Towards a Better Connected Suffolk National, regional and local economies have all been weakened by Covid, with our service sector and tourist industry taking a major hit, connectivity including transport still lags behind and needs resourcing, and our ageing infrastructure needs to be rebuilt if we are to create new jobs and opportunities for our unemployed and our young people
Our care system is in crisis.
Life-long excellent education for all Education is the key to unlocking potential, we must support all schools to become outstanding, and work with sixth form colleges to ensure young people are ready both for work and higher education. Yet more than 5,600 Suffolk youngsters are being taught in 'inadequate' schools, according to the Council's own data.
The Conservatives have been in control of Suffolk County Council for 16 years Business innovation and new jobs need investment and support Social Care is in crisis Too many children taught in inadequate schools Roads and drainage are poorly maintained Rural transport and connectivity is inadequate Tackling the climate emergency needs leadership 'Business as usual' is not an option Liberal Democrats have an ambitious plan for Getting Suffolk Back on its Feet and
SUFFOLK POLICE & CRIME COMMISSIONER ELECTION MAY 6TH 2021
Conservatives make early gain in West Suffolk