Suffolk Police cuts and Suffolk Wildlife Trust nears a fundraising goal
Joanna Spicer, chairman of Suffolk Police Authority, talks to Rob about the tough budget decisions they face.
Suffolk Wildlife Trust gives an update on their fundraising to by Knettishall Heath.
Suffolk Police are facing tough decisions over their budget.
If they freeze their council tax, and accept a government grant, they will have to cut officers.
The alternative is putting up their portion of the council tax by 3.75 percent.
The Police Authority chairman, Joanna Spicer, tells Rob about their dilemma.
Last week Suffolk Wildlife Trust were telling Rob about their hope of buying Knettishall Heath, and how they needed to raise 拢100,000 themselves to release a Lottery grant.
This week, there is good news from the trust - who are just a few thousand pounds short of their target.
Rob's business guest is UKIP MEP Stuart Agnew.
Rob quizzes him about the current credit rating crisis in Europe, and what would happen if Scotland left the UK.
Emily Scrivener, currently in the GB training squad for wheelchair basketball, tells Rob about an event in Suffolk where people can meet Paralympic hopefuls.
Sudbury Town Council explain why they are taking over the running of the local library from the county council.
And answering your gardening questions this week is Claire Horne.
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- Sat 14 Jan 2012 06:00大象传媒 Radio Suffolk