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SEAS rally calls for common sense approach
Around 500 people attended the rally at Aldeburgh at the weekend, organised by campaign group Suffolk Energy Action Solutions...
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Retro-fit for the future
Book your place on our one day workshop on upgrading building performance in traditional buildings Haughley Park Barn, Haughley...
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SPS news – July campaign bulletin
General election result The general election saw 7 new MPs for Suffolk with only one of the previous incumbents...
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Suffolk deserves better and must not become a Waste Land
SPS Director calls for Suffolk’s communities’ voices to be heard among the new government’s drive to speed up the...
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The suns shines on SPS’ summer event
SPS held a very successful summer party on 18 July at Heveningham Hall – by kind invitation of Jon...
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Sunnica solar energy approval – our reaction
SPS is extremely disappointed by the Secretary of State’s decision to grant consent for Sunnica. We recognise the devastating...
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SPS news – June 2024 campaign bulletin
Suffolk’s energy infrastructure The statutory public consultation exercise on the Norwich to Tilbury pylon line has been delayed until...
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Volunteering can boost health and even lower cholesterol
Following this month’s National Volunteer Week, SPS Director covers the vital role that volunteers play in helping charities and...
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SPS news – May 2024 campaign bulletin
This month’s bulletin includes the release of our Greening the Great Grid Upgrade report; a Ministerial statement on commercial...
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4 July General Election – SPS’s manifesto
Recognising the landscapes of power; a Planning system fit for the future; Securing Suffolk’s heritage On May 22nd Rishi...
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Greening the Great Grid Upgrade
Our report – released last week – is endorsed by local campaigners looking to reduce onshore energy infrastructure in...
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Greening the ‘Great Grid Upgrade’
It’s time to “Draw breath. Listen more. Deliver better.” Our concerns about a lack of well thought through policies...
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