On Sunday 25th November the leaders of the 27 EU countries approved the agreement on the UK’s withdrawal.  This brought an end to the negotiations that began in March 2017.  It is clear from conversations and correspondence I have had with residents and businesses that people want Brexit to be se

Led by Jo Churchill, Suffolk MPs hosted some of the finest food, drink and entertainment from across the region in Parliament, in an event held on Suffolk Day on Thursday 21st June.

Dear David, 

Further to the roll out of Universal Credit this month, across parts of my Bury St Edmunds constituency, I am writing to draw your attention to emerging challenges for services in my constituency.

"As I travel to Brussels today, I know that many people will be looking to us – the leaders of the 28 nations in the European Union – to demonstrate we are putting people first.

On Thursday 29th June, Jo Churchill MP marked her re-election to Parliament by contributing to debate of the Queen’s Speech. Speaking in the Chamber, she discussed the government’s pledge towards jobs and the national economy.

Bury St Edmunds MP Jo Churchill has been appointed as Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to the Department of Health, having been re-elected to Parliament in June 2017. Mrs Churchill has been appointed as PPS to The Rt. Honourable Jeremy Hunt MP, Secretary of State for Health.

On Wednesday 1st March Jo Churchill MP, during Prime Minister’s Questions, praised the achievement of West Suffolk College in being awarded ‘Best Teaching and Learning Initiative’ at the TES (Teaching Every Child) Awards 2017 and called on Theresa May to join in welcoming the efforts of the colle

On Wednesday 1st March, Jo Churchill MP lent her support to the benefits of the Bus Services Bill, to her constituency, in the House of Commons. The Bill aims to energise the bus service sector; growing passenger numbers and improving the overall bus service for passengers.

On Tuesday 10th January during a Westminster Hall debate in Parliament, Jo Churchill MP spoke passionately in favour of plans, announced by Prime Minister Theresa May the day before, to make provisions for young people’s mental health support, particularly in schools.

On Thursday 15th December during a House of Commons debate, Jo Churchill MP raised her concerns for local and rural broadband provisions in a debate concerning the Government’s Broadband Universal Service Obligation (BUSO) with the Minister for Digital and Culture, Matthew Hancock MP.