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People in Ipswich and Suffolk are tired of navigating pothole-riddled roads.
With this huge boost in new funding, it is now incumbent on Conservative-run Suffolk County Council to finally act and repair our broken roads.
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I visited @IpswichHosp to meet @Nickhulme61 and the exceptionally hardworking staff who will continue to care for us throughout the Christmas period.
Thank you to everyone working in our emergency services, across our NHS and care sector, and our armed forces for your sacrifice.
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Today is Historic County Flags Day!
This morning, I joined my Suffolk Labour colleagues @Jess4Lowestoft and @Jenny4SuffCoast on Parliament Square to see the Suffolk flag flying!
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It is sad. I know where I have but this massive failure of journalism has to be addressed.
“Where have large swathes of the media been? And sadly, I include the BBC in that outside of this programme…” A devastating critique of professional failure to stand up for truth and safeguarding from @hannahsbee on @BBCNewsnight
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Budgets are already stretched to breaking point, so to remove £5 million from Suffolk's schools is a hammer blow.
Everywhere you look, the Conservatives are failing our schools, our teachers and our children, from crumbling buildings to farcical funding.
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'Only travel if essential' warning as Suffolk Resilience Forum declares flooding major incident in county
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Mohammad could be executed any day for joining protests in #Iran. But a massive global outcry could help save his life and shine a spotlight on the horrific pace of executions in the country. Sign and share now! #SaveMohammadJavad secure.avaaz.org/campaign/en…
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Today is my last day as @LGA_Labour Leader as I head off to become the Chair of @LGAcomms -it’s been a blast! Thank you to everyone I’ve worked with - elected members & staff.
Good luck to @Nesil_Caliskan who takes up the new role tomorrow.
Mission accomplished ⬇️✅😉
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Fantastic start to #LGAConf23 for @LGA_Labour with our AGM👏
Labour is now the largest party in local government, and we’re looking forward to playing our part in delivering a Labour govt 🌹
And today the cross-party LGA will elect @CllrShaunDavies as next Chair of the LGA 🥳
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Delighted to be joined by our brilliant Deputy Leader @AngelaRayner at #LGAConf23
Angela is a true friend of Labour councillors and a passionate advocate for local government workers
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Congratulations to @CllrShaunDavies, elected as Chair of @LGAComms
“I will work hard to be the voice of local government. To champion your priorities as your cross-party chair. It is the local government and communities flag that I carry and proudly wave on your behalf.”
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Doing a Q&A with (most of) our new officer team - great questions on shadow cabinet engagement, funding, housing, children’s services & supporting Labour in rural areas #LGAConf23
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A busy morning supporting residents with a local housing association surgery, collecting casework and putting the work in on the ground to help improve people's lives and advocate on their behalf.
Happy #FollowBackFriday #GTTO #FridayFeeling
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Remembering John Smith today. His memory lives on and continues to inspire.
He reminds us that the highest and most noble ambition is to serve the people. The opportunity to serve – that is all we ask.🌹
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Vote Labour and build a better Ipswich.
Join us this Saturday and Sunday as we launch our campaign locally with a flying start weekend.
Details of how you can be part of it here!
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Labour will protect Ipswich hospital.
We will fund one of the biggest workforce expansions in NHS history by scrapping non-dom tax status - because if you live here you should pay your taxes here.
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