Suffolk Growth
A public sector led partnership, working with councils and partners to promote countywide economic growth.
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Suffolk's Inclusive Growth Framework
Builds on our conversations with Government, our partners and our communities.
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Our Activity
We support a wide range of programmes and projects to deliver against the four shared economic objectives.
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Hosting a range of Suffolk Growth themed workshops and training programmes with stakeholders.
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Delivering inclusive growth for Suffolk through partnership
Funded by Suffolk’s Public Sector Leaders (SPSL) Suffolk Growth brings together local authorities and wider partners to develop and deliver the shared inclusive growth agenda.

Visit Suffolk website launched
A refreshed Visit Suffolk website has been launched by Visit East of England to help attract more visitors to the county. Brand manager Helen Cutting said “The new official visitor website highlights everything that’s great about Suffolk, from the incredible coast and countryside, to urban destinations such as Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and the Wool Towns. There’s so much great content on there to inspire visits.


“To make the website effective in getting people to book holidays and short breaks and enjoy their time here, we do need businesses to support us by taking listings.”
Visit Suffolk and Visit East of England are not-for-profit organisations that rely on commercial revenue and sponsorship to continue their promotional work.
If you’re a business that’s interested in opportunities working with Visit Suffolk, please email laura.munnings@micropress.co.uk
Abbey Gardens and Needham Lake nature reserve are among the most visited free attractions in England – it’s official!

Across the East of England the Suffolk attractions were the top two most visited sites.
See the Annual Survey of Visits to Visitor Attractions: Latest results
Strategic Guidance for Suffolk Business Published
New Strategic Guidance for Suffolk Business has been pubished today … refreshed Visit Suffolk website has been launched by Visit East of England to help attract more visitors to the county. Brand manager Helen Cutting said “The new official visitor website highlights everything that’s great about Suffolk, from the incredible coast and countryside, to urban destinations such as Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and the Wool Towns. There’s so much great content on there to inspire visits.


“To make the website effective in getting people to book holidays and short breaks and enjoy their time here, we do need businesses to support us by taking listings.”
Visit Suffolk and Visit East of England are not-for-profit organisations that rely on commercial revenue and sponsorship to continue their promotional work.
If you’re a business that’s interested in opportunities working with Visit Suffolk, please email laura.munnings@micropress.co.uk
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Accessible Destination Suffolk launch aims to boost the visitor economy
A drive to grow the value of the Purple Pound across Suffolk’s visitor economy was launched at The Hold, in Ipswich, on 16th November.Suffolk Growth Partnership, working alongside Suffolk County Council and all of Suffolk’s local councils and visitor economy partners,...
‘Bike Library’ pilot project launched to promote active travel in Lowestoft
Suffolk County Council recently launched a Bike Library for year 5 and 6 pupils at Phoenix St. Peter Academy, Lowestoft, as part of a pilot project to promote active travel.The free loan bikes were secured using funding from Active Travel England’s Capability and...
Suffolk Green Trade – Framework
Suffolk Growth Partnership commissioned CAG Consultants to support us with developing an initial framework for green trade in Suffolk.Suffolk Growth Partnership commissioned CAG Consultants to support us with developing an initial framework for green trade in Suffolk....