Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown intervenes in a debate on the Planning and Infrastructure Bill raising concerns over the exclusion of local communities from the planning process. He also calls for water companies to become statutory consultees to ensure that new housing does not result in extra sewage going into our rivers.

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown questions the Government on efforts to improve armed forces recruitment and retention.

Following the Government response to the Urgent Question on DEFRA’s sudden decision to stop the sustainable farming incentive, Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown questions the decision, which was made with no notice and no consultation, and asks the Minister to outline plans for a replacement.