Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP, Dr Dan Poulter, has written to the Chancellor asking the Treasury to do more to help small businesses and those who may be slipping through the cracks of Government support.

Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP, Dr Dan Poulter, has written to Government Ministers, expressing his concern over any potential attempts by EDF to submit their application for a Development Consent Order (DCO) amidst the current Coronavirus restrictions.

Suffolk is a beautiful county, with chocolate-box villages, miles of stunning coastline and thriving market towns.  It’s no wonder then that so many people choose to have a second home here.  The majority of second homeowners are hardworking and welcome members of our local Suffolk community who

Whether you are struggling with your health, finances or adjusting to this new way of life, I know that it is difficult.  It is during times like these that we start to truly appreciate all the services and industries that make our great country work.

Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP, Dr Dan Poulter, a practising NHS Psychiatrist and former Health Minister says that the Coronavirus crisis is unprecedented, but together, we will see it through.

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Following the successful campaign to Stop! an Ipswich Northern Bypass, the team behind the campaign held a celebratory event to mark the end of the Stop campaign and to focus on the Start! Ipswich Moving campaign.

Central Suffolk and North Ipswich MP, Dr Dan Poulter, was pleased to drop in and support the Cotton Community Coffee Morning. 

A regular supporter of Suffolk’s farmers, Dr Poulter was today pleased to meet with NFU County Chairman, Glenn Buckingham, along with a number of local livestock and arable farmers.

In light of proposed changes to the UK’s immigration system, Dr Poulter visited Gressingham Duck at their Debach base to discuss concerns around seasonal labour and immigration controls.

A regular visitor to Café 66 in Kesgrave, our local MP, Dr Dan Poulter enjoyed a little time out from his busy schedule to drop in for a cup of tea and a chat with local councillors, Stuart Lawson and Debbie McCallum, as well as to support the team at Café 66.