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Suffolk County Council arts cuts slammed in budget debate | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk County Council arts cuts slammed in budget debate | East Anglian Daily Times

Several community leaders have raised concerns over county council budget plans for cuts to the arts and the closure of Bury St Edmunds record…

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk devolution deal: Opportunity or token effort? | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk devolution deal: Opportunity or token effort? | East Anglian Daily Times

Suffolk business group Suffolk Chamber of Commerce has hailed the new devolution deal for the county as a 'wonderful opportunity' for businesses but…

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk local elections 2021: Green Party manifesto | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

Suffolk local elections 2021: Green Party manifesto | East Anglian Daily Times

The manifesto said: "The Green Party believes that local authorities and communities are far better at dealing with health and other crises than national governments and their favoured contractors. "A Green administration would seek approval for major projects and policies from the director of public health and encourage the department to play a more independent and proactive role than it currently does, by seeking its advice on how policy changes might improve public health. "After the pandemic, a Green administration would also prioritise mental health, particularly for children in schools,...

Source: eadt.co.uk
Suffolk local elections 2021: Green Party manifesto - Vimarsana News

Suffolk local elections 2021: Green Party manifesto

The manifesto said: "The Green Party believes that local authorities and communities are far better at dealing with health and other crises than national governments and their favoured contractors. "A Green administration would seek approval for major projects and policies from the director of public health and encourage the department to play a more independent and proactive role than it currently does, by seeking its advice on how policy changes might improve public health. "After the pandemic, a Green administration would also prioritise mental health, particularly for children in schools,...