Norfolk and Suffolk Mayoral Strategic Authority

Devolution is coming to our region, bringing new funding and decision-making powers. Find out more about the process, and what it means for you.

What’s happening?

Norfolk and Suffolk are getting a Mayoral Strategic Authority (MSA) led by an elected Mayor. This is happening because of devolution, where more funding and decision-making powers go to local areas. You can learn more about what an MSA is, what it’ll be responsible for and how it’ll work in practice.

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The Mayor

The Mayor of the MSA will be directly elected by the people of Norfolk and Suffolk. They’ll be a key figure in shaping the future of the region. Find out what the Mayor will do, how they’ll be elected and how they’ll work with local councils and their leaders.

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Devolution in Norfolk and Suffolk

Discover what devolution is all about, view the timeline showing our journey in Norfolk and Suffolk, and find answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

Get in touch

Find out who to contact with a query about the Norfolk and Suffolk Mayoral Strategic Authority.