
Judy Terry: Don’t neglect Suffolk in the vaccination programme
If the county continues to be neglected, the local elections could prove something of a shock.
If the county continues to be neglected, the local elections could prove something of a shock.
Linking the Ports of Felixstowe and Harwich would create a strategic hub linking the UK with suppliers and customers across the globe.
The town has been effectively excluded from power and from the growth it underpins.
Will council employees have their already generous mileage allowances raised to cover the extra costs?
A Community Foundation in the county helps the old with insulation improvements and the young to turn away from knife crime.
Too many have non-existent brakes and inadequate lights. We need courses in public parks to ensure roadworthiness and proficiency.
Retraining older workers wishing to renew their careers, is a priority. There is a lot of hidden talent.
The focus has been on the vulnerable – the elderly, the lonely, and getting homeless people off the streets and into secure accommodation.
These bodies are supposed to ensure the needs of patients are being met. Yet this work is being neglected.
Each ward member is given an enabling communities budget of £7,500 per year, funded from the New Homes Bonus.
Preparations must be made to clear the backlog of court cases and prosecutions. There will be great pressure on charities helping victims.
No-one wants to be thought nosey and interfering, but protecting the elderly from scammers is essential.
Ipswich Borough Council’s decision to “improve” the Cornhill, a popular public space fronting the former Town Hall, is proving disastrous.
In Suffolk, it is proposed to change the service to meet changing need, with a focus on sharing buildings and working with other organisations to maximise benefits.
There are glossy reports and poorly attended meetings. But obvious failings are ignored.