Suffolk’s status as an Enhanced Response Area (ERA) will come to an end this week, but health bosses are urging people to get vaccinated and have their boosters as soon as they are eligible.

Last week key stakeholders from across the UK roadside and recovery industry came together for a virtual roundtable event to highlight their increasing concern at the detrimental impact that current statutory fee levels in England and Wales are having on their ability to carry out vital recovery work to keep Britain’s roads safe.

Peter Aldous planted a message in the 'Constituency Garden of Remembrance' on behalf of the people of his Waveney constituency. His message read: ‘In remembrance of those from the Suffolk Regiment who lay down their lives in the two world wars.’

The Government has now designated Suffolk as an Enhanced Response Area due to our COVID case numbers and pressure on our hospitals, the Suffolk Resilience Forum (SRF) is naturally stepping up its communications activity.

Peter Aldous met with apprentices working on Scottish Power Renewables’ East Anglia ONE offshore wind project when they attended a UK Wind Week event in the House of Commons.

Speaking at the East of England Energy Group (EEEGR) UK Wind Week conference, Peter Aldous says that the East of England could be a “global exemplar” showing the rest of the world how offshore wind is developed and the “engine room of the UK” for investment, innovation and skills for decades to come.

Public health bosses in Suffolk have welcomed the Government’s commitment to provide extra resources to help fight COVID-19 in the county.

Peter Aldous signs a cross-party letter to the Treasury on the future of funding for NHS dentistry.

Peter Aldous has welcomed a nationwide advertising blitz, which launches today, encouraging people to get their COVID-19 booster and flu jabs to protect themselves and their loved ones this winter.