In Parliament

James Cleverly highlights problems facing high-tech manufacturing employers and calls for a Parliamentary debate on high-tech vacancies and the need for more training to enable the workforce to successfully fill jobs vacancies in this sector.

James Cleverly backs the Finance Bill and particularly welcomes efforts to relieve pressure on small and medium businesses and ensure that large international businesses pay their fair share of tax.

James Cleverly asks the Secretary of State for Justice about efforts to counter extremism and radicalisation in prisons and introducing positive male role models in particular.

Speaking in a debate on the Armed Forces, James Cleverly highlights the need for better flexible working options for armed forces personnel and welcomes moves to commonality in the equipment used by our strike brigades to simplify spares and repairs.

James Cleverly welcomes extra £1.3bn for schools and asks Education Secretary to confirm no school will lose out as a result of the new funding formula.

James Cleverly calls on the Prime Minister to outline proposals for improving trade with developing countries that have historically been penalised by EU tariff arrangements.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the Grenfell Tower fire, James Cleverly asks the PM if the London Resilience Forum plans were fully implemented and calls for lessons learned in the inquiry are fed back into resilience forums around the country.

James Cleverly calls for permanent memorial to PC Keith Palmer who was killed defending the Houses of Parliament before the General Election.

James Cleverly rejects calls for the Prime Minister to intervene directly in the Northern Ireland talks at the moment as it would reward intransigence on the part of some political parties in Northern Ireland.