Please Note that due to the Corona Virus the AGM due to be held on 26th March 2020 in the Guildroom, Hadleigh is postponed until further notice.

The Officers of the Association wish all members and friends alike to be safe.

15 Conservative Councillors were elected to Babergh District Council with Cllr., John Ward remaining Council Leader and Finance Portfolio.  The following were appointed to the Cabinet Cllr., Jan Osborne, Housing Portfolio; Cllr Michael Holt, Economy Portfolio; Cllr., Malvisi Environment Portfolio

Yesterday 13th March Robin and Eva Hughes very kindly opened up their home to host a Coffee Morning, and for that we are immensely grateful.  Luckily it was a dry if blustery day and so they came from far and wide to sample the delights on offer.  Tempted with Norwegian Apple cake, Pecan Plaits,

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The Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP gave a very entertaining and informative speech.  Sprinkled with humour, the Chancellor answered numerous questions from members who at the end proclaimed the evening a great success.

The Cheese & Wine event held last Thursday in Hadleigh Guildhall was a great success.   People came from all corners of the constituency including Clare and Long Melford.   The attendance was very good and with our MP's excellent speech the atmosphere was friendly, relaxed and enjoyable.     

A group of some of the Conservative Female District Councillors celebrating the unveiling of the statue in memory of Millicent Fawcett.

ransport Secretary Chris Grayling, South Suffolk MP James Cartlidge and North Essex MP Bernard Jenkin look at the plans of Manningtree crossing.

Two MPs from either side of the Suffolk/Essex border have linked up to ask for government support for a new rail crossing at Manningtree.