In Parliament

James Cleverly speaks in the House of Commons calling for regular and reliable rail services on the Braintree branch line to Liverpool Street.

James Cleverly calls for more money to be spent on efforts to keep young people safe and out of trouble in the first place.

James Cleverly take an opportunity to name-check Halstead Town Football Club in a debate in the House of Commons.

James Cleverly calls on the Government to ensure that organisations such as the British Council and the BBC World Service are well funded and able to project our soft power globally as we leave the European Union.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the European Council meeting and the Brexit negotiations, James Cleverly urges MPs who have changed their mind and will no longer respect the referendum result to be honest with their constituents and say so.

Following the Government statement on the good work plan, which sets out the Government’s vision for the future of the UK labour market and modern working practices, James Cleverly highlights the Conservative party’s tradition of protecting and enhancing workers’ rights.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the Brexit withdrawal agreement and the decision to delay the vote, James Cleverly seeks assurance from the PM  that she will go back to the European Union and get a deal that will have the support of the UK Parliament so that the UK can leave the EU on 29 March.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the G20 Summit, James Cleverly calls on the PM to reject calls to move away from liberal free market economics and continue to promote free trade as a means of lifting developing nations and their peoples out of poverty.

James Cleverly urges continued public support and understanding for the military and the armed forces covenant and praises Braintree District Council which prioritises the military and military families in the allocation of social housing.