In Parliament

James Cleverly backs the Bill to enable to Government to trigger Article 50 and formally start the process of leaving the EU.

James Cleverly calls for more support for self-employed to become employers and hire their first member of staff.

James Cleverly backs the Defence Secretary on his decision not to release information that could jeopardise the security of the UK’s independent nuclear deterrent as it is not in the public or national interest to discuss these operations openly.

James Cleverly welcomes railway reforms that will bring together train operating companies and Network Rail to provide a better service for commuters in Braintree.

James Cleverly highlights the importance of building a good working relationship with the incoming Presidency of the United States.

Following the Secretary of State for Defence’s statement on the Defence Estate, James Cleverly asks him about the future of MOD Wethersfield and seeks assurances for the future of high-tech security businesses, air cadet flying and the headquarters and training functions of the Ministry of Defence police. 

James Cleverly calls on the Government to do more to support police and fire services working more collaboratively.

James Cleverly makes his maiden speech in the House of Commons.