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The Budget delivers on our promises to the British people and gets things done. It is a Budget delivered in challenging times, that delivers security today and lays the foundation of prosperity for tomorrow. The key measures are:

Therese has welcomed the bumper budget addressing the immediate situation on coronavirus and also delivering on our election promises for families and businesses. The Chancellor has also set out that East Suffolk will get significant investment in its road network to reduce congestion.

Local residents are being asked to vote for one of five Suffolk-based charities shortlisted for Hopkins Homes’ Suffolk Charity Vote.

Therese is one of several politicians, business leaders and celebrities who are today backing a National Trust campaign to galvanise people to tackle the climate and nature crises.

'Make good use of bad rubbish' is the motto of the Wombles who hit Westminster recently to launch this year’s Great British Spring Clean, led by environmental charity, Keep Britain Tidy – and with one month to go, Suffolk Coastal MP, Therese Coffey is encouraging people to get involved.

The NHS in Suffolk and Essex are inviting people to share their views on a proposal to create an elective care centre in Colchester for patients who need planned orthopaedic surgery such as hip and knee replacements.

The Government has made mental health a priority – and is doing what is needed to ensure the NHS treats mental health as seriously as physical health. With record funding for the NHS, the Government has ensured that budgets locally will rise too.

Therese met the founder of The BASIC Life Charity, Graham Denny, at their Felixstowe shop recently.

Therese was able to get her hands on the FA Cup when it appeared in Parliament recently to showcase the work of the Football Association.