
One Suffolk is Suffolk County Council’s response to the call from Government to reorganise local councils and bring everything under one council for the whole county. That means one point of contact, one set of priorities, and one place to go when you need information.
The goal is simple:
To find out more, read the full One Suffolk proposal online today or hear directly from Councillor Richard Rout, Suffolk County Council’s cabinet member for devolution, local government reform and NSIPs.

One Suffolk is built to be resilient, sustainable, and truly connected to the communities it serves. The ambitious proposal will see millions of pounds of public money saved and reinvested in frontline services and benefits for the whole of Suffolk.
One Suffolk is the only financially resilient option and will:
On the other hand, three councils for Suffolk will:
Change is already underway. The Government has asked Suffolk’s councils to simplify. That could mean one, two, or even three new councils. But the choice we make now will shape how effective, fair and affordable local services are for years to come.
Right now, Suffolk has six different councils doing overlapping jobs.
This means:
If we don’t speak up, we risk ending up with a complicated system that costs more and delivers less. One Suffolk offers a smarter alternative:
This isn’t about cutting corners. It’s about doing more with what we have. One Suffolk will deliver:
If you believe in One Suffolk, help others understand why. Talk to your neighbours, show your support online, and spread the word. Let’s build something smarter, simpler and better together.
Not sure about One Suffolk? That’s fair. Many people across the county have questions, and rightly so. If you’re open to finding out more, this is the moment to take a fresh look. Many others are doing the same.
Your views can shape how One Suffolk works for the whole county, read more and see how this would change things in your community.
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