MP for the Braintree constituency since 2015

Member of Parliament for Braintree, Halstead and neighbouring villages.
Minister of State for Middle East and North Africa.

In Pictures

James Cleverly pays his respects on Remembrance Sunday

8 November 2020

Although there wasn’t a traditional Remembrance parade in Braintree today, James Cleverly added his wreath to the others laid.

James Cleverly urges people to support the Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal

7 November 2020

James Cleverly visits Steeple Bumpstead where almost a quarter of the losses in WW1 from the tiny village came from one family.

James Cleverly welcomes Cultural Recovery Fund grant to Hedingham Castle

11 October 2020

James Cleverly welcomes news that a Cultural Recovery Fund grant of just under £50,000 to Hedingham Castle which will help protect local jobs as well as protect the thousand year old building.

News

James Cleverly welcomes financial support for Colne Valley Railway

10 October 2020

James Cleverly welcomes news that the Colne Valley Railway has been chosen as one of heritage organisations set to share the first wave of a £1.57bn government support package.

Our towns are open for business

20 June 2020

James Cleverly visits local shops and encourages people to get out and support our local economy.

Coronavirus statement

19 March 2020

Over the coming months, it is understandable that many people will be worried about the global spread of COVID-19.

In Parliament

James Cleverly responds to debate on the Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy

9 February 2021

James Cleverly responds, on behalf of the Government, to a debate on the Integrated Review which will define and strengthen our position as an independent actor on the global stage and how we will back this up with action to secure our interests and defend our values.

James Cleverly responds to an Urgent Question on Yemen

8 February 2021

James Cleverly, Minister for Middle East and North Africa, responds to an Urgent Question on the ongoing conflict and humanitarian situation in Yemen.

James Cleverly leads debate on transition of existing EU sanctions into UK law

3 February 2021

James Cleverly leads a debate on regulations that rollover existing EU sanctions regimes into UK law and tells MPs that the UK now has an independent sanctions policy to support our foreign policy and national security interests, so the UK can use sanctions to act as a force for good in the world.

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