Therese organised the last meeting of this Parliament with the Chief Executive and Chairman of the East of England AmbulanceService, Anthony Marsh and Sarah Boulton, to discuss on progress with the turnaround plan to improve rural response times at a meeting in Parliament last night.

Therese visited Colneis Junior School in Felixstowe last week to pass on her congratulations to the children and staff as the school has been selected to represent all of Suffolk at the national celebrations to mark the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta.

Scores of Suffolk Coastal and West Suffolk Conservatives today joined the effort to get Ben Gummer re-elected in Ipswich. 

Therese has today welcomed a £22.5 million government boost for Neighbourhood Plans.

Therese has warmly welcomed a new £3m Coastal Revival Fund  which will help kick-start the revival of at-risk heritage along the Suffolk Coast.

Therese has welcomed the news that East Anglia One off-shore wind farm has been given the green light by the Government after the scheme was successful in an auction where energy projects secure a guaranteed price for their output.

It was confirmed this morning that the Secretary of State, Eric Pickles, has turned down the appeal to demolish the Sports Centre and Angel Theatre in Rendlesham for housing.

Last night Conservative controlled Suffolk Coastal District Council voted to freeze Council Tax for the fifth year.

We’re building a Britain that offers everyone dignity and security in retirement.If you’ve worked hard during your life, saved, paid your taxes and done the right thing, you deserve dignity and security when you retire.

Therese has welcomed the start of the East Anglian rail franchise competition process that gets underway today. The publication ofprocurement documents by the Department for Transport marks the first step in the search for an operator to run rail services from October 2016.