A14 Campaign

Jonathan on a recent visit with Highways England to see how well the A14 upgrade project is progressing.  read more »

Jonathan attending a Highways England event to mark the progress of the A14 works one year on and the £1.5bn investment in our local infrastructure proceeding on time.

Jonathan Djanogly accepts provisions in the Bill that exempts the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights from transferring to UK law as the Charter will lose relevance post-Brexit; providing that existing human rights legislation remains and the Government accepts the need for retention of the ECHR in the post-Brexit period.  read more »

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.

Jonathan Djanogly welcomes formal approval of A14 upgrade announced by Secretary of State for Transport.  read more »

MPs, the Highways Agency, the Department for Transport, Local Enterprise Partnerships and the Councils of Cambridgeshire, Central Bedfordshire and Bedford Borough met for the second time on 13th March as the A428/A421 Alliance to pursue the aim of championing much needed improvements to the A428 and A421 and its approaches.  read more »

Transport Minister John Hayes MP provides a progress update on the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon scheme.

| Letter from John Hayes MP, Minister of State at the Department for Transport, 3rd Feb 2015

The A428 has today been announced as part of the Government’s first ever road investment strategy. The A428 constitutes one of the 84 named schemes within the strategy.  read more »

An issue raised with me regularly are the delays and long queues now becoming a common occurrence for many residents on their daily commutes.  read more »

Read Jonathan Djanogly’s letter to constituents about the Highways Agency’s pre-application consultation for the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon Improvement Scheme.  read more »