HeyJaredJack Abbott
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- Sep 11, 2026
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What do you want to see at former Debenhams building? (opens the original)
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For half a decade, the building which housed former Debenhams store has stood empty, leaving a scar in our town centre. It is symbolic of what our town centre used to be, and what we have lost. I know how frustrated people feel about the situation, a frustration I share. Our town centre should be full of life. It should not be blighted by buildings left abandoned and derelict. It should be somewhere people want to spend time, shop, eat, meet friends and enjoy everything our town has to offer. Re
Whirlwind introduction to the world of politics (opens the original)
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Youth engagement with politics is often low, or at least it is assumed to be. Yet, the two-week Summer School run by Jack Abbott MP offers a clear rebuttal to that assumption. Over a fortnight, we joined a group of young people from across Ipswich for a whirlwind introduction to the world of politics, culminating in two very different, yet equally well-executed, local campaigns. Many of us came to the Summer School at a place of transition, either between leaving university and looking to future
Summer school for would-be politicians, public servants and campaigners (opens the original)
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Over the past fortnight, I have had the pleasure of hosting my second Summer School for young people from Ipswich and Suffolk. This was my own start in politics when, 15 years ago, I was invited to join an MP's summer school. Frankly, it provided me with opportunities I didn’t know were possible. It is an enormous privilege to be able to use my position to 'pass it on' and do the same for young people in our area. My summer school is designed to give young people practical skills, experiences an
We need a frank and honest conversation about social care (opens the original)
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We all know that social care in this country is broken. And, yet, the reform of social care has long been seen as politically toxic, something that is too difficult, too controversial, when it should be something that is utterly essential to get right. We cannot afford to keep kicking the can down the road. Avoiding the question has left vulnerable people unsure about what support they will receive. It has left care workers overworked and undervalued. It has left families facing extortionate bil
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