Planning applications are often some of the most controversial issues debated in local communities across Suffolk.

A 50ft Dutch barge has been put on the market with a freehold price tag of £49,900.

Plans for a 34 home estate in a Suffolk village have been refused over concerns that an ‘important’ view would be ruined.

Designs for more than 100 homes which were controversially given permission for a rural village in Suffolk have been revealed.

A controversial scheme to build 150 homes on the edge of a Suffolk village has been approved on appeal.

In one small Ipswich village, more than ten planning applications have been submitted in 18 months including a McDonalds, petrol station, business park and a major housing development.

Suffolk appears to have bucked a national trend by cutting back the number of long-term vacant homes across the county.

Residents in a Suffolk village remain firmly opposed to controversial plans for a homes and retail scheme after the developers submitted a repeat application.

Residents in coronavirus lockdown near Sudbury say their lives are being made a misery by noise and vibration from a building development next to their homes.

A major new housing development set to transform a derelict part of Ipswich Waterfront - which was due to open at the weekend - has been put back due to the coronavirus crisis.

Developers have submitted plans for eight homes on part of the site of Felixstowe’s old police station complex.

This impressive house near Woodbridge, which has stunning views over the Deben estuary, is on the market with Jackson-Stops for £1.5million.

Further details of a 1,100 home garden suburb in Ipswich have been revealed a week after plans were given the go ahead by council officers.

A planning application for 1,100 new homes as part of the Ipswich Garden Suburb has been given the green light for the next stage of development.