South Suffolk MP James Cartlidge meets Suffolk County Council deputy leader Mary Evans over proposed cuts to subsidies for 23 public bus routes in Suffolk.
Pictured from left: Keith Haisman, chairman of the Stour Valley Trust; Richard Smith, chairman of governors at Stour Valley Community School; Schools Minister Nick Gibb; and MP for South Suffolk James Cartlidge.
It was great to catch up on the work of the Porch Project Hadleigh. This team are doing amazing work supporting young people in Hadleigh, Great Cornard and Sudbury and helping to raise aspiration and build confidence.
A caring 10-year-old boy from Long Melford, who has supported his mother with multiple sclerosis from a young age, has been recognised by Number 10 for his work to raise awareness for young carers.
I will be backing Jeremy Hunt for the leadership of the Conservative Party. My over-riding reason is that in politics it’s not what you say that matters, but whether you can be trusted to deliver what you say in reality. As a party we face a chronic crisis of trust.
James Cartlidge saw the new trains at Crown Point depot in Norwich
South Suffolk MP James Cartlidge has visited Greater Anglia's Crown Point depot in Norwich to see the first of the trains that are due to be introduced on the Gainsborough Line to Sudbury later this year.
