Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Following Government guidance I have now had to close both my Westminster and Huntingdon offices and my team and I are working remotely.
Therefore please email jonathan.djanogly.mp@parliament.uk in the first instance if you require my assistance, remembering to include your full name and address.
Please note that I am receiving a very high level of correspondence at present and will be prioritising those that require urgent assistance or advice. Please bear with us as my team and I do what we can to support constituents in these unprecedented circumstances.
If you are seeking up-to-date general guidance on Coronavirus related issues please visit: www.gov.uk/coronavirus
For further information and advice on the local response to Coronavirus please visit: www.wearehuntingdonshire.org
Welcome
Thank you very much for taking the time to look at my website. You will find here information about my work in Parliament and in the Huntingdon constituency.
Latest from Jonathan
- Speech3rd June 2020
Jonathan Djanogly raises concerns at the lack of scrutiny of the Bill and rushing changes through in one day will not produce the best law and risk longer-term trust in our economic system. read more »
- Jonathan Djanogly MP welcomes £2,874,000 to create new era for cycling and walking in CambridgeshireNews2nd June 2020
Cambridgeshire is to benefit from a £2.87 million emergency active travel grant for fast-track plans for new walking and cycling lanes
Jonathan Djanogly has welcomed the announcement that communities across Cambridgeshire will benefit from £2,874,000 to make roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists. read more » - News29th May 2020
Coronavirus is the biggest challenge the UK has faced in decades – and we are not alone. All over the world we are seeing the devastating impact of this disease. read more »
- Speech20th May 2020
Now that the UK has left the EU, Jonathan Djanogly calls on the Government to ensure more Parliamentary scrutiny of trade deal negotiations by setting up a new Commons Treaty Committee and making the scrutiny process under the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010 (“the CRAG process”) more user-friendly. read more »
