Archive

Jonathan presenting a Corporate Responsibility certificate to Helen Dighton of Huntingdon based Encocam at the All-Party Parliamentary Corporate Responsibility Group’s Responsible Business Champions awards.

Jonathan welcoming members of the Huntingdon U3A to the House of Commons.

Jonathan attending the presentation of the freedom of St Ives to the Corps of Royal Engineer.  read more »

Jonathan officially opening the first Huntingdon History Festival, followed by a Sealed Knot civil war re-enactment.  read more »

Jonathan was pleased to hear how the beautifully transformed critical care garden at Hinchingbrooke Hospital has been sponsored by Tesco Bags of Help and implemented by Godmanchester in Bloom. Tesco has now raised over £50m from bags and 1bn fewer plastic bags are now being used.

Speaking in the Second Reading debate of the Offensive Weapons Bill, Jonathan Djanogly opposes measures to ban .5 calibre rifles as a ban would disproportionately affect law-abiding gun owners as these weapons are too bulky, expensive and loud to be used in crime.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly writes joint letter to Govia Thameslink with MPs for South Cambridgeshire and North East Hertfordshire about ongoing failures of rail services.

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Click here to download GTR reply, 4th July 2018

Jonathan visiting EOGB Energy Products in St Neots to hear from Paul and Martin about their innovative eco-friendly oil-fired boiler technology.  read more »

Jonathan updates constituents on the Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) fiasco.  read more »

Jonathan visiting Marcin and the team at the Eunice Polish bakery in Huntingdon (and taking home the best brioche in the area!).  read more »

Jonathan joining the Mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough to officially open the new state of the art iMET training facility on Alconbury Weald.

Speaking in the second day of debates on the Lords Amendments to the Brexit Bill, Jonathan Djanogly explains why he accepts the Prime Minister’s position that amendments relating to the customs union and membership of the EEA would undermine her negotiation position.  read more »

Over the last two days, the Commons has been considering Lords amendments to the Withdrawal Bill which aims to set out the legal framework for the UK once we leave the EU next year.  read more »

Speaking during the debate on the Lords Amendments to the Brexit Bill, Jonathan Djanogly welcomes the compromise offered to Parliament in the event that Parliament rejects the Prime Minister’s deal on Brexit.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly writes to the Chief Executive of Govia Thameslink and the Secretary of State for Transport.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly’s statement on the rail disruption.  read more »

During the Parliamentary Recess Jonathan led a delegation of MPs and Peers to Georgia on behalf of the UK Parliament to mark the centennial of the establishment of the first Georgian Democratic Republic.  read more »

Jonathan visiting Huntingdon manufacturer Encocam to support their 30th anniversary celebrations.

Jonathan Djanogly calls for more investment in technology and for consolidation of the legal services marketplace to address the problems facing the criminal justice system in England and Wales.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly welcomes Government moves on the Magnitsky provisions, which would freeze UK assets of people suspected of human rights abuses, and calls for the individuals concerned to be named in a public Magnitsky list.  read more »