World Sepsis Day 2025
Attended a parliamentary event ahead of World Sepsis Day to support greater awareness of sepsis and back calls for improved recognition of symptoms and early treatment.
Ukraine Questions
Highlighting Russia’s continued attacks on Ukraine, Sir John urged stronger sanctions and increased support for Ukraine, emphasizing that Putin currently shows no interest in a ceasefire.
Middle East Questions
Expressing concern over civilian casualties in Gaza, Sir John highlighted that at least 200 journalists have died, urging the Israeli Government to prevent further targeting and uphold international standards.
Summer News
St Peter’s Hospital I very much welcome the decision of the NHS Mid and South Essex ICB to maintain out patient services at St Peter’s Hospital for up to five years while progressing plans for a new health hub. This is a clear recognition that Maldon needs its own community health facilities, as was recommended […]
Merchant Navy Day
Attendance at Merchant Navy Day commemorations in Maldon honouring local seafarers who lost their lives in the Second World War and recognising the community’s continued remembrance.
Overseas Development Aid
On UK aid and development policy, supporting a strategic approach through the FCDO while recognising concerns about funding changes and the need for effective, accountable spending.
Illegal Immigration
Calling for stronger border enforcement, swift removals and action to ease pressures on communities, services and taxpayers.
Echoes of History show
Visit to the Echoes of History event in Rettendon, recognising the work of the Essex Historic Military Vehicles Association and the strong community turnout for the show.
Select Committee Report on Gaza
Statement reflecting concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, supporting ceasefire efforts, increased aid access, hostage release and a negotiated two-state solution as the path to lasting peace.
Civilian Death in Gaza
Sir John expressed shock at civilian deaths in Gaza and urged that international media, including the BBC and Reuters, be granted full access to verify the situation on the ground.