Boris Johnson has been PM for less than a month and much of what has been in the headlines has been stepping up preparedness for leaving the EU without a deal.

EDF have launched a fourth stage of consultation on Sizewell C, which closes on September 27th.  The biggest issue on which they are seeking views are transport. There are more details on these options, including a new hybrid model and the timing of trains.

Therese has successfully lobbied the County Council to extend the time to use the pedestrian crossing to cross the A12 in Wrentham, following requests from residents.

Therese has welcomed today’s announcement from the Prime Minister that an additional £1.8 billion worth of funding has been made available to help deliver more beds, new equipment and additional wards for local hospitals.

Therese has received assurances from the Justice Minister that HMP Hollesley Bay is fully addressing previous weaknesses in public protection.

Therese has expressed her deep disappointment on behalf of patients after the East of England Ambulance Service was rated as ‘Requires Improvement’ in the latest inspection by the Care Quality Commission.

Therese has been promoted by the new Prime Minister to Minister of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

50 disabled young people from across the county have competed in a three day IT competition. The UK IT Challenge, organised by the Shaw Trust, took place at BT’s Adastral Park.

Construction has begun at the re-development of Southwold’s historic community hospital on Field Stile Road.

The East Anglian Air Ambulance and the Essex & Herts Air Ambulance (which covers the Felixstowe area) have been awarded a total of £2.3m from the Department of Health to pay for new equipment and to improve facilities.