Monthly Archives: November 2018

The disingenuous Suffolk EU Alliance East Suffolk Lib Dems are making a bit of a fuss about a council tax loophole that lets second home owners off paying council tax. But it just so happens that the  Conservative government has … Continue reading →

Ipswich Labour have been delivering junk mail in Westgate Ward, a copy of which has been obtained by Ipswich Labour’s Favourite Blogger. It talks about Destination Norwich Road and says that the Westgate councillors for Labour are involved in it. … Continue reading →

Generally the air quality within Suffolk Coastal is good. There are  two small localised areas where the objective set for annual mean nitrogen dioxide have been exceeded  in the past and Air Quality Management Areas (AQMAs) are currently declared; Several … Continue reading →

THE UK IS LEAVING THE EU ON 29TH MARCH 2019…NO IFS NO BUTS…WE HAVE STILL TO AGREE OUR FUTURE TRADE DEAL I have received a large amount of correspondence regarding Brexit in the last week, offering a variety of opinions … Continue reading →

Ronald Reagan said that there is nothing more permanant than a tempory government programme. This is why Turkey has had a tempory customs arrangement with our masters Brussels for over a decade. This  Brino Deal is about us being permanantly … Continue reading →

Ipswich Labour are at war much to the benifit of Ipswich. A number of Labour councillors avoided attending the North East Area Committee over the fall out so only three were present. They were the author of the dRoss Blog … Continue reading →

On Wednesday 29th of January 2014 I asked a question at the Ipswich Borugh Council meeting to the portfolio holder for economic decline development, Carole Jones about what Ipswich’s lousy Labour council are doing to encourage tourism in Ipswich. As … Continue reading →

From Here During the selection process to become the Conservative Prospective Parliamentary candidate for Ipswich I made clear my support for a northern relief road for Ipswich. I’m fully aware of how significant this issue is for Ipswich and the … Continue reading →