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Mental health charity meeting at the Kernos Centre in Sudbury.

In all the recent debate on Net Zero, for me there is one angle that has had far too little coverage – our very positive record.

Anglia Water recently completed a £3.4million programme of improvements to its Water Recycling Centre (WRC) at the River Brett in Hadleigh.

With ongoing coverage of the pylons issue, including in the SFP, I thought it would be helpful to provide an overview of latest developments; not least as there is considerable complexity. I am also aware of how much anxiety this issue causes for those who may be directly affected.

Pupil places at Ormiston Sudbury Academy will increase by 100 from 950 to 1050 (Image: James Cartlidge)

Ormiston Sudbury Academy is set to welcome 100 more pupils following a development in a rebuild project. 

An under-threat bus service has received a temporary lifeline until the end of the year – but with a warning to passengers that it was a case of “use it or lose it”.

The route new overhead electricity powerlines will take, as they run across the Suffolk countryside, has finally been revealed.

National Grid wants to build a new 112-mile 400kV line, which it says is vital to help the UK achieve its aim of net zero emissions by 2050.

I know that one of the biggest priorities for my electors in South Suffolk is the NHS. That’s why in the 2019 General Election one of my top aims was campaigning for a brand-new West Suffolk Hospital.

A Suffolk special school has been hailed as a “excellent example of inclusive practice” after achieving a prestigious award.

The Bridge School in Ipswich is celebrating after earning the IQM Centre of Excellence Award.

It was confirmed on Thursday last week that West Suffolk Hospital has been prioritised as one of the 40 new hospitals to be rebuilt. This is due to the presence of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) used in the construction of the hospital, built in the 1970s.