David Burrowes calls for a stop to the downgrading of hospital services in favour of changes based on local and clinical need.

David Burrowes introduces a 10 minute rule bill on the desecration of war memorials.

David leads a Commons debate promoting the collection of umbilical cord blood and specifically asks the Government to respond to a recommendation for an advisory committee to formulate a cord blood bank policy.

David Burrowes presents one of over 120 petitions opposing the compulsory registration and monitoring of home-educated children.

David Burrowes welcomes proposals in the Crime and Security Bill to deal with domestic violence, particularly against women, but calls for proposals to tackle increasing drug use, a review of the extradition treaty and criminal justice reform to give more input to victims.

David Burrowes outlines his proposals to change the youth justice system.

Speaking in the debate, David Burrowes says that increased confidence in Cyprus can only come about through dialogue and access and he therefore welcomes talks between the leaders of the two communities.

David Burrowes calls for a fundamental change to our criminal justice system to provide greater protection for vulnerable witnesses and allow more of an input for victims.

David Burrowes puts the case for retaining the role of the Secretary of State in cases where a prisoner’s early release is considered on compassionate grounds.

David Burrowes calls on the Government to review the Extradition Act 2003 and the operation of the US-UK extradition treaty, particularly highlighting the case of his constituent, Gary McKinnon.