What will the new local government map look like in Norfolk and Suffolk?
Devolution can’t be half-baked or stuck with the status quo. That is why Labour MPs are backing six powerhouse councils...
Jack is the Labour and Co-operative MP for Ipswich and an East of England Mission Champion.
He is a former Suffolk County Councillor, where he was the opposition spokesperson for education and children's services for four years.
Jack helped found East Anglia Bylines. He remained on our editorial board throughout our first year of publication before leaving to focus on becoming the Labour candidate for Ipswich.
Jack was, and remains, a passionate advocate for highlighting children's issues, particularly those with special needs.
Devolution can’t be half-baked or stuck with the status quo. That is why Labour MPs are backing six powerhouse councils...
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Given that even the President for COP26 was moved to tears by the final outcome, few would have left Glasgow...
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Suffolk County Council's SEND failures were revealed in a damning report, forcing them to issue an apology.
100,000 pupils in the East of England are now taught in ‘super-sized’ classes of 30 or more, a rise of...
Suffolk has the highest primary school suspension rates anywhere in England, according to the Department for Education.
New figures have revealed that Suffolk and Norfolk have the highest primary school suspension rates in the country.
Suffolk’s SEND crisis is a consequence of inadequate provision, a lack of funding and the local authority’s systemic culture problem.
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