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Jonathan Gullis MP

Jonathan Gullis MP

Conservative MP for Stoke-on-Trent North

It’s time for government action to shine a light on sudden cardiac arrest
Health
By Jonathan Gullis MP
It’s time for government action to shine a light on sudden cardiac arrest
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is a silent killer that claims the lives of 100,000 people annually in the United Kingdom, surpassing cancer as the nation’s leading cause of death.
Small and medium enterprises need to help to benefit from apprenticeships
Education
By Jonathan Gullis MP
Small and medium enterprises need to help to benefit from apprenticeships
Apprenticeships are riding a tide of positive public opinion as more people look for opportunities to gain work experience while they learn or reskill themselves to better meet the demands of today’s jobs market.
We must protect Northern Ireland veterans and support victims and survivors
Defence
By Jonathan Gullis MP
We must protect Northern Ireland veterans and support victims and survivors
Addressing the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles is one of the most complex and sensitive policy issues the government has faced.
Boris Johnson confirms government considering new law to protect war memorials after wave of protests
Defence
Boris Johnson confirms government considering new law to protect war memorials after wave of protests
Ministers are considering plans to impose tougher sentences on war memorial vandals, Boris Johnson has confirmed.
MP brands unions ‘utterly disgraceful’ as they insist schools cannot reopen in September with two-metre rule
Education
MP brands unions ‘utterly disgraceful’ as they insist schools cannot reopen in September with two-metre rule
Education unions were attacked by Conservative MPs as they warned that schools will likely be unable to reopen in September if the Government’s two-metre social distancing rule remains in place.
Those who disrespect our war dead should face tougher sentences
Home affairs
By Jonathan Gullis MP
Those who disrespect our war dead should face tougher sentences
Our memorials stand in solemn remembrance of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Whether it's pub dwellers seeking relief or protesters seeking to amplify their cause, anyone who damages them should face the consequences