Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.5

Week 7 November - 13 November In a week when Donald Trump was elected as the next President of the United States, yes really, Donald Trump was elected president, and, I'll say it one more time so we're clear, Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States of America, what did Bernard … Continue reading Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.5 →

Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.4

This edition of Bernard Jenkin is a week late. It should have been published on Sunday 6 November but, to be honest, I just forgot to do it. Week 31 October - 6 November In a week when the High Court ruled that Parliament must vote on triggering Article 50 to begin the process of … Continue reading Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.4 →

Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.3

Week 24 October - 30 October In a week when the government announced it would be going ahead with the plan to build a third runway at Heathrow airport, Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith resigned and triggered a by-election where he will run as an independent in protest over the Heathrow decision, and Japanese car … Continue reading Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.3 →

Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.2

Week 17 October - 23 October In a week when the third and final US Presidential debate took place, a decision on airport expansion in the UK was pushed back for at least another year, and by-elections were held in both Witney, following David Cameron's resignation, and Batley and Spen, after the killing of … Continue reading Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.2 →

Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.1

Week 10 October - 16 October Firstly, welcome to the first edition of Bernard Jenkin weekly, the follow up to James Heappey weekly. Here, every week, I will summarise Bernard Jenkin MP for Harwich and North Essex's actions in Parliament. This will include contributions and speeches made in debates, written questions submitted, any select … Continue reading Bernard Jenkin weekly: No.1 →