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
It takes guts to make difficult decisions.... 26th March 2012 ... but you do it by being open, listening to people, and addressing their concerns fairly. Local News
INTIMIDATION BY OLD LABOUR IN IPSWICH 7th March 2012 It is just under a year since Labour won control of Ipswich Borough Council, yet in such a short time, some very unpleasant trends are already emerging. Local News
Cllr Liz Harsant and her work in the town - the February edition 5th March 2012 Liz Harsant is involved with many different groups across the town. Have a glimpse of the work that she does. Local News
Orwell Walk 2012 5th March 2012 New route for walk announced - supported by proud member of Ipswich East Rotary Club and Borough Councillor Liz Harsant. Local News
NHS 5th March 2012 What’s this about? The Conservatives believe in the NHS and its core principles – that treatment should be free when you need it, regardless of your ability to... Local News
Appeals submission to the Planning Inspector 1st March 2012 Rushmere Ward Councillor, Judy Terry, thought that residents may be interested in reading her Appeals submission to the Inspector, against a telecoms mast... Local News
Conservatives’ Budget 2012 28th February 2012 Ipswich Conservative Group propose a 3% reduction in Council Tax for local residents, and have made recommendations for a £384,750 reduction in the 2012/13... Local News
Kemi delivers speech on Equality under the Law 9th June 2026 Kemi has set out the Conservative plan to remove identity politics from public services. National News
Conservatives call on the Government to cut the benefits bill 1st June 2026 Under Labour welfare spending has spiralled out of control, and it isn’t slowing down. National News
Energy prices continue to soar under Labour 27th May 2026 When they came into office, Labour pledged to cut energy bills by £300. Instead they're up by £221. National News
Conservatives force U-turn on Fuel Duty Increase 19th May 2026 Rachel Reeves has backed down on her plans to increase the fuel duty tax by 5p this September. National News
Kemi responds to Labour’s Kings Speech 13th May 2026 Starmer’s chaos in No10 continues as his party crumbles around him. National News
Labour MPs call on Starmer to resign 12th May 2026 As the pressure continues to mount, it’s clear that Starmer must do the right thing and stand down. National News
