Skill Shortages in Huntingdonshire
12 April 2006 :
News
Two thirds of Huntingdonshire businesses are suffering skill shortages according to a survey by Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly.
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Business - MP's Survey reveals business suffering from major skills shortage
20 March 2006 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly is calling on the Chancellor to use this week’s Budget to address the serious skills shortage.
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'Abolition of Parliament' Outcry
2 March 2006 :
News
The Law Society and City Solicitors have joined the chorus of concern over government's plans to give ministers powers to amend primary legislation and common law.
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Legal Aid crisis
1 March 2006 :
News
Shadow Solicitor-General Jonathan Djanogly explains why Legal Aid would be different under the Tories.
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MP Campaigns for Voter Enrolment
22 February 2006 :
News
Huntingdonshire residents have until March 13 to register to vote in local elections on 4 May.
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Jonathan visits Clancarty Kindergarten
15 February 2006 :
News
Kimbolton Nursery, Clancarty Kindergarten, received its Quality Counts Accreditation from the National Day Nurseries Association - and Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly visited the nursery to congratulate staff.
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Health - Cancer Relief: Huntingdon MP Spins Wheel of Life
26 January 2006 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly indulged in a touch of ‘spin’ as he helped promote a Cancer Research UK.
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Tighter UK border control is a major priority in the fight against gun crime
25 January 2006 :
News
In part two of his question and answer session with Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly, former Hunts Post columnist Stuart Littlewood continues to probe into key national issues now that the Conservative Party has a new leader.
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Working blueprint of a rejuvenated party
18 January 2006 :
News
Former Hunts Post columinist Stuart Littlewood returns this week and next, having secured an exclusive question and answer session with Huntingdon MP, Jonathan Djanogly.
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Join the battle to save Hunts PCT
12 January 2006 :
News
Our district's own health care authority can still be saved, it was claimed this week.
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'Legal Aid U-turn' criticised by MP
22 December 2005 :
News
Huntingdon MP, Jonathan Djanogly, has accused the Government of neglecting the Legal Aid System to the point of crisis.
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Carers - MP Urges Carers Rights Day Call
2 December 2005 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly added his support to a national campaign on 2 December 2005 to ensure that carers are aware of their rights and entitlements.
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MPs oppose NHS merger
22 September 2005 :
News
Furious MPs Jonathan Djanogly and Shailesh Vara have launched a campaign to prevent Huntingdonshire Primary Care Trust (PCT) being swallowed up into a county-wide organisation.
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Health - Scrapping of Huntingdonshire Primary Care Trust
22 September 2005 :
Press Release
Huntingdonshire MPs speak out against new Government plans to abolish Huntingdonshire Primary Care Trust.
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Godmanchester Kids Club
21 September 2005 :
News
Celebrations have been taking place at the Kids Club at Godmanchester Commuity rimary School, which had been under threat because of problems with its buildings.
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Education - MP Investigates school meal standards
16 September 2005 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly is starting the school term with an investigation into the quality of meals on offer to the Constituency’s children and young people.
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Hemingfords and St Ives Flood Prevention Scheme
5 September 2005 :
News
Work has started on a new £8 Million flood prevention scheme for St Ives and the Hemingfords which will protect 1,700 homes.
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MP slams decision to cap Council Tax
28 July 2005 :
News
Confirmation by the Government that it is capping the Council Tax charged by the district council was slammed in the House of Commons by Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly.
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Luminus Group 5th Anniversary
21 July 2005 :
News
Two hundred representatives from all areas of the community attended a special celebration at the Luminus Group headquarters in Huntingdon to mark five years of service to communities.
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Trust welcomes news of extra cash for Thalidomide victims
14 July 2005 :
News
News that the company Diageo has earmarked an extra £150 million for the survivors of the 1950s Thalidomide drug diaster, has been welcomed at the Eaton Socon - based headquarters of the Thalidomide trust.
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Local Government - Djanogly slams capping of Huntingdonshire District Council
8 July 2005 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly today reacted angrily to the Government’s decision to cap Huntingdonshire District Council.
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MP's warning over plan for 1,000 homes
10 March 2005 :
News
MP Jonathan Djanogly has slammed the Government for its policy of building more homes in the area without providing cash to improve services such as roads.
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New chamber will be boost to business
2 March 2005 :
News
Jonathan Djanogly officially opened Huntingdonshire's first ever Chamber of Commerce.
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A14 scheme is on!
2 March 2005 :
News
The £490 million A14 improvement scheme in Huntingdonshire will go ahead, the Government has confirmed. It is still in the programme for work to start in 2007/08.
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Fight goes on against Deportation
2 March 2005 :
News
A fight to allow two young Huntingdon men to stay in Britain has gone to Home Secretary Charles Clarke.
