MPs and councillors will continue to engage with constituents
WE live in a safe community and we must continue to engage with our constituents, local councillors and the region’s MP have said.
However, they may have to become appointment only rather than drop-ins to ensure everyone’s safety.
The statements come following the fatal stabbing of MP Sir David Amess at one of his constituency surgeries in Essex last Friday.
Read more in today’s paper…
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