SPS has never been more relevant as we fight for the best planning outcomes for Suffolk.
Meeting the challenges of climate change and addressing the housing and economic crises raises significant risks for our countryside and our world famous historic towns and villages.
SPS is not a blocker. We support the nation’s vital move towards net zero and we recognise the economic realities that the country is facing. We push for policies and decisions that will benefit future generations and that seek to mitigate the most harmful impacts on Suffolk’s landscape and heritage.
We are a charity which is supported by our Members and our generous Supporters. Details of our Supporters are available here.
How to respond to Planning Applications
Updated guidance for the public on how to respond to planning applications has been published by CPRE, The Countryside...
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Suffolk straining under the weight of energy projects
Suffolk County Council have produced a useful publicly accessible map which shows the scale and spread of the many...
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Stop the industrialisation of East Suffolk’s countryside
Register your objection to National Grid’s Sea Link. The deadline to register your objection is now 23 June
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We are passionate about Suffolk's rich heritage and offer support and encouragement to all those who care about their historic environment. Suffolk's built heritage has a cultural, environmental and economic importance which cannot be overestimated.
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Suffolk's landscapes are an integral part of our natural heritage. We work to ensure that new development enhances and protects our landscape. We campaign for new energy infrastructure and new homes in Suffolk to be well designed, in sustainable locations and with minimal impact on the landscape.
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We support communities and highlight concerns about the scale and cumulative impacts of electricity transmission, off shore wind, nuclear and solar projects in the county. We support renewable energy projects where the harm to the landscape and heritage can be minimised and mitigated.
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