east suffolk council

Homeless charity’s sudden closure cost council £80,000

Public to get say on plans to renovate Lowestoft station building

Free public Wi-Fi launches in Southwold and Woodbridge

£25m regeneration plans given go ahead in Lowestoft

Witnesham pub facing licence review over loud music

East Suffolk taxi fares could increase for first time in 10 years

East Suffolk councillor calls for council tax hike on second homes - to fund social housing

£500,000 East Suffolk housing hardship fund untouched - despite cost of living crisis

Bin lorries fuelled by vegetable oil rolled out in East Suffolk

New boardwalk opens at Lowestoft South Beach

Free public Wi-Fi launched in Felixstowe

Campaigners 'angry' at lack of progress over Felixstowe beach huts

Work starts on new beachfront boardwalk in Lowestoft

Free public Wi-Fi launched in Lowestoft

More pop-up stalls to be allowed on Lowestoft seafront

East Suffolk Council to work to tackle empty homes

'We're feeding the bees': Wild spaces project to return in East Suffolk

Campaigners secure council debate on future of Felixstowe's beach huts

Suffolk holiday homes 'should be made available for Ukrainian refugees'

Free Wi-Fi coming to more East Suffolk towns in April

Hundreds of oak trees to be planted in East Suffolk to mark Platinum Jubilee

Council tax could rise for households in East Suffolk

Safety improvements due at 'lethal' East Suffolk junction

East Suffolk Council creates new trading company to deliver services

East Suffolk sees decrease in number of long-term empty properties

Millions in funding secured for seven projects in East Suffolk

East Suffolk Council continue to reconnect older residents

East Suffolk Council awarded over £900,000 to help tackle homelessness

Plans for windfarm off coast of Suffolk take step forward

Residents to have their say on Deben High School site proposals

New coffee machine at Suffolk community café gives staff "great pride" and boosts confidence

Lowestoft's First Light Festival set to return after £140,000 funding