Dr Dan Poulter, who has been our MP for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich since May 2010, is honoured to have been re-elected for a fourth term following last week’s General Election.

Ahead of the General Election next Thursday, Dr Dan was pleased to meet with the NFU at one of our local Central Suffolk and North Ipswich member’s farms near Somersham to discuss the Conservative Party’s commitments and pledges for the agricultural sector post-Brexit.

Out and about in Central Suffolk and North Ipswich, Dr Dan is enjoying meeting and talking to so many residents about the issues that matter to them in this election campaign.

Taking some well earned time off from the campaign trail, Dr Dan was pleased to drop in to visit and support Framlingham’s Worry Tree Café on Friday afternoon.

Taking time out from the busy campaign trail, our Conservative candidate, Dr Dan Poulter, was pleased to meet residents and visitors alike when he dropped in to support the annual Whitton Church Christmas Fair in North West Ipswich.

As Parliament is currently dissolved, it has been refreshing to spend my time at home in Suffolk, and being out and about meeting and chatting to so many local residents.  As ever, there has been a great reception out in the community and I am looking forward to continuing to meet a great many mo

As part of the Chancellor’s budget announcements, Suffolk featured strongly with the green light being given for both Lowestoft’s third crossing over Lake Lothing and the new Wet Dock crossing in Ipswich.

Following weeks of negotiation between central Government, local councils and Local Enterprise Partnerships, a proposed Deal worth in excess of £1bn for East Anglia has been announced by George Osborne MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer.

A resolution has now been reached between DCMS and the EU. This will enable the county council to spend its full £30m of public funding, as well as the monies clawed back from the first contract a total of £33.9m.

It has been confirmed that the percentage of pupils in Suffolk primary schools achieving expected levels in reading, writing and maths is continuing to rise, according to latest data from the Department for Education.