Ipswich Conservative Borough Group Leader and Castle Hill Councillor Ian Fisher was on Sophy Ridge's Sky News programme on Sunday morning. The panel of Conservative members were expressing their varying views on their preferred leader of either Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt.

I read with interest Paul Geater's column in last Thursday's Ipswich Star, "County needs a change of heart on major road projects" which calls for Suffolk County Council to drop its attempts to secure Government backing or a northern bypass. I disagree with this view.

Thursday 20 June is Clean Air Day and we encourage people to think about how they can contribute to reducing pollution such as walking or cycling to work or school, and not idling your engine outside schools.

Boris Johnson has topped a poll carried out by Tom Hunt to see what Ipswich residents think about the different candidates in the Conservative leadership race to become the next Prime Minister.

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Tom Hunt, the Conservative Party's prospective Candidate for Ipswich MP, is asking residents who they would prefer as the next Prime Minister.

We are sorry to report that former Ipswich Conservatives' activist and candidate Pamela Kelly, wife to Malcolm, died peacefully on 28th April aged 67. The funeral will be held at Cambridge City crematorium on 5th June at 2:00 p.m. No flowers please, donations to Macmillan via muchloved.com.

Chris Chambers, St Margaret's Westgate County Councillor and Deputy Cabinet Member for Education, joined the #SendNationalCrisis march in Ipswich last week. Suffolk County Council supports better funding for our SEND children and the government need to take notice.

"A very disappointing set of election results for the Conservative Party last night. The poor national performance by the Conservative Party was unsurprisingly reflected here in Ipswich. 

Commenting upon Monday's launch of the new Ipswich in 60 service, Tom stated:"This is clearly very good news and a step in the right direction. I pay tribute to the hard work that has been put in by a number of MP's in Suffolk over a number of years to make this a reality. Particularly the former MP for Ipswich Ben Gummer who was instrumental in securing both the Ipswich in 60 service and the new trains that will be introducing over the coming months.