James Sunderland MP has congratulated Bracknell Forest Council on being named as the ‘ninth least wasteful town’.
Today, MPs faced one of the most divisive votes of this Parliament, namely the measures relating to the Omicron variant. Having been repeatedly asked how I intended to vote, I have spent much of the week reading the correspondence that I have received, counselling widely and taking advice. Given that all arguments are deeply polarised and that opinions vary wildly, this has not been easy.
Over the past few days, I have been asked why I voted against the Mercer/Jarvis Amendment on visa fees for foreign and commonwealth soldiers. Some of the criticism I have received is ill-informed and the facts are somewhat different so I wish to set the record straight. It is also not true that I ‘rebelled’ against it - As a member of the Government, I voted with the Whip, along with the vast majority of my colleagues.
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James Sunderland presents a cheque for over £2,000 raised at the Bracknell Conservatives Annual Dinner to Bracknell-based charity Debra which helps people, mainly children and young people, who are affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB).