Monthly Archives: October 2010

Ben Gummer MP will be starting his Charity Bike ride in aid of the EACH Treehouse Appeal this Sunday. He is cycling every street and road in Ipswich over the next 4 Sundays, so please give him as much support … Continue reading →

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said that scaremongering and in some cases blatant lies about the money-saving plans had spiralled out of control. Story here. Figures show that 96% of 642,200 claimants whose handouts will be reduced will … Continue reading →

Concerning the much talked about New Strategic Direction, Suffolk County Council are conducting an online survey where residents of Suffolk can express their likes and dislikes about the change in direction. to partake in the survey click here and scroll … Continue reading →

Ben Gummer MP will be starting his Charity Bike ride in aid of the EACH Treehouse Appeal this Sunday. He is cycling every street and road in Ipswich over the next 4 Sundays, so please give him as much support … Continue reading →

Just when you thought you couldn’t dislike Hattie Harperson anymore. “There are no depths to which the Labour Party will not stoop. They aren’t fit to be in opposition, let alone in government.” :- George Lyon, Scottish Liberal Democrat election … Continue reading →

According to Ipswich Spy, the spies have made a recovery and Ipswich Labour have made some sort of recovery too since the election. Closer analysis of the Post here. shows that Ipswich Labour have remained the same Ipswich Spy informs … Continue reading →

If the Land Lords know that councils will pay it then they will charge it. Giving up subsidizing the high rents in city centres will cut rental values creating more affordable housing. If you’re wondering what Labour are upset about, … Continue reading →

Thumbs Up to the Off Licence in St. Matthews Street. They are refusing to serve the local street drinkers more than once a day. The local community appreciates this. The Norwich Road Co-op’s policy which it has had for some … Continue reading →

According to The Evening star today progress is being made into a scheme launched by the borough council in 2007 in attempts to protect prostitutes. Councillor Carole Jones asked for an update on a project to install 50 alley gates … Continue reading →

Story here Two bus stations re-built, new pavements and cycle routes and the synchronisation of traffic lights has to be better for the town. Also, the redevelopment of the princes street roundabout is an excellent idea. As Guy McGregor, the … Continue reading →