Driving around my West Suffolk constituency recently, I passed through the Fiveways roundabout at Barton Mills.  As many of you may know, improvements to the roundabout are well underway.

The phrase referring to Britain as “a nation of shopkeepers” is often attributed to Napoleon, but this concept even predates Napoleon.  Adam Smith, the philosopher and economist, also referred to “a nation of shopkeepers” in his 1776 book “A Wealth of Nations”.  But no matter who got there first,

I hope during this past summer with the most glorious weather that I can ever remember, you were able to get out and about and really enjoy it. Aside from the weather, it was also a fantastic summer for world-class sport with the World Cup and Wimbledon to name just a couple.

Combined community action gets things done

The country has embraced smartphone technology in an incredibly enthusiastic way.  As of only late last year, smartphone ownership exceeded 85% of the country, and with it, the way we keep in touch and work has changed, as well.  Having the ability to connect with others whilst on the go has free

I fully support the Bury Free Press No More Not Spots campaign. As West Suffolk MP, as the Secretary of State responsible, and as someone who lives in and drives around West Suffolk I recognise the importance of good quality mobile connectivity.

Tackling rubbish along our roadsides

The power of the local press

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