Receive Ben's newsletter
Click here »
Come and meet Ben at one of his public meetings
Click here »
Find out how you can help Ben win
Click here »
Our campaign relies on donations from the public
Click here »
Visit the Conservatives website
Click here »
Visit the Ipswich Conservatives website
Click here »
Ipswich needs a change, and Ben already has a track record of fighting for the Town.
Ben has run two successful businesses – real world experience that gives him an edge over today’s typical politician.
Ben lives in Ipswich and cares passionately about the Town.
He’ll be your man in Westminster, putting Ipswich first.
Ben will fight for Ipswich, not toe the party line.
Ben’s got friends in every party.
He listens – and learns – from everyone.
» See how Ben's already been fighting for Ipswich
and what he plans for the Town.
» Learn more about Ben
and find out why he's right for Ipswich.
» Get involved
and help Ben win!
Dinner with The Rt Hon Sir John Major KG CH
6th March 2010
Ben in The Pub
3rd March 2010
Ben in The Pub
24th February 2010
6th March 2010
Dealing with a Noisy Neighbour
Conservatives in Stoke Park and Bridge have taken the lead in dealing with the nuisance neighbour Southern Cement, which is owned by a Spanish Company. The noise from Southern Cement has been going on for three years and increasing in both frequency and duration as the operation expanded. The Labour dominated South West Forum had constantly put it on their agenda but with little positive action. Conservative councillor Nadia Cenci and Conservative Bridge ward activist James Spencer decided that a more assertive approach was needed.
Read more »
23rd February 2010
Modernising Housing Services
The Conservative led Ipswich council is looking to modernise Housing services by redeploying resources from the current housing offices in order to: • Spotting small problems before they become serious by increasing the number of Estate Officers by 70% having them on the beat rather than behind their desks • Finding out the real issues by having every tenant personally visited by a housing officer at least once a year, with vulnerable tenants being visited more often • Making the services accessible to those who work by allowing the full range of housing services to be available outside normal office hours, rather than close at 4pm Richard Pope, the housing portfolio holder for Ipswich and Conservative councillor for Stoke Park, said
Read more »