On Sunday 2nd December Jo Churchill, Member of Parliament for Bury St Edmunds, and Sheila Childerhouse, Chair of West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust, co-hosted an event to celebrate 100 Years of Suffrage and the NHS’s 70th birthday.
Inspirational women from across West Suffolk were invited to
An information fair aimed at shining a light on services for the elderly and support to combat loneliness has been hailed a success.
On Friday 3rd December local MP Jo Churchill hosted an Older Persons Information Fair at Needham Market Community Centre.
On Thursday 15th November, local MP Jo Churchill, Liz Truss MP and James Cartlidge MP met with Dr Nikos Savvas, Principal of West Suffolk College, to show their strong support for West Suffolk College’s bid to become an Eastern Institute of Technology.
The college submitted its first class bid
Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill met with Clive Selley, CEO of Openreach for a progress report and to discuss the next stage towards full broadband coverage across Suffolk.
Jo Churchill described the meeting as “very encouraging” saying that great progress had been made on key cases where residents
To talk about the wonders of Suffolk or my Bury St Edmunds constituency in broad terms can often lose the potency of just how special a place we know it to be.
However, undertaking my constituency tour again this summer, I am reminded of not only how restorative village life can be but also ju
In a pointed letter to Royal Mail, Jo Churchill MP has criticised the Group for the lack of post boxes in Gislingham and Woolpit Green, stating “progress has not just stalled but reversed” with some residents going without for almost four years.
This time last year, I was writing about the key ingredients of Bury businesses that were driving their success. Enterprise spirit, strength of leadership and a ‘can do’ attitude were the formula. 12 months on and I would add a new ingredient to the recipe for local success.
From Monday 13th August until Monday 20th August Jo Churchill MP will be touring her constituency, visiting villages and communities outside of the Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket town centres.
The focus on the tour is to give quality time to some of those harder to reach areas.
Commenting, Jo Chur
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.
She said: "People may actually
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.
Eighty-one perce
