The Save Our Local Campaign

On Friday I sat down with Debbie McCallum, landlady of The Bell in Kesgrave to talk about how the government's plans to lift rate relief on pubs will affect her business, and hundreds of other pubs across my constituency.

Supporting the Future of Dental Care at the University of Suffolk

On Friday, I visited the University of Suffolk Dental CIC, where I met with CEO Lorraine Mattis, Dean of Allied Health Sciences Professor Paula Kersten, and Vice-Chancellor Professor Jenny Higham.This state-of-the-art facility is a game changer for tackling the critical shortage of NHS dental care i

A Fantastic Visit to Debenham High School

Last Friday, I had the pleasure of visiting Debenham High School and meeting with Headteacher Mr Martin to discuss the key issues facing the school. It was inspiring to see the enthusiasm of students, who were outstanding ambassadors for their school.

Meeting with Mid Suffolk District Council

Last Friday, I met with Mid Suffolk District Council Leader, Andy Mellen, and Chief Executive, Arthur Charvonia for a productive discussion on key local issues.

Visiting Aspall's Cyder House

On Friday, I had the pleasure of touring the Aspall Cyder site just outside Debenham. Aspall is a true British success story.

Writing to the Chief Executive of National Grid

Recently I had the pleasure of meeting and spending time with residents from Offton and hearing once again their views of the devastating effects on the village and their lives of the proposed National Grid Norwich to Tilbury project.  Following my visit and walk of the proposed pylon rout

Meeting with the Chief Executive of Essex & Suffolk Water

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of meeting with Heidi Mottram the Chief Executive of Essex & Suffolk Water.We discussed the moratorium on water usage for businesses and farmers in the constituency and the effects this was having on the economic development, growth and prosperity for our area.This

MP marks Holocaust Memorial Day

Holocaust Memorial Day this year marks 80 years since the liberation of the infamous former Nazi concentration and death camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau, in 1945. Today presents an important opportunity for people from Central Suffolk and North Ipswich to reflect on the darkest times of European history.