By thomas.malina@iliffepublishing.co.uk (Thomas Malina) The planned £10million expansion of a prominent Sudbury business – which was hoped to create up to 120 new jobs – has been shelved, after it was deemed “no longer viable”. Perrywood Sudbury announced on Friday that it could not go ahead with plans for a new modern garden centre building in their current form, citing rising costs of the project, plus the wider uncertainty for the retail sector. Planning permission was awarded by Babergh District Council last year, for the business to deliver a new garden centre, glasshouse, store, wildlife…
