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Chris gets tour of new Ipswich library On September 22nd 2009, Chris Mole MP visited the fantastic new Gainsborough Library on Clapgate Lane in Ipswich.... \| more... MP opens new affordable housing development in Ipswich Chris Mole MP today (April 3rd 2009) officially opened Foxhall Gardens, a new development of 300 private and affordable homes... \| more... MP brings delegation to learn from UCS success Chris Mole MP has welcomed to University Campus Suffolk (UCS) a delegation of key stakeholders from Sussex, headed by the... \| more... Ipswich young people raise funds for developing world Chris Mole MP today visited St Andrew’s Church on Britannia Road in Ipswich, where local young people camped outside the... \| more... Chris attends Suffolk Youth Games Chris Mole MP today (Sunday, July 6th 2008) attended the Suffolk Youth Games where he awarded the prize to the... \| more... Chris sees major improvements at Ipswich Hospital Chris Mole MP today (Tuesday, May 27th 2008) visited the Garrett Anderson Centre in Ipswich Hospital to see the new centre. The £26 million centre starts receiving patients over the coming weeks and has been designed to provide the next generation of healthcare to the people of Ipswich. It hosts a... \| more... Griffin Wharf opening signals new affordable housing for the peo Chris Mole MP today (May 12th 2008) attended a ceremony to mark the opening of the Griffin Wharf estate in Ipswich. The estate, which is in the Bridge area of Ipswich, will provide large quantities of new affordable housing for the people of Ipswich. This is part of the Government's bold commitment... \| more... Cabinet Minister visits Ipswich to launch Eastern region local e Secretary of State for the Cabinet Office Ed Miliband MP today launched the Eastern region local election campaign, meeting with local residents in Ipswich - highlighting the stark differences between Labour and Conservatives on the issue of crime. The Minister, who was joined by ... \| more... Massive boost for dance in Ipswich Chris Mole MP today celebrated the announcement by the Government that Ipswich will become a Centre of Advanced Training (CAT) for dance during the 2008/09 school year. The CAT will be based at Ipswich's DanceEast and is one of six that will spring up across the UK between now and ... \| more... Chris gets on board with union learning Today, Ipswich MP Chris Mole saw how his constituents are benefiting from union-led learning during a visit to the Royal Mail centre in Ipswich. Chris met Union Learning Reps (ULRs) and learners who were keen to tell him about how they had improved their skills on their 'Skills for... \| more... Chris helps launch local childcare network Chris Mole MP today attended the launch of the Suffolk PVI Childcare Network at the Ipswich County Library. The Network has been jointly created by the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) and Suffolk County Council. It will allow local childcare providers to come together and... \| more... Chris attends London Road Neighbourhood Watch Chris Mole last night attended a meeting of the London Road Neighbourhood Watch. Chris spoke of his long connections with the area, his knowledge of the sex trade issues and how it effected the community both before and after the 2006 murders. Chris took questions from attendees which inc... \| more... Secretary of State witnesses Ipswich's educational revolution Chris Mole MP today accompanied Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, Ed Balls MP around Stoke Park High School in Ipswich. The Minister was in Ipswich to see first hand the products of a period of educational revolution taking place in the town. The Government... \| more... Chris attends opening of new facilities for Ipswich children Chris Mole MP recently attended the opening of the Little Acorns playschool and Cabin Crew after-school club at Sidegate Lane Primary School. Little Acorns will offer both morning and afternoon playschool sessions, whilst the Cabin Crew will hold both breakfast clubs in the morning... \| more... Chris secures guarantees on access for disabled people to Ipswic Chris Mole MP has pressed for an update on the progress of measures to improve access for disabled people at Ipswich Station. Ipswich has recieved a share of £370 million of investment from the Department for Transport under the 'Access for All' programme. The funding will be used... \| more... Don't build on London Road Allotments Chris Mole is called for a rethink of proposals to build housing on the London Road allotments site. After visiting the site and meeting with allotment holders Chris said: "The Tories and Liberals running Ipswich Borough Council have proposed to build new houses on one of the fields at th... \| more... "Keep Ipswich Post Offices Open" says MP's Survey A survey into the future of four threatened Ipswich post offices carried out by Ipswich MP Chris Mole and Labour councillors has shown that residents overwhelmingly want to keep their post offices open. Nearly 300 residents have responded to the survey so far, with more forms being returned... \| more... Racing through the mud Chris Mole MP was a visitor at the UK National Cyclo Cross race in Ipswich's Chantry Park this Sunday. Chris was pleased to be able to award the Green Jersey to its winner at the end of the race. Dozens of cyclists from Britain and Belgium raced in slippery conditions around a course made tre... \| more... Specials are special Chris praised the work of Ipswich's Special Constables having spent an evening with two, Dean and Julie, patrolling Ipswich town centre. Chris was taking part in National Special's Weekend in order to promote the work of our volunteer police officers. Chris joined Special Constabulary Chief... \| more... Make a difference day Chris volunteered in Barnardo's Ipswich shop for a Saturday morning to learn more about their work and to meet volunters and staff who serve the local community. Their work helps Barnardo's to raise funds for services to support children, young people and families. Make a Difference Da... \| more... Page of 3 \| next »