MP cites the test of reasonableness Today in the House of Commons, the Prime Minister gave a Statement following the publication of the Sue Gray report into lockdown events. In the Chamber, John said, “I believe both party leaders have a lot to answer for. The British Army adheres to the principle that you...
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MP: Looks forward to Prime Minister’s input Today at Prime Minister’s Questions, John Baron MP asked, “The Prime Minister will recall that I have previously raised the plight of the roughly 170 British Council contractors who remain in Afghanistan in fear of their lives – of whom 85 are assessed to be at ‘very...
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MP: Victims’ families seek closure Today in the House of Commons, John Baron MP spoke during the Second Reading of the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill. In the Chamber, John said, “Some of us served in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, and did indeed see the sacrifice made. We tend to underestimate...
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MP: Fund will protect historic collections As part of its commitment to levelling up, the Government has announced a new round of funding for museums and galleries from the Museum Estate and Development Fund. This £16.9 million will help museums to conduct maintenance work to improve their building infrastructure for the benefit of visitors,...
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Chair details 1922 Defence Committee report Today the House of Commons held a general debate on NATO and international security. During the debate, John Baron MP highlighted the recent report of the 1922 Defence Committee, which he chairs. John said, “The consensus achieved today in this debate is essential if we are...
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MP and Karen Collier agree to help vulnerable constituents John Baron MP has recently visited HSBC bank, Billericay High Street, and met with Karen Collier, Local Director, to discuss the news that HSBC UK plan to close the branch as part of a wider branch closure programme consisting of 69 branches in the UK....
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