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Jonathan Djanogly with pupils from St Peter’s School who visited the House of Commons to talk to their MP about the Cambridgeshire Kick Ash campaign.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly MP attended one of the most dramatic and distressing exhibitions ever promoted in the House of Commons highlighting the hidden nature of Modern Day Slavery.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly attended the launch of the 'Love Your Local Market' campaign in the House of Commons. He heard more about this year's campaign and lessons to be learned for the three market towns in his constituency, from Cllr Geraldine Carter of Calderdale.

Jonathan Djanogly MP joined Jessica Lee MP and Attorney General Dominic Grieve MP to meet a group of BPP Law School students who visited the House of Commons to tell the Pro Bono All Party Parliamentary Group about their college’s free housing advice centres.

I am fully aware, not least from my experience as a Justice Minister, how vital voluntary advice centres such as the Citizens Advice Bureau are to helping local residents. I was therefore delighted to be able to attend the opening of our new CAB service that will have face to face provision in Huntingdon, St Neots and St Ives.

I congratulate the FSB and Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce on working together to promote our local small business sector.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly MP met Holocaust survivor Kitty Hart-Moxon at the launch event for Holocaust Memorial Day 2014.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly comments on the sad death of Baroness Margaret Thatcher.  read more »

Jonathan with Rosemary Coppin-Crown and a contestant outside the White Hart pub supporting the Alconbury Weston life boat Awful Crew run in aid of The Glyn Faulkner charity on 30 April.

Towns are creating their own strategies to deal with challenging conditions affecting their high streets and town centres - and they recently shared some of these ideas with Members of Parliament at a special Parliamentary reception.  read more »

Last week Jonathan Djanogly MP visited Hartford Junior School to present a book voucher to the winner of his Christmas Card competition.  read more »

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has cancelled Labour’s planned fuel duty rise in today’s Budget, saving 3.6 million motorists in the East of England over £170 every year.  read more »

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has scrapped Labour’s plans to increase beer duty in today’s Budget, and instead cut it by a penny, meaning beer will be 1p per pint cheaper after Sunday night – 4p per pint cheaper than it would have been under Labour.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has today welcomed the landmark announcement to introduce tax-free childcare which, when fully implemented, will be worth up to £1,200 every year, for each child under age 12 and could benefit 2.5 million families.  read more »

Politics and politicians necessarily play a key role in Corporate governance and over the last ten years I have seen a significant and growing appreciation of this amongst MPs and also a better understanding by politicians of the subtleties of governance issues.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly took part in Huntingdon Constituency Conservative Association’s first Question Time event on 15 March. The event was hailed as a triumph by all members that attended.  read more »

During National Apprenticeship Week, Jonathan Djanogly has supported the Prime Minister’s vision for it to become the new norm for young people to either go to university or start an apprenticeship.  read more »

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Without fanfare or boast, some parts of the UK are doing rather well. The East of England for instance is one of the few regions which is a net contributor to rather than taker from the national economy.  read more »

With the recent heavy rain, many of my constituents will have been closely monitoring the local river levels and flood alerts for their local area.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly, the Member of Parliament for the Huntingdon Constituency, recently visited Hemingford Grey Primary School.  read more »