Latest news
25 Apr 2018
Council to follow independent report recommendations to tackle pay structure
St Edmundsbury Borough Council has agreed changes to the senior management pay structure following the recommendations of an independent report.
25 Apr 2018
Forest Heath Local Plan Update
Consultation is beginning on the Local Plan Inspectors’ proposed main modifications to the draft Forest Heath Local Plan.
25 Apr 2018
New powers adopted to prevent rogue landlords
West Suffolk councils now have new powers to combat rogue landlords, following decisions to adopt a civil sanctions policy taken by St Edmundsbury Council last night and Forest Heath Council tonight.
24 Apr 2018
Bringing generations together for market celebration
A community project which will bring generations together, is calling for people to share their old photos and memorabilia of Bury St Edmunds market for a pop up museum next month.
19 Apr 2018
Councils set to discuss shape of new West Suffolk Council wards
Local groups, town and parish councils and the public have been thanked for their help in shaping proposals for the ward boundaries for the new West Suffolk Council.
17 Apr 2018
Supporting landlords in looking after their tenants
They play an important part in meeting local housing needs - now private landlords are being invited to learn more about the support that is available.
17 Apr 2018
Council’s successful bid secures temporary housing in Newmarket
An investment in a Newmarket property will help Forest Heath District Council meet future needs for temporary housing while supporting local jobs and bringing an income to support services.
16 Apr 2018
Now easier to park and pay in Newmarket
With the number of people using Newmarket’s town centre car parks increasing, Forest Heath District Council is making easier to pay.
11 Apr 2018
Celebrating Sybil Andrews
The 120th anniversary of the birth of an inspirational Bury St Edmunds artist will be celebrated next week by school pupils, heritage staff and members of her family.
10 Apr 2018
Cabinet to consider multi-million boost in town centre investment
A multi-million pound scheme to help boost Bury St Edmunds town centre, create new opportunities for retail and housing while preserving local heritage is set to be discussed.