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Extremists spread malicious rumours
15 February 2005 :
News
Animal rights extremists are spreading malicious rumours about employees of HLS and other companies linked to animal experimentation.
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A14 - Government must sort out the Road
9 February 2005 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly has joined forces with James Paice MP for Cambs S.E. and Andrew Lansley MP for Cambs South in calling on the Government to end the delays to work starting on the proposed A14 consultation.
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Reform of Legal Aid
1 February 2005 :
News
Solicitors will be forced to fight each other for business in a bid to slash Britain's massive £1.1 billion legal aid bill.
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Animal Rights - National Association of Pension Funds back down on offer
1 February 2005 :
News
The National Association of Pension Funds, which speaks for billions of pounds invested in the stock markets, has backed down from a well-publicised plan to offer a £10m "bounty" to pursue animal rights extremists through the courts.
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Animal rights extemists face prison
31 January 2005 :
News
Jonathan Djanogly has backed new measures that could see animal rights extremists jailed for up to five years for targetting Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS).
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More Power for Police to deal with Illegal Traveller Camps
31 January 2005 :
News
Tory MP's Andrew Lansley and Jonathan Djanogly are to support a Common's bid to make the eviction of travellers illegally camped easier.
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Schools under terror threat, claims MP
26 January 2005 :
News
Animal rights activists threatened to wreck two Cambridgeshire schools last year, Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly told the House of Commons.
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Priory Junior School
26 January 2005 :
News
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly joined pupils at Priory Junior School in St Neots for a special assembly.
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MP joins prevailing opinion against Wind Farm
26 January 2005 :
News
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly has joined protestors against a wind farm in Catworth.
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MP backs residents in protest
25 January 2005 :
News
Local MP Jonathan Djanogly has joined the fight against wind turbines in Catworth Hill.
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MP calls for an end to delays
5 January 2005 :
News
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly has implored roads minister David Jamieson to take personal control of A14 improvements, currently delayed while the Highways Agency considers an alternative scheme.
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Minister admits "Yes, A14 work may be delayed"
20 December 2004 :
News
The Government has admitted work to improve the A14 could be set back by the latest delays to the consultation.
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Launch of the Bridge Money Advice Centre
16 December 2004 :
News
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly officially opened the Bridge Church Money Advice Centre in Station Road, St Ives, last Friday.
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MP launches third phase of business park
16 December 2004 :
News
Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly paid a visit to Compass Point Business Park in St Ives where he formally launched phase three of the park.
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Queen's Speech - Time to turn talk into action
25 November 2004 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly called on the Government to ‘stop talking and start acting’ after Tony Blair’s eighth Queen’s Speech was used to kick-start the Labour Party’s campaign for the General Election.
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Rail Services 'poor' passengers tell MP
25 November 2004 :
News
Rail services from Huntingdon and St Neots have been blasted by passengers in a survey carried out by MP Jonathan Djanogly.
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Transport - Rail station survey reveals unhappy passengers
23 November 2004 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly today revealed the results of his survey of commuters using local rail services, which has revealed significant concerns on rail security, connections, cleanliness and disabled access.
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Clubs party in spriti of friendship
19 November 2004 :
News
Two Rotary Clubs in St Neots came together for the first time for a special dinner marking their forthcoming centenary celebrations.
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Djanogly speaks out on tax
17 November 2004 :
News
Jonathan Djanogly, MP for Huntingdon, has demanded that Gordon Brown reveal to the public how much tax will need to be raised to cover the spending blackhole.
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Hunting Bill
17 November 2004 :
News
Cambridge's Anne Campbell voted for a fox hunting ban in the face of passionate opposition from the countryside, Tories and the House of Lords.
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Taxation - Djanogly questions Government on spending blackhole
12 November 2004 :
Press Release
Jonathan Djanogly yesterday demanded on the floor of the Commons that the Chancellor come clean on revealing to the public how much taxes will need to be raised to cover the Government’s spending black hole.
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Djanogly slams PM in EU Debate
11 November 2004 :
News
Prime Minister Tony Blair has been accused by Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly of surrendering control of Britain's borders to the European Union.
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Tories call to end Regional Assesmblies
11 November 2004 :
News
Conservative MP's in Cambridgeshire are lining up with demands for the abolition of the unelected East of England Regional Assembly.
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Regional Assemblies - Time to scrap Eastern Region Assembly
9 November 2004 :
Press Release
North East referendum delivers fatal blow to regional agenda
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MP's EU animal warning
18 October 2004 :
News
Jonathan Djanogly has warned that surrendering Britain's legal powers to the European Union would spell disaster for the fight against animal rights extremism.
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