In Parliament

Andrew Bridgen highlights the importance of the UK’s participation in NATO’s enhanced forward presence in eastern Europe as a vital part of ensuring our own security.

Andrew Bridgen seeks assurance that the Government will never support a second referendum which would be a betrayal of democracy.

Andrew Bridgen receives Government confirmation that parents with disabled children will continue to receive additional support under universal credit.

Andrew Bridgen condemns the South African Parliament for taking powers to seize land from its own citizens, without compensation and solely based on the colour of their skin.

Andrew Bridgen raises concerns that experienced prison officers are leaving the service and seeks reassurance from the Government that exit interviews are conducted so that issues causing them to leave can be addressed.

Andrew Bridgen raises his concerns that, despite the Prime Minister’s assurances it would be temporary, if the House approved the withdrawal agreement we risk being trapped in the backstop indefinitely.

Andrew Bridgen calls on the Government to support local schools that want to transition away from the middle and upper school system so pupils do not need to change schools only five terms before they take their GCSE exams.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the Brexit withdrawal agreement and the decision to delay the vote, Andrew Bridgen asks her if she has lost the trust and credibility of the House, the country and the EU. 

Andrew Bridgen questions the Attorney General on comments made by recently retired president of the EFTA court, Dr Carl Baudenbacher, who said “It is absolutely unbelievable that a country like the UK, which was the first country to accept independent courts, would subject itself to this?”