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In April 2022, a family of Ukrainian refugees arrived in West Suffolk, with only the clothes on their backs, having fled their home, following Putin's illegal...

As an undiagnosed dyslexic teenager, I just thought I was bad with words. I was a slow reader. Despite brilliant and inspiring teachers, I couldn’t ever...

I was delighted to be reappointed as Secretary of State at the Department of Health and Social Care by the Prime Minister as part of his new government. I have...

In the Department of Health and Social Care, along with the day to day work of keeping our fantastic NHS on track and continuing to deliver the best medical...

Central to me and to my beliefs as a Conservative is the importance of valuing every person. It’s what has guided me in everything I’ve done in politics and in...

The environment has been in the news recently. You may have seen the reports of the Extinction Rebellion protest last month in London. Whether you feel the...

Polling day is nearly here for the local elections; on 2nd May electors in West Suffolk will have the opportunity to elect 64 councillors to the new West...

When I was appointed health secretary nine months ago, one of the areas of health that I decided to make an early priority was that of prevention. "An ounce of...

People go to see their GPs for all sorts of reasons, but it is estimated that 20% of medical appointments are for social rather than medical problems. In many...