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15 October 2026
The King has not left the building
A West Suffolk exhibition celebrating of the life, death, myth and martyrdom of King Edmund, England’s first patron saint, is now set to continue into 2027.
14 October 2026
Proposals for Haverhill town centre wayfinding agreed
Plans for new wayfinding and directional signage in Haverhill town centre have been approved as part of wider work to enhance the town centre.
14 October 2026
Suffolk’s healthy living service marks three years of helping Suffolk to feel good
This October marks three years since the launch of Feel Good Suffolk.
14 October 2026
Contractor appointed for expansion of the West Suffolk Operational Hub
A contractor has been appointed for the expansion works at the West Suffolk Operational Hub, in Fornham St Martin
13 October 2026
First memorial for victims of Bury St Edmunds witchcraft trials
A West Suffolk town that once saw 18 people hanged for witchcraft in one day, is to get its first commemorative sculpture to them and the other victims of this dark period of its history.
12 October 2026
The Apex decarbonisation works are complete
The final stage of the decarbonisation works at The Apex have now been completed, marking an important step in reducing carbon emissions and running costs.
12 October 2026
Councillor supports greater engagement to tackle isolation in village
A parish council is increasing its engagement with residents and making strides to reduce social isolation, with the support of a West Suffolk councillor.
7 October 2026
Funding brings lower bills and warmer homes
Residents across West Suffolk have benefitted from energy efficiency improvements through the Warm Homes: Local Grant (WHLG) scheme, to create warmer homes, lower energy bills and reduced carbon emissions.
7 October 2026
Haverhill town centre wayfinding plans to go before Development Control Committee
Plans for new wayfinding and directional signage in Haverhill town centre will be considered by West Suffolk’s Development Control Committee as part of wider work to enhance the town centre.
1 October 2026
Planning study narrows down options for town centre car parking in Clare
The need for more car parking in Clare town centre has been confirmed but one of its potential sites has now been ruled out by a planning feasibility study.