Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill is to tour villages around the constituency this summer and meet a BT boss as part of her campaign for better broadband.

Mrs Churchill will visit rural communities next month to 'reach out' and hear about any issues residents may have.

A partnership scheme at Thurston Community College – one of the only schools in the country to appoint a full-time expert to support students with mental health issues – has been hailed a success with symptoms of anxiety and depression dropping significantly among its student body.

Local MP Jo Churchill and Chief Secretary to the Treasury and MP for South West Norfolk, Elizabeth Truss visited West Suffolk College in Bury St Edmunds on Friday 20th July to make clear their support for the college’s bid for Institute of Technology status.

Led by Jo Churchill, Suffolk MPs hosted some of the finest food, drink and entertainment from across the region in Parliament, in an event held on Suffolk Day on Thursday 21st June.

Yesterday’s Suffolk Day celebrations were a wonderful expression of the pride we take in living and working in the best county! From Felixstowe to Framlingham, Suffolk was brimming with celebrations of all sorts.

Yesterday’s Suffolk Day celebrations were a wonderful expression of the pride we take in living and working in the best county! From Felixstowe to Framlingham, Suffolk was brimming with celebrations of all sorts.

In a letter to Paula Vennells, the new Chief Executive of Post Office Ltd, Jo Churchill MP highlights the loss of local services across her constituency and the impact this has on residents reliant upon such services.

Four local NHS services, put forward by Jo Churchill MP, have been recognised in NHS70 Parliamentary Awards with two of the nominees shortlisted for the national awards ceremony to be held next month.

When the opportunity came to spend some time shadowing a nursing team at West Suffolk Hospital, I jumped at the chance.

The Department of Health and Social Care will make £100,000 of funds available to accident and rescue charities, like Suffolk Accident Rescue Service (SARS) to meet the costs of normally irrecoverable VAT on goods and services.