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‘Early signs of improvement’ in county’s ‘front door’ children’s services – Ofsted

‘Early signs of improvement’ in county’s ‘front door’ children’s services – Ofsted

Ofsted has found ‘early signs of improvement beginning to emerge’ in Suffolk ‘front door’ children’s services following a focused visit.
Suffolk MP among smacking ban supporters in open letter to Starmer

Suffolk MP among smacking ban supporters in open letter to Starmer

A Suffolk MP was among the supporters of banning smacking in an open letter to Keir Starmer.
Council backs £1bn devolution deal and new mayor

Council backs £1bn devolution deal and new mayor

Norfolk is set to receive £1bn as part of a devolution deal that will also see an elected mayor preside over the county and Suffolk.
‘More than just a document': Agreement signed between council and Ukrainian region

‘More than just a document': Agreement signed between council and Ukrainian region

An agreement between a council and a Ukrainian region will send 'a very strong message', Suffolk's leader has said.
Think you know your stuff? Have a crack at our online pub quiz

Think you know your stuff? Have a crack at our online pub quiz

The Saturday Social is back with 13 trivia questions on everything from politics to pop.
This is when Greater Anglia will come under public ownership

This is when Greater Anglia will come under public ownership

Nearly half of rail operators will have been nationalised in the coming days as Greater Anglia comes under public ownership.
Council defends £350,000 spend on bin lids as most 'efficient route'

Council defends £350,000 spend on bin lids as most 'efficient route'

A council has defended plans to spend £350,000 on bin lids as the most 'efficient route'.
World War II radar station could be turned into holiday let

World War II radar station could be turned into holiday let

A radar station used during the Second World War could be turned into a holiday let.
Storm Amy: How will heavy wind and rain affect your area?

Storm Amy: How will heavy wind and rain affect your area?

Heavy winds and rain are set to batter Suffolk this weekend as Storm Amy descends on the UK.
Leaders formally agree to new Norfolk and Suffolk mayor to 'turbocharge growth'

Leaders formally agree to new Norfolk and Suffolk mayor to 'turbocharge growth'

County leaders have formally agreed to a new Norfolk and Suffolk mayor in a bid to 'turbocharge growth'
Fire service improving on culture as inspection nears, says chief

Fire service improving on culture as inspection nears, says chief

Suffolk's fire service is improving its culture as an inspection nears, the chief officer has said.
Council leader accused of bullying behaviour amid Tory resignation

Council leader accused of bullying behaviour amid Tory resignation

A council leader has been accused of bullying behaviour amid a resignation from the Tory group.
Council improves on children's services delivery despite increase in complaints, says director

Council improves on children's services delivery despite increase in complaints, says director

A council is getting better at delivering children's services despite an increase in complaints, a director has said.
Suffolk and Norfolk Mayor to get more than £1bn from Government over 30 years

Suffolk and Norfolk Mayor to get more than £1bn from Government over 30 years

The Mayor for Suffolk and Norfolk is set to get more than £1bn from the Government over 30 years.
Three unitaries could deliver ‘true public sector reform’ as plans to be submitted to Government

Three unitaries could deliver ‘true public sector reform’ as plans to be submitted to Government

Plans to set up three unitary authorities in Suffolk will be submitted to the Government to deliver 'true public sector reform'.
Council pays out more than £340,000 to families as children's services drive complaints increase

Council pays out more than £340,000 to families as children's services drive complaints increase

A council has paid out more than £340,000 to families as children's services drive an increase in complaints.
1 in 5 minority staff at NHS board harassed, bullied or abused by colleagues despite discrimination improvements

1 in 5 minority staff at NHS board harassed, bullied or abused by colleagues despite discrimination improvements

More than one in five minority staff members at an NHS board are harassed, bullied or abused by colleagues despite improvements in discrimination.
Here's what your Council Tax could look like after major reform

Here's what your Council Tax could look like after major reform

Major plans for local government reform will change how much Council Tax residents pay — here's what it will look like.
Cow stuck up to its shoulders in river

Cow stuck up to its shoulders in river

A cow is stuck up to its shoulders in a river.
Two Labour MPs ‘denied entry’ to Israel during West Bank visit

Two Labour MPs ‘denied entry’ to Israel during West Bank visit

Two Labour MPs travelling to the West Bank as part of a UK parliamentary delegation said they were denied entry to Israel.
MP asks Government for extra oversight of energy giants as residents left 'devastated'

MP asks Government for extra oversight of energy giants as residents left 'devastated'

A Suffolk MP has asked for extra oversight of energy giants as residents have been left 'devastated' by major projects.