the schools can experience littering and ...
Pupils from Howard Community Academy have today (15 March 2022) planted the first of 3,000 new trees in their school grounds. The primary school in Bury St Edmunds is creating a healing wood, in response to Suffolk County Council’s ambition ...
“Low Impact Living in Suffolk” is a new campaign making it easier for Suffolk residents to understand how to improve the energy efficiency of their homes and lower their energy use. Our homes are responsible for generating 20% of all ...
Source: Gov.uk Farmers will benefit from a £27 million pot to invest in productivity-boosting equipment as the Farming Investment Fund opens today (Tuesday 16 November). From today farmers, foresters and growers from across England are urged to apply for grants to buy new ...