Delivering better support for people at risk of and impacted by flooding

Last week in the House of Commons I raised the issue of Suffolk landowners, who live by a river, wanting to take steps to mitigate flooding through upkeep of the river and flood plain, but being unable to because they need a Flood Risk Activity Permit, also known as FRAPs (which are very expensive a

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.

The legacy of Storm Babet is still affecting residents across Central Suffolk and North Ipswich.

Today I was pleased to join the inaugural meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Flooding and Flooded Communities as a member.Given the devastating effects of Storm Babet last October, it’s vital that all agencies work together to support flood-affected residents and businesses.I look forw

It’s #FloodAwarenessWeek - from flood warnings to resilience measures, these links will provide you with the latest information about the risk of flooding.Sign up for the free flood warning service here: https://www.gov.uk/sign-up-for

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

Postmasters are at the heart of our local communities and play a key role in tackling social isolation in rural areas and providing key services and support. #Framlingham's local Postmaster, Roger Tripp, is ensuring that a new Barclays banking hub will be located at the Post Office, providing acces

If elected as your MP on 4th July I will work closely with the local Council on your important issues such as flood protection and more funding for our schools. Vote Patrick Spencer on 4th July.