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Last Friday I chaired the first 2017 meeting of the No More A14 Delays in Suffolk campaign. Driven by Suffolk Chamber of Commerce it brought together...

Now that Article 50 has been triggered, what matters most is making a success of Brexit in our negotiations. For everyone, Brexit is about more than just about...

This Spring Budget, was not only the last Spring Budget, but the last Budget before Britain formally starts the process of leaving the European Union...

As we await the start of Brexit negotiations, political life continues and concerns are mounting regarding the funding of rural services. Working closely with...

This week has been a memorable week, both in Westminster and for the country; as Parliament debated the first stage of the Bill which intends to trigger Article...

Everyone can agree that we want to deliver a world-class education system that gives our young people the chance to make the most of their talents and abilities...

On Monday, the Prime Minister announced plans to “transform” attitudes towards mental health as well as the services available to patients, with a particular...

As we enter the New Year, it is not often that your first thought for discussion is cancer. However, I recently took part in a House of Commons backbench debate...

It is only usual that, on the eve of Christmas we reflect on the twelve months that have passed and think of our own New Year’s Resolutions. However this year...