Yesterday, Therese announced the government’s Plan for Water, which includes unlimited penalties for polluters, a new Water Restoration Fund backed by water company fines and more investment in infrastructure.
As part of that announcement, she was pleased to visit Felixstowe Hydrocycle and met the
Therese has today formally submitted her parliamentary petition, which calls for a review of all onshore energy connections along the Suffolk coast, to the House of Commons.
Earlier today, the Prime Minister announced plans to crack down on anti-social behaviour and restore pride in communities.
That means:
BANS on NOS
BIGGER FINES for graffiti & fly-tipping
MORE POWERS to stop drug use &
OPPORTUNITIES for councils to bring empty shops back into use.
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Today in Southwold, Therese joined local volunteers and representatives from the British Beer and Pub Association at the Adnams’ beach clean. A great way to contribute to this year's Great British Spring Clean.
Therese has welcomed Suffolk’s success in securing significant funding from the government’s Cultural Investment Fund, which has been announced today.
The Leiston Long Shop Museum, which keeps alive the industrial heritage of East Suffolk, has received over a million pounds from the Museum Estate a
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As part of the budget this week, the government is taking action to end the ‘prepayment penalty’, introducing fairness reforms to energy bills to remove the premium paid by households using prepayment meters.
This afternoon in Parliament, the Chancellor delivered his Budget statement focused on Enterprise, Employment, Education and Everywhere. Despite enormous global challenges, the UK economy is proving the doubters wrong, avoiding recession with growth forecast to return.
