Backing Suffolk business

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From Needham Market to Wickham Market, Framlingham, Debenham and Ipswich... business plays a huge role in our daily lives, in our community and is part of Suffolk's identity. Our market towns are thriving hubs of small business and our farms export products across the world. I will do everything to support businesses of all shapes and sizes by arguing for less inhibitive regulations, lower taxes and keeping costs low.

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Visit to Hour Community in Framlingham

This afternoon, I had the privilege of meeting with Nick Corke from Hour Community, an incredible charitable organisation dedicated to enriching the lives of residents in Framlingham and the surrounding areas.Hour Community provides a wide range of essential services, including transport for medical

Storm Babet: One Year On

For flood affected residents and businesses, we can’t forget the devastating scenes from Storm Babet a year ago. The area around Sir Robert Hitcham Primary School, Debenham was particularly severely affected, not to mention neighbouring #Framlingham, #WickhamMarket and surrounding villages.

Ely and Haughley Junction improvements

Improvements to Ely and Haughley rail junctions are key to unlocking economic growth across the country, supporting net zero, providing better passenger services and taking more freight off our roads and onto the railway.I am pleased to join fellow #Suffolk MPs as part of the East of England All-Par

Visit to Alder Carr Farm

Don’t miss out on dropping into Alder Carr Farm just outside of Needham Market. I enjoyed a delicious lunch on my recent visit and it is little wonder that they are an award winning farm shop.

Visit to Sackers

I was pleased to visit Sackers last week along with Cllr Chris Chambers, Suffolk County Council’s Cabinet Member for Waste.

Visit to Framlingham Post Office

Framlingham Post Office is at the heart of the local community, and sadly the effects of Storm Babet had a devastating impact on Postmaster Roger Tripp’s premises. Despite the disruption, Roger quickly established an interim satellite service to ensure that vital services remained accessible for re