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20 May 2019
Abbey Gardens improvements to offer more to visitors
The Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds will be improved with a new information point and plant sales area to offer even more of an attraction to visitors.
14 May 2019
West Suffolk goes to the polls for European elections
Polling arrangements in West Suffolk are all in place for European elections next week, following Government confirmation that they will be going ahead.
13 May 2019
The recipe to loving your local market
A recipe book full of budget recipes from around the World and free taste testing will herald the launch of al fresco dining on Bury St Edmunds market later this month.
08 May 2019
Bury St Edmunds rail station’s historic building to be restored by Greater Anglia thanks to heritage grant
The old station master’s house at Bury St Edmunds rail station is to be restored, thanks to a £192K grant to train operator, Greater Anglia, from the Railway Heritage Trust.
08 May 2019
Flexi-Park trial offers greater choice to town centre visitors
Flexible parking designed to give people greater choice and support town centre businesses is to be trialled in Bury St Edmunds from next month.
03 May 2019
New West Suffolk Council election results
Results are now in for the first election to the new West Suffolk Council.
03 May 2019
Full steam ahead for new STEM innovation campus to open in September 2019
Construction work creating West Suffolk College’s new campus for STEM innovation for the Eastern region is underway.
26 Apr 2019
Fly-tipper fined £1500
A Suffolk man has been fined a total £1467 in fines and costs after admitting to fly-tipping.
18 Apr 2019
No elections in 25 polling stations in West Suffolk
Residents in 33 West Suffolk parishes will not be required to vote in the local government elections Thursday 2 May, because the elections are uncontested. This means that no postal votes will be issued and that the polling stations will not be opened.
17 Apr 2019
Brexit Business Advisers needed
Everyone has their opinion about Brexit – but a first of its kind scheme is looking for two people to give professional advice to Suffolk businesses that would help them not only survive but flourish during this time of uncertainty.