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Press coverage
15th February 2010
Top tory to find out teachers' views
Evening Star
A top Tory will be holding a Q&A session with teachers in the town this week. Oliver Letwin, chairman of the Conservative Party's Policy Review, will be visiting Chantry High School on Thursday. The party's Parliamentary candidate for Ipswich, Ben Gummer, said "If we are to reverse the decline in social mobility, tackle social injustice and succeed as a country, we have to improve the education we give our children." The session will be held between 4pm and 5.30pm. Teachers wishing to attend must register by contacting Sophie Stanbrook on 07789 931 311 or by emailing sophie@bengummer.com.
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7th April 2010
Who are the Forgotten People?
We are! The 5 million self employed who have lost work, but don't appear on any statistics; the people disturbed by anti-social behaviour; teachers, who can no longer do their jobs properly because unruly children make their lives impossible; health professionals who have their budgets slashed while the PCT 'invests' more than £500,000 of our money in a car park! Patients who see services disintegrating at Ipswich Hospital, meaning they have to travel long distances for treatment; victims of serious crime, who see criminals released early, only to commit yet more crime.
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25th March 2010
Ipswich Conservatives Secure More Funding for Potholes Repair
Conservative Transport Porfolio Holder on Ipswich Borough Council, Cllr Tanya de Hoedt has secured additional funding to deal with the large number of potholes in Ipswich roads following the recent bad winter. She has negotiated with Suffolk County Council, the Highways Authority and obtained a one-off payment of £50,000 to fund dedicated teams to tackle the pothole problem as quickly as possible. This money is in addition to the extra £180,000 being provided by Conservatives at the County Council to help deal with repairs needed following the bad weather.
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