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Suffolk Coastal District Council Elections, 7 May 2015
To maintain and preserve the quality of life in Martlesham and to help
improve the wellbeing of our neighbourhood.
To keep District Council costs down while seeking to maintain and
improve services.
To resist over development in the Martlesham area, improve the highways and press for a reduction in congestion.
To keep and encourage the many social, voluntary and educational
groups in Martlesham.
To provide regular updates on what our activities are as your local
representatives.
HOW YOU CAN HELP STEPHEN & CHRIS
You can help Stephen’s and Chris’ Campaign for Martlesham Ward by joining
hundreds of local people displaying a poster, delivering leaflets or helping the
campaign. If you would like to help please contact the team on:
01473 617665 or [email protected] and [email protected]
STEPHEN ATTWELL
CHRIS BLUNDELL
Your local Conservative team in
Martlesham Ward
Promoted by Fraser McFarland on behalf of Suffolk Coastal Conservatives, both of Unit B, Bristol Court, Betts Avenue, Martlesham, IP5 3RY.
Printed by Leiston Press, Unit 1b Masterlord Industrial Estate, Leiston, IP16 4JD.
Traffic is an issue in Martlesham
and we will work with Suffolk
County Council on finding a
solution.
Chris voted to Freeze your District Council
Tax Bill for the fifth year.
Chris raising local issues with the
Prime Minister, David Cameron.
About Stephen
About Chris
Stephen Attwell started his career with British Telecom as an
apprentice, attended university returning to a managerial post in
Brighton. He moved to Suffolk in 1979 with his family to work at
Martlesham and pursue his career with British Telecom. Stephen then
opted for a new challenge and moved into the local legal sector and
now works on IT and accounts at his son’s local law firm.
He also decided that he wanted to give something back to the
community and became involved and proactive in some of the
activities in the area.
Chris has lived in Martlesham since he was married in 1970. Originally
from the North West of the country where he was educated and trained
in Engineering.
Stephen believes his experience from working in both large and small
businesses can usefully contribute to the policy and decision making
in our local councils.
On taking early retirement he was then invited to become an active
member in the Martlesham Community as a representative. Since then
Chris has served Martlesham as both a Parish and District Councillor.
He came to Ipswich in the mid 1960's when he was invited to lecture at
the then Ipswich Civic College. During his time there he lectured to
many students across a broad range of engineering subjects and also
worked on the introduction of the first Engineering Degree at the renamed Suffolk College and lectured on that course before he retired in
2000.
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