Commenting on the Sustainability and Transformation Plan for Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, Jeremy said:

A United Kingdom Investment Bank is needed more than ever. It makes little sense to be seeking large scale and relatively costly long-term finance for the infrastructure projects so vital to our future productivity when we can raise it more cheaply at home.

Politically Speaking - Staffordshire Newsletter 29/09/16

Politically Speaking - Staffordshire Newsletter 31/08/16

The referendum on 23rd June over whether to remain in or leave the European Union is one of the most important decisions of our lifetimes. Whatever is decided, there will be significant consequences for our country. I therefore urge everyone to use their vote. 

What will it take to end malaria? Bill Gates and George Osborne discuss.

The mosquito in its various forms is responsible for transmitting a number of the world’s most harmful infectious diseases, from malaria to yellow fever, Dengue fever and the Zika virus. Ever since Sir Ronald Ross confirmed the transmission of malaria by the mosquito, the UK has been at the forefront of research into the prevention, control and treatment of vector-borne diseases.

It is very encouraging to see the UK returning to apprenticeships after many years in which they have not been taken seriously enough either by Government or employers. This Government has made a commitment to supporting 3 million apprenticeships between 2015 and 2020, a significant increase on the 2 million in the last Parliament.

Jeremy Lefroy statement on Syria Debate 
    

The award of the Legion d’Honneur by President Hollande to Staffordshire veterans of the Normandy landings who helped to free Europe from the Nazi tyranny, and the solidarity with France shown across the UK after the terrorist attacks in Paris show how close our countries have been for more than one hundred years. We may have our different customs, language and cuisine but we are determined together to uphold freedom.