Some of the abuse is nothing short of bullying. This is a threat to freedom of speech. We should value debating different views.
The East of England has become the UK’s epicentre for energy generation, with its unique mix of renewable energy.
Sprinklers offer a sensible way to protect our historic buildings. But they are not being installed.
Failing inspection reports on two occasions and losing 90 per cent of SEND cases taken to tribunal are worrying signs.
Brexit and the leadership contest have reduced clarity on council finances. But the pressure to find savings is likely to continue.
Funds go to leasing expensive cars for managers – while more specialist care for our courageous servicemen and women should be made available.
It will take time to rebuild confidence in what has become a very disappointed and sceptical electorate.
Bringing services together under one roof would be enormously beneficial, both financially and socially.
We must take responsibility for public safety – to protect people, homes, businesses, and schools.
A more collaborative approach with the districts over planning approval could avoid unnecessary complexity and delay.
Huge funds are handed over to prestige schemes in the capital. But modest funds for projects elsewhere would provide better value.
Council planning officers impose extra costs, which make it harder to restore redundant buildings.
The people of Suffolk are not “nimbies”. But ignoring concerns about traffic congestion and ugliness achieves nothing.
There remains a culture in much of the public sector that no-one will ever be held to account for wasting money on unworkable vanity projects.
Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust is officially the worst mental health provider in the country. Proper scrutiny and accountability is needed.