In Parliament

Andrew Bridgen thanks the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards for the investigation and report into the conduct of Leicester East MP, Keith Vaz, and regrets that there is no apology from Mr Vaz to the people of Leicester East nor appropriate reaction from the Labour Party.

Andrew Bridgen calls for a debate on whether the manpower and resources of the Home Office modern slavery unit are sufficient to deal with organised crime, such as people trafficking, sexual exploitation and money laundering. 

Andrew Bridgen questions the Government about the increased levels of particulates from heavier electric vehicles and the increased tyre wear and road wear.

Andrew Bridgen makes several interventions in a debate on the BBC and calls for an end to the licence fee to be funded by advertising and online sales such as making BBC iPlayer available overseas for a fee.

Speaking in a debate on the business case for HS2, Andrew Bridgen raises concerns that the hubs will not be in the city centres and additional uncosted infrastructure will be required to take passengers to the city centres.

Following the demonstrations in Hong Kong, Andrew Bridgen calls on the Government to support the demands of the protesters for the permanent withdrawal of the contentious extradition treaty and urge China to uphold the one country, two systems agreement.

Andrew Bridgen celebrates the 9 million trees planted in the past 30 years to create the new national forest.

Andrew Bridgen welcomes the fact the four out of five adult social care services are rated either good or outstanding, but asks what the Government is doing to ensure it becomes five out of five.

Andrew Bridgen highlights the fact that council tax in 93 English local authorities is lower in real terms this year than it was in 2010-11.