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My decision to vote against full lockdown has not been taken lightly. Indeed, I have supported the government, albeit with increasing reluctance, on each of the previous Covid related votes.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly moves amendments to the Bill that would ensure a level of pre-ratification Parliamentary scrutiny of Private International Law treaties in the UK similar to the level of scrutiny by treaty partners.  read more »

Jonathan visiting St Neots based Titan - an innovating automotive components engineering business - making its way through the crisis, with a very promising future agenda.

Jonathan visiting Huntingdon branch members of the National Farmers Union.  read more »

More than 64,000 meals were claimed in the Huntingdon constituency under the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, according to the latest statistics.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly MP has welcomed the Government’s landmark new Kickstart scheme and called on local employers to sign up and help young people into work to mark the opening of the initiative.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly speaks in a debate on the Bill which deals with the implementation of international agreements on private international law separately from the Withdrawal Agreement. He urges the Government to accept the Bill as amended by the House of Lords, raising concerns about the Government’s proposals to extend delegated powers.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly tables an amendment to the Trade Bill which would require the Government seek Parliamentary approval of free trade agreement negotiating objectives before starting negotiations  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly writes...

Did we come through the Brexit process only for the UK Parliament to have less scrutiny over new free trade agreements than we had during our membership of the European Union?  read more »

MP for the Huntingdon constituency, Jonathan Djanogly, has welcomed the measures, which will see VAT for hospitality, accommodation and attraction businesses cut from 20 per cent to 5 per cent for six months.  read more »

The Huntingdon constituency area has received unprecedented economic support to protect jobs and businesses during the Coronavirus outbreak.  read more »

Communities and businesses across Cambridgeshire have benefited from £347 million in government funding since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, helping to support some of the most vulnerable people, alongside the sectors that have been hardest hit.  read more »

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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

1,255 business properties in Huntingdonshire have already received grants as part of the Government’s Small Business Grants Scheme. In total, more than £19,735,000 has made its way to small businesses in the area.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has welcomed the announcement that the North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust will benefit from a £268 million debt write-off as part of the government’s announcement to scrap £13.4 billion of NHS debt across England.  read more »

I am following Government guidance about Covid-19 and limiting all non-essential social contact. I have, therefore, cancelled all constituency surgeries with immediate effect until further notice. If you require my assistance with any urgent matters I would ask that you contact me via email at jonathan.djanogly.mp@parliament.uk with your full name, address, telephone number and details of your enquiry and I will respond to you as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience in these difficult and unprecedented times.

Jonathan Djanogly joined Citizens Advice at a reception in the Houses of Parliament which showcased an interactive map of the Huntingdon constituency, and revealed some of the issues people are facing.  read more »