Liz Harsant receives Suffolk Medal Tuesday, 23 June, 2026 Former County and Borough Councillor, Liz Harsant, received a Suffolk Medal on Sunday as part of the Suffolk Day awards at Bury St Edmunds, in honour of her over 20 years of public service to the Ipswich and Suffolk commnity in her roles as councillor, County Chairman, and many other voluntary and charity roles. Ipswich Conservative Association members were in attendance at the event, and we... Local News
Tom Hunt Selected as Parliamentary Candidate 27th September 2018 Congratulations to Tom Hunt who was elected by the membership of the Ipswich Conservative Association to be our Parliamentary Candidate for the next General... Local News
Association Quiz- Change of Venue 23rd September 2018 If you are coming to the Association's Quiz on Wednesday, please note the venue has changed to THE CASE IS ALTERED PUB in Woodbridge Road. Local News
More Ipswich People are saving for retirement 21st September 2018 Recent figures show that 10,000 more people in Ipswich are now enrolled in a workplace pension. Our careful management of the economy – as well as important... Local News
Ipswich Rail Station Wins Award 18th September 2018 Ipswich Station has won Large Station of the Year Award at the National Rail Awards Ceremony at Grosvenor House Hotel in London. Local News
Recycling centre 15th September 2018 Ipswich could soon have a new Recycling Centre, thanks to the Conservative County Council. Local News
Educating Ipswich - By Cllr Liz Harsant 8th September 2018 When I first became Leader of the Council, the late and irreplaceable James Hehir - CEO of Ipswich Borough Council - said to me: “You have to become a governor... Local News
Record low number of children in workless households 3rd September 2018 There are 22,234 fewer children in workless households in this region compared to 2010. This means more children in families in Ipswich can have the security... Local News
Tidy up in Broughton Road 26th August 2018 On Saturday, St Margaret's Councillors Lee Reynolds and Chris Chambers were joined by Paul West and Richard Pope clearing dead weeds from Broughton Road. Local News
New bin installed 25th August 2018 Residents in the Woodbridge Road area near the Kindergarten on the corner of Jupiter Road, contacted Bixley Councillor Eddy Phillips, to advise that a lot of... Local News
Conservatives to launch new plan to tackle addiction 28th November 2019 A Conservative majority Government will launch a new initiative to drive down drug related deaths and tackle addiction head on, Health Secretary Matt Hancock... National News
To unleash our full potential, we need women more than ever 28th November 2019 On the 100th anniversary of the first female MP taking her seat in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has celebrated the contribution of female... National News
Jeremy Corbyn’s policy of continuing free movement with the EU would cost over £4 billion in benefits 27th November 2019 New analysis has revealed that Jeremy Corbyn’s plan to continue free movement with EU countries would cost DWP over £4 billion in extra benefit costs over the... National News
Boris Johnson: Poor mobile phone signal will be a thing of the past 27th November 2019 The scourge of poor mobile phone signal in rural areas will be a thing of the past under bold new plans to be fast tracked in the first 100 days of a... National News
New national vaccination reminder system to boost childhood vaccination rates 27th November 2019 A Conservative majority government will introduce a national vaccination reminder system to boost childhood vaccination rates. National News
Tax hikes for the many – new report reveals millions face tax hikes under Labour 26th November 2019 A new official report released by the Conservative Party today, The Twelve Taxes of Labour, shows Labour’s manifesto would mean taxes rising for millions of... National News
