As part of their series on the Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR), the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) have recently published a “Memo from the Prime Minister” which Bernard Jenkin MP wrote before the General Election as a hypothetical memo from the new Prime Minister establishing the SDSR.  You can read it, and the accompanying article, on the RUSI website by clicking HERE.

Civil Service Governance, an outlet of the independent publishing company Civil Society Media Ltd, has covered Bernard Jenkin MP's election as the new chair of the Public Administration Select Committee.  Click HERE to read the article.

Bernard Jenkin, MP for Harwich and North Essex, has warned that thousands of children with autism in England are needlessly facing a future of mental health problems, because the NHS does not know how to help them.  He is backing a new campaign by the National Autistic Society (NAS), You Need to Know, which aims to tackle an unfit mental health system that fails two-thirds of children with autism and often makes their mental health worse.

Bernard Jenkin, MP for Harwich and North Essex, has won a vote among MPs to chair the important Public Administration Select Committee. 

Bernard Jenkin, MP for Harwich and North Essex, chaired a meeting with Imran Khan, the former test cricketer and Pakistani politician, at the House of Commons on Thursday about the future of Pakistan.

Under fire from North Essex MP Bernard Jenkin, the Marine Environment Minister Huw Irranca-Davies MP, highlighted key provisions in the Marine and Coastal Access Bill which could help get the controversial fence on Mistley Quay removed.  Highlighting a Sunday Times article from local environmental campaigner Charles Clover, who is also Chairman of the Dedham Vale Society, Mr Jenkin raised the issue in the final debate on the Coastal Access Bill before it becomes law.  Mr Jenkin complained that it appeared it would do nothing to resolve the dispute about public access to Mistley Quay,

Bernard Jenkin, Patron of Autism Anglia, has expressed his delight that the Autism Bill passed its third reading in the House of Lords today.  It will now go on to receive Royal Assent and become law.

North Essex MP Bernard Jenkin, who is in Washington this week with the House of Commons Defence Select Committee, has been raising concerns about the President Obama's strategy in Afghanistan.  Mr Jenkin expressed concern that Colchester's 16 Air Assault Brigade are likely to be deployed into a worsening situtation - much worse than last time.

Bernard Jenkin, MP for North Essex, outlined in the House of Commons last night, his views on how Parliament could be changed to make it more accountable and more effective following the recent expenses scandal.