Jonathan Djanogly, Member of Parliament for the Huntingdon Constituency, has helped secure and warmly welcomed £12,000 of new funding which has been allocated to the Alconbury Flood Alleviation Scheme Stage Two for 2023/24.

Jonathan Djanogly, Member of Parliament for the Huntingdon Constituency, has today warmly welcomed £957,788 of newly confirmed funding for Huntingdonshire which will support rural businesses and countryside communities.

Jonathan Djanogly has launched a new survey on tackling crime and anti-social behaviour and is keen to hear the views of local residents.

Last week local MP Jonathan Djanogly visited the St. Neots-based Kioti UK, a local importer business specialising in tractors and other utility vehicles.

Jonathan Djanogly visits Crosshall Junior School in St Neots and spoke to pupils about his role as a constituency Member of Parliament and answered the many excellent questions the children had.

Jonathan Djanogly, MP for the Huntingdon Constituency, has helped secure £69 million of new funding for Cambridgeshire as part of the Government’s Project Gigabit.

Jonathan Djanogly, MP for the Huntingdon Constituency, has today backed the Help to Grow: Management course, a £200m government-funded package aimed at helping small and medium-sized businesses across the United Kingdom.

To celebrate the beginning of English Tourism Week, Jonathan Djanogly visited The Manor at Hemingford Grey, one of the oldest continuously inhabited houses in Britain.

Jonathan Djanogly, MP for the Huntingdon Constituency, has today warmly welcomed the Spring Budget, and particularly the Chancellor’s announcements on childcare reform and the cost of living which will benefit residents across the local area.