Tomorrow is a huge day for the town and I don’t just mean “Town” our football club, but the whole of Ipswich. The possibility of Town re-joining the Premier League for the first time in over 20 years is beyond tantalising and it’s so close to being achieved.
In his column this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt says he couldn’t be prouder of the standard of education in Ipswich and how it has improved.
I was saddened and angered to hear of the fate that has befallen Sweet William’s Bakery. A business in Ipswich, established and run by Zoe Hayman-Cox, a hard-working local lady – who has sadly fallen victim to the unfair practises of a large utilities company.
In his opinion column this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt reflects on the many sporting successes Ipswich has seen in recent weeks and months.
In his column this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt discusses some of his work while Parliament is on Easter recess.
I am aware that, in Ipswich, we have a British Bangladeshi community which I also represent.
In his opinion column this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt says blatant anti-Semitic extremism has become too prevalent within British public life in recent months.
In his column this week, Ipswich MP Tom Hunt says trust has been lost in the Norfolk and Suffolk Foundation Trust.
In his opinion column this week Ipswich MP Tom Hunt speaks of his frustration at the delays to complete Town Deal projects.
The past week has been a tumultuous one. With British politics further drifting into dangerous and unfamiliar territory we have seen several unpleasant and disturbing occurrences. Not least the distortion and disruption of our democratic process last Wednesday over the Gaza Ceasefire debate, but also an alarming rise in threats of violence, and worse, issued to MPs and other representatives. To add to my further concern and disappointment, I was shocked and saddened to hear that an Ipswich resident and member of our local community had pleaded guilty to two counts of sending communications of death or serious harm to the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan – this is entirely unacceptable and cannot be tolerated to happen in a civilised land.
