Dear Prime Minister, 

I believe leaving the EU on 29th March 2019 without a deal would be deeply damaging to the economy, employers and the finances of households in Watford.

Today I welcome a budget that rewards hard working people in Watford. I welcome lower taxes, higher wages and significant investment in our public services, including our much loved National Health Service.

As a prize for reaching the finals of the Watford Debating Competition, Richard Harrington MP arranged for students from Kings Langley School and Queens’ School to meet the House of Commons Speaker.

Richard Harrington MP and the Chair of Watford Friends of Kashmir presented the Minister with a petition signed by almost one hundred local residents with concerns about human rights abuses in Kashmir. 

Watford MP, Richard Harrington welcomes Government action to reduce plastic waste, be tougher on animal welfare standards and protect the planet for future generations.

On Monday 17th July 2017, the Education Secretary, The Rt Hon Justine Greening MP, announced a significant additional investment for schools in England, to support the transition to a national funding formula from April 2018.

On Wednesday 29th March,  the United Kingdom’s Permanent Representative to the EU handed a letter to President of the European Council on behalf of the Prime Minister, Theresa May MP, confirming the government’s decision to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union. 

Richard Harrington. MP for Watford, has today welcomed a budget that puts hard working families first by:

Today (17th January 2017), Prime Minster Theresa May, set out her Government’s 12 negotiating objectives for Brexit.

These objectives clearly set out how we can succeed as a nation after we leave the EU, making our country stronger and fairer in the process.