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Julian Sturdy - Strong Voice for York Outer

Julian Sturdy

Member of Parliament for York Outer

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York Press column: All action ahead of Easter

York Press column: All action ahead of Easter

It has been a jam-packed couple of weeks since my last column where I had an opportunity to reflect on the Chancellor’s Budget. I want to begin by highlighting the fantastic news that inflation has dropped to 3.4 per cent – the lowest in two and a half years. When the Prime Minister came to

Julian works with Parkinson’s UK

This week in Parliament, Julian had a really positive meeting with Laura from Parkinson’s...

Julian meets with Minister to discuss Renters (Reform) Bill

Alongside Andy Simpson of York Residential Lettings Association, Julian met with Jacob Young MP...

Julian supports Dogs Trust plea to end puppy smuggling

Julian has pledged his support on the issue of puppy smuggling today at a...

Julian visits Port of Dover with EFRA Committee

April 18, 2023

Julian visited the Port of Dover with other members of the EFRA Select Committee to discuss the implementation of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) and how we are best preparing for the change.

The new biometric system will initially require anyone arriving from outside the EU, including the UK, to have their fingerprints scanned and a photograph taken. EES will replace the traditional system of manually stamping passports, attempting to shorten the process of cross-border travel, and provide more reliable data such as working out if someone has overstayed their visit.

This trip was important to gain a greater understanding of how the scheme will work and how it will be implemented in the most efficient and effective way possible. Positive discussions were had but a significant work remains.

This will require cooperation across government and with our French partners to ensure that we do not exacerbate a situation that is already fragile and to make travel as seamless and safe as possible.

Julian will continue monitor developments and press Ministers for action where needed.