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Jonathan with the Head of Huntingdon Nursery School, Kay Dimelow, discussing funding issues during a visit to the nursery.

Speaking in a debate on grouse shooting, Jonathan Djanogly opposes calls to ban shooting grouse as it would have a destructive effect on the countryside, lose jobs and the raptors would lose their local food source.  read more »

Jonathan meeting with the Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt MP and Lance McCarthy, Chief Executive of Hinchingbrooke Hospital at Hinchingbrooke Hospital.  read more »

Jonathan meeting with Education Minister Nick Gibb MP, along with fellow MPs Heidi Allen, Lucy Frazer and Daniel Zeichner, to highlight the urgency of the issue of introducing a fairer funding formula for Cambridgeshire’s schools.

Jonathan commemorating International Polio Eradication Day by planting purple crocuses at St Neots Parish Church.

Jonathan visiting the Sacred Stones Willow Row barrow in Hail Weston, the first of its kind to be built in Cambridgeshire for 3,500 years.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the meeting of the European Council, Jonathan Djanogly questions the PM about the timings of trade deal negotiations with other countries whilst we are still a member of the EU.  read more »

Every single year in the UK, 30,000 people suffer a sudden cardiac arrest. Sadly, just less than 1-in-10 survive. It’s time to take action.  read more »

Jonathan meeting with the Prime Minister to discuss corporate governance proposals.

On the day that piling started on the new A14 Jonathan joined other local stakeholders at the West Anglia Training Association in Huntingdon to hear more about their A14 apprenticeship scheme.

Speaking in a Parliamentary debate on Aleppo, Jonathan Djanogly highlights Russian action in the city and calls for review of the UK’s trading relationship with Russia.  read more »

Jonathan meeting lifelong St Neots resident Sid Wildber who has been awarded the Legion d'honneur by the French government in recognition of his role in the Normandy landings and the liberation of France in the Second World War.

Having previously raised a number of complaints directly with train operator Great Northern Rail, Jonathan Djanogly MP says a significant number of passengers have ‘reached the end of their tether’ with the company which runs services from Huntingdon and St Neots to London Kings Cross.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly addresses members of the Cromwell Association on 3rd September to commemorate Oliver Cromwell.  read more »

Britain has benefitted from record-breaking inward investment by foreign companies, creating 3,280 new jobs in the East of England according to the yesterday’s figures which have been welcomed by Jonathan Djanogly.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has written to the Secretary of State for Education, Justine Greening, following her announcement that the long-awaited fairer funding formula for schools has been postponed.

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Jonathan Djanogly has welcomed yesterday’s record-breaking figures showing that there are more people in work than ever before, with 334,000 more people in work across the East of England.  read more »

The political scene in the UK over the last two months has been more intense and fast moving than at any time in the post war period and Parliament has just started it’s summer recess – with most members ready for a break.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has welcomed the announcement that the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Clinical Commissioning Group plans to retain both maternity and 24/7 urgent care services at Hinchingbrooke Hospital.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly condemns racist anti-Polish leaflets and highlights the views of the overwhelming majority who welcome and applaud Polish residents for their hard work and economic and cultural contribution to our local community.  read more »