I’m pleased to confirm that Duckamere in Bramford will be resurfaced later this year as part of the Suffolk Highways Capital Programme.

I have submitted a formal objection to the proposed extension of Port One Logistics Park due to serious concerns about the transport evidence supporting the application.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the Materials Recycling Facility in Ipswich and see first-hand the progress being made through a significant £12 million upgrade programme.

It is a sight that we all see and take for granted: a school crossing patrol officer stepping calmly into the road, holding up that familiar round sign, and children crossing a busy road in safety.

The first Open Floor Hearing took place Tuesday 10 February in Ipswich, as an opportunity for interested parties to present their views in person to the Examination panel.

I am standing for re-election to Suffolk County Council, continuing to represent Gipping Valley Division.

In a recent stocktake visit, officers from the DfE reported progress in governance, quality assurance and timeliness, leadership and multi-agency working. They praised a shared commitment to improving outcomes for children and young people with SEND and laid out a number of recommendations for further improvement.

The £850 million plan aims to safeguard frontline services, support the most vulnerable, and invest in Suffolk’s future – despite rising costs, growing demand and shortfalls in national funding.

It is a absolute kick in the teeth for residents to see the latest assessment for the former Fisons site on Paper Mill Lane

I am aware of ongoing concerns from residents in Great Blakenham about HGVs arriving too early and parking illegally on the B1113 near Masons Landfill.

I’m pleased to confirm that works to restore the full width of the footway at Paper Mill Lane have now been booked in for February.

Suffolk has recently been rated Red for capital spend on highways. This rating is based on factually incorrect information.

A new 20mph speed limit policy to enhance road safety and improve quality of life across Suffolk’s communities has been agreed by county councillors.

As the year draws to a close, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you.

Suffolk County Council, acting in its role as Highway Authority, has issued a holding objection to the proposed expansion of Port One Logistics Park in Great Blakenham.

I’m pleased to confirm that the ditch works along Bullen Lane have now been completed — a significant milestone in our ongoing work to reduce flood risk in Bramford.

Suffolk County Council’s newly launched campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of incorrect battery disposal has taken on increased urgency following a fire at the Stowmarket Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) yesterday.

It's often said that nothing is certain in life except death and taxes. It's pretty much true, especially in Labour's Britain of today where taxing people has become this government's favourite past time.

Millions of pounds of investment is to take place in Suffolk’s bus network over three years following allocation of Government funding.

Yesterday at the Suffolk County Council Cabinet Meeting, I had the below to to say in relation to the Norwich to Tilbury Pylon Proposal