Conservatives help ensure investigation into council’s judicial review decision-making process Thursday, 1 October, 2026 At today’s Suffolk County Council Scrutiny Committee, two separate referrals on how the Council’s decision to judicially review the Government was administered were discussed. The two referrals were brought separately by Conservative Group Leader, Richard Rout, and Councillor Martin Cook, Leader of the Labour Party Group. Cllr Richard Rout’s referral asked the committee to consider whether the... Articles
Reform calls for savings while proposing costly non-binding referendum, say Suffolk Conservatives 1st October 2026 The Conservative Group at Suffolk County Council has expressed concern about the new Reform administration’s motion to spend a reported £1 million plus on a... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives write to Redmere Wind Farm project team after Suffolk excluded from early discussions 29th September 2026 Following the latest announcement of the Redmere Wind Farm project, which would affect communities across Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire, the Suffolk... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives reject Redmere Wind Farm proposal and urge residents to be heard first 28th September 2026 Suffolk Conservatives have outlined their opposition to the new Redmere Wind Farm proposal, which could see up to 31 turbines, with a maximum tip height of 220... Articles
Conservatives express grave concern at Reform UK plans to restrict councillors' ability to ask questions of staff 21st September 2026 The Conservative Group raises concerns over the new Reform administration’s approach to scrutiny and transparency. In answer to a question from Conservative... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives welcome Ipswich and Orwell Bridge transport plans but highlight the need for short-term solutions to sit alongside a new route, which won’t arrive until 2040 at the earliest 17th September 2026 Following today’s Cabinet meeting, councillors agreed to develop a new business case to examine a range of options that could improve traffic congestion in... Articles
Suffolk County Council sues the Government over process, but is silent on its own: Suffolk Conservatives give council until Friday to publish key report 4th August 2026 The Suffolk Conservative Group has today given Suffolk County Council until the end of the working week to publish its detailed response to formal challenges... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives react to climate emergency withdrawal 16th July 2026 Today, Suffolk County Council formally withdrew its climate emergency declaration, which had been adopted under the previous Conservative administration in 2019... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives question £18,500 spend on new office suite for Reform Leader at Endeavour House 10th July 2026 The Conservative Group at Suffolk County Council has raised serious concerns following the release of Freedom of Information documents detailing changes to... Articles
Suffolk Conservatives welcome CQC “Good” rating for Adult Social Care 1st July 2026 Suffolk Conservatives have welcomed the Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) latest assessment of Suffolk County Council’s Adult Social Care services, which has once... Articles
Conservatives Announce “back to work” card 25th September 2026 Restricting what people can spend benefits on, saving taxpayers £538 million a year. National News
Conservatives Back British Tourism 22nd September 2026 We’ll bring back tax-free shopping, bringing billions in extra spending to our high streets. National News
Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith makes first major speech 17th September 2026 And makes it clear to Andy Burnham that businesses can’t afford anymore tax rises National News
Britain and the EU: After the reset 16th September 2026 Labour’s EU negotiations will fundamentally alter our regulatory framework, especially for farming and food security. National News
Conservatives announce new Shadow Cabinet 7th September 2026 Kemi sets out new cabinet to reach our goal of growth, higher living standards and fiscal credibility. National News
Our plan to increase defence spending 3rd September 2026 We must cut the welfare bill, reprioritise funding from other areas and invest into our armed forces. National News
