Jonathan was involved in a lively Westminster Hall debate over the government's litter strategy:

Jonathan asked:

The following is the content of an email received from Andy Mellors, Managing Director of South Western Railway, concerning imminent industrial action by the RMT union:

Greenoak’s fourth annual awards ceremony celebrated charitable work in Woking, especially the incredible volunteers who provide so much needed support to people in Woking.  Since 2015 these awards alone have contributed over £30,000 to local charities to recognise these fantastic volunteers and t

To mark Srebrenica Memorial Day, Jonathan honoured those who were murdered during the genocide 23 years ago, by signing the Remembering Srebrenica Book of Pledges, promising to stand up to hatred and intolerance and promote a fair, equal and cohesive society for everyone.

Here is a copy of the Chequers Statement issued by HM Governement: 

Jonathan met with his constituent Billie Anderson at Churchilll House, Cobham Road, and happily agreed to sign the Climate Coalition joint letter.

On the 3rd May Jonathan visited Knowl Hill School to speak with children on his role as their MP and politics in general. Jonathan was posed questions varying from NHS funding, the challenges facing the Woking constituency, and why they should vote Conservative.

The Department for Education has provided the following answer to Jonathan's written parliamentary question:

Jonathan met with older people from across the country at an event in Parliament organised by the charity Age UK.  

The event focused on older people’s views of social care and is part of Age UK’s campaign for a better social care system.

Jonathan attended the Diabetes UK function in the Palace of Westminster.

For more information on preventing and living with diabetes:

Diabetes UK

Juvenile Diabetes Research Federation