Norwich Conservatives have been out and about campaigning in Hellesdon. Here you can see some of the team with Chloe Smith MP.

Norwich Conservatives and our local MP, Chloe Smith, are backing the Norwich Evening News and Eastern Daily Presscampaign to keep Colman’s and Britvic’s factories open in Norwich.

This could affect around 350 jobs – and take the historic Colman’s Mustard brand out of Norwich.

The Government has confirmed the future funding for schools in England, with every school in Norwich North securing more money.

Ministerial colleagues have joined Chloe Smith MP on the campaign trail, including Therese Coffey and James Brokenshire.

A message of thanks to her constituents from Chloe Smith MP: “I'm delighted and very proud to be re-elected MP for Norwich North and would like to thank everyone who voted in this election.

There will be a general election on 8th June, to secure the strong and stable leadership required to lead Britain through Brexit and beyond.

The Government has granted Norfolk County Council nearly £2.5m to fill in the county’s potholes over the next year, as part of a £9.72m award for councils in the East of England.

Chloe Smith MP: We have a thriving economy in our city.

Chloe Smith MP: Overall employment across the country had reached a record high. Naturally though, a number of constituents have asked me what type of jobs these are. In short, they are overwhelmingly full time, driven by the private sector and with wages rising faster than inflation.

In recent months a number of residents have brought to our attention the continued lack of development at the former Start Rite factory site on Mousehold Lane. We understand the negative impact this has, both on the tone of the local area, and on the property values of those living near it.