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It could take another death before the Government would pay for full safety measures on deadly A14 junctions - the head of a primary school said yesterday.  read more »

Alternatives to a scrapped £26 million improvement scheme on the A14 west of Huntingdon will be considered following an undertaking given by the Highways Agency.  read more »

Djanogly receives an undertaking from the Highways Agency that alternatives to a scrapped £26 million safety scheme on the A14 west of Huntingdon will be considered.  read more »

Following his recent meeting with the Highways Agency, Jonathan Djanogly has received an undertaking from the Agency to investigate possible alternatives to installing grade separated junctions on the A14 between Thrapston and Brampton.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly was on his constituency rounds last week when he made two visits to Huntingdon.  read more »

Stags battled to their first league win of the season to leapfrog their opponents in the table.  read more »

Stamp Duty Land Tax - Retailers and Business to be Hammered Again  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has welcomed the unopposed election of Michael Howard MP as Leader of the Conservative Party.  read more »

Some 3,000 people watched the firework display at The Hemingfords on Saturday evening enjoying the show and the fair.  read more »

Huntingdon MP, Jonathan Djanogly, is hoping for a short campaign for leadership of the Conservative Party after yesterday's vote to oust Iain Duncan-Smith.  read more »

Local MP, Jonathan Djanogly, believes the decision by the Highways Agency to scrap a £25 million scheme to improve dangerous junctions was a political one.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has just returned from Basrah, in Iraq, where he spent time with British soilders while carrying out a fact-finding mission with the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has just returned from a fact-finding mission in the Middle East with the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly yesterday spoke on the Second Reading of the Water Bill in the House of Commons.  read more »

The opportunity to update our laws on a broad range of water issues is timely, not least because water demand has increased by more than 40 per cent. since the 1970s and massive new house building is likely in the south-east.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly has joined the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme set up to teach MP's the way of the military.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly was at a publicity event at the Woodlands Centre in Hinchingbrooke Hospital with volunteers from Macmillan Cancer Relief to publicise the Macmillan World's Biggest Coffee Morning on 26 September.  read more »

Letter to David Jamieson at the Department of Transport  read more »

Lord Renton's 95th Birthday Dinner  read more »