Jonathan Djanogly welcomes the Prime Minister’s statement following the nerve agent attack in Salisbury. He highlights that sanctions are most effective when applied multilaterally, but raises concerns that when we leave the EU we will lose our position on the body that sets those sanctions.  read more »

Jonathan meeting with Cambridgeshire Mayor James Palmer to discuss vital infrastructure projects in Huntingdonshire including an early start on the A428 as part of the Cambridge to Oxford Expressway and the opening of Alconbury Weald train station.

Jonathan meeting Natasha Emery and Royal College of Nursing Regional Officer Kathryn Hardaker to discuss nursing pay and local health provision.

Jonathan with Olympic athlete Iwan Thomas, Executive Head Rod Warsap and the Mayor of Godmanchester at the official opening of the new Godmanchester Bridge Academy.

Jonathan visiting Mandeville Hall in Kimbolton during Village Halls Week to mark its success as the only hall in Cambridgeshire so far to achieve the highest level of Hallmark accreditation.

Speaking in a debate on the Second Reading of the Trade Bill, Jonathan Djanogly backs a clause which aims to ensure continuity with regard to the GPA, or government procurement agreement, post-Brexit, as we will have to rejoin the GPA in our own right, rather than as a member of the EU.  read more »

The vote last night was not about stopping or delaying Brexit; neither was it a reflection on the performance of the Prime Minister, who I have publicly congratulated on a remarkable deal on the EU Withdrawal phase one negotiations.  read more »

Jonathan Djanogly intervenes during the 7th day of debate on the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill to make the point that Article 50 commits us to leaving the EU, this Bill is about UK’s internal process on implementing that.  read more »

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on Brexit, Jonathan Djanogly asks her about comments from the EU’s chief negotiator on the decoupling of future security negotiations from future trade discussions.  read more »

Jonathan welcoming St Ivo School pupils to Parliament.