Therese has hit out at the decision taken by East Suffolk Council’s Green/Lib Dem Cabinet this week to duck out of Sea Link discussions and instead delegate all authority to council officers.
Nineteen churches in Suffolk Coastal have benefitted from the latest round of the Listed Places of Worship Grant Scheme, totalling £57.5k. The government-funded scheme covers the VAT on repairs of over £1,000 to listed buildings used as places of worship.
Thanks to regulations the government changed when Therese was Environment Secretary, from the beginning of this year households no longer need to pay to get rid of small-scale DIY waste at local recycling centres. This will help:
Therese has welcomed the range of measures unveiled by the government this week to prevent the spiking of drinks over the festive period and in the future.
Therese attended COP28 in Dubai recently, which included a historic commitment from all nations to transition away from fossil fuels. Late last week, she spoke about the success of the summit in the House of Commons.
Therese has today opposed the ‘completely unacceptable’ proposals put forward in the latest Sealink consultation, designed to transport offshore wind power from East Suffolk to the Kent coast and has questioned the need for more onshore infrastructure in the county when alternatives are available
