Thank you all so much for your support over the last few months, and crucially – for voting for me and the Lib Dems! Obviously we were disappointed not to win, but we were pleased with the result – we pushed Labour into a low third, took votes off both Labour and the Conservatives, increased the number of our votes by a whopping 40%, increased our share of the vote to nearly 30%, and moved ourselves into a strong second place with 16,347 votes! Now we’re the only real challengers to the Tories!

With your help we can go from strength to strength. If you’re interested in becoming a member and delivering a few leaflets every now and then, please get in contact. It will really help us have a better chance next time! Daisy

I was born and raised in Suffolk. I grew up in Walberswick and went to schools in Southwold, Halesworth, Bungay and Framlingham. And, I have family up and down the constituency and across Suffolk more broadly. I know this area, I love this area and I believe we deserve better.

For the last four years, I have worked for the Commonwealth Secretariat, an organisation that works with developed and developing countries to tackle issues such as climate change, gender inequality and extreme poverty.

I believe this election offers an opportunity to do something different, to end the domination of the other two parties and make a fresh start for British politics.

I would be very proud to represent my local area in Parliament, fighting for Suffolk Coastal and for a greener, fairer and more prosperous Britain.

Greenpeace comes out in support of Lib Dems

"The Liberal Democrats have set out the most progressive environmental policies of all the major parties, and they now have a real chance to make them count," said Greenpeace executive director John Sauven.

EU could help fund coastal protection

Daisy Cooper talking to Andrew Duff MEP by Eastern Bavents

The EU could provide ‘match-funding’ for coastal protection measures, said Andrew Duff, Liberal Democrat Member of the European Parliame nt (MEP) for the East of England, today.

Suffolk Forgotten in Government Hand-out

Suffolk is one of only two counties overlooked in a £5m seaside towns hand-out.

The Government has announced support for 31 coastal towns - in 15 counties - to help create jobs and improve low quality housing and infrastructure. Only Suffolk and Dorset are left out.

Daisy off to a flying start!

Tuesday 6 April

Liberal Democrats in Suffolk Coastal got off to a flying start today, as Gordon Brown confirmed May 6th as the date for the General Election.

International Women's Day

8 March is International Women’s Day , a global day to celebrate the achievements of women past, present and future but also to highlight the specific challenges that women face around the world.

WOODBRIDGE - St Johns Church - Wed 21 April, 7.30pm

HALESWORTH - United Reformed Chapel - Sat 24 April, 7.30pm

FELIXSTOWE - St John’s, Orwell Road - Sun 25 April, 7.30pm

SAXMUNDHAM - Market Hall - Mon 26 April, 7.30pm

SOUTHWOLD - St Edmund's Hall - Tue 27 April, 5pm-6.30pm

ALDEBURGH - Parish Church - Wednesday 28 April, 7.30pm

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