James Sunderland joins colleague Jonathan Gullis MP in a debate in Westminster Hall to promote their Private Member’s Bill to better protect our war memorials with the introduction of a specific offence of desecrating a war memorial.
James Sunderland welcomes the Government’s approach to equality that moves beyond a focus on protected characteristics and calls on the Government to never bow to those who suggest that white people should feel guilty for being white or to those who peddle the notion of white privilege as “we are all in this together”.
James Sunderland calls on Hampshire County Council and the Sussex county councils to do more to mitigate the effects of traffic pollution and noise through the ancient villages in the South Downs National Park.
James Sunderland speaks in a debate on the public health restrictions and calls on the Government to review the rules on gyms and exercise, to provide more support for high street businesses competing against online giants and to maximise testing in schools and roll out vaccinations for teachers at the earliest opportunity.
Speaking in a debate on the Chinese Government’s use of Uyghur slave labour in Xinjiang province, James Sunderland asks the Minister about the Chinese Government’s reaction when confronted with the evidence.