In Parliament

James Sunderland MP records his personal sympathies to those affected by the terrorist attack in Reading. Following the Home Secretary’s statement to the House of Commons, he seeks reassurance on the deportation of foreign nationals who commit crimes in the UK.

James Sunderland MP asks the Secretary of State for Education about tackling the backlog in child and adolescent mental health services caused as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

James Sunderland welcomes DFID and FCO merger and seeks confirmation that it will come with a more comprehensive strategy combining all the threads of soft power.

James Sunderland praises Bracknell shops for all they have done to keep customers safe and calls on Government to review 2m social distancing rule to give our high streets a big boost.

James Sunderland praises the work of the Prison and Probation Service and calls for new prisons to focus on creating better educational, training and rehabilitation outcomes.

Speaking in the House of Commons, James Sunderland calls for Government and local council support for valuable leisure and sporting facilities such as Bracknell Ski Slope and Ice Rink when they are facing financial difficulties.

James Sunderland welcomes the Bill which delivers on election manifesto promises to get tough on crime, increase sentences for convicted terrorist offenders and enhance the ability to monitor those in the community who might still pose a threat.

Speaking in the House of Commons, James Sunderland pays tribute to the professionalism and patience of the police when facing aggression and violence over the weekend.

Following the Home Secretary’s statement on the introduction of the 14-day quarantine period for passengers arriving in the UK, James Sunderland calls on the Government to be pragmatic and lift this policy at the first opportunity.