Henry has praised the Prime Minister, the Attorney General and the Brexit Secretary for their determination to try and find a compromise on the Backstop which would ensure the Withdrawal Agreement gets through Parliament.

Henry has said he is deeply saddened by the news that Chalcroft’s main contracting company is going into liquidation.

Henry recently attended a drop-in session hosted by the Dogs Trust in Parliament where the charity was asking MPs to join its campaign to end the cruel practice of puppy smuggling.

On Monday 18th February Henry Bellingham MP for North West Norfolk asked Gavin Williamson MP, the Secretary of State for Defence, to pay tribute to the incredible crews who have manned the iconic Tornado aircraft at RAF Marham for the last forty years.

Henry has said he very much welcomes Government action on unauthorised encampments. 

Henry has very much welcomed the Police Grant and Local Government Financial Settlement.

Henry has paid a “heartfelt tribute” to Wing Commander Vic Stapley the former Bomber Command veteran and former Mayor of King’s Lynn, and West Norfolk Borough Council who very sadly passed away yesterday.

Commenting on the latest Brexit developments Henry said: “Of course, it is truly excellent news the House of Commons backed Graham Brady’s Amendment. The EU have been saying for some time now “please tell us what you want” now the Prime Minister can go back to Brussels and make it very clear that there is no majority for the backstop in its current for.

Henry was delighted to have been able to attend Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust’s Parliamentary drop-in event on Tuesday 22nd January. Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust aims to make cervical cancer a disease of the past – this is certainly an admirable aim as over 3,200 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer every year.

Henry welcomes King’s Lynn new school and went on to say: “It really is superb news that St Edmunds Academy, the former St Edmundsbury School, will be moving from its current site next to the fire station to a new purpose built school in Greenpark Avenue adjacent to the Lynnsport development.”