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John hosts a debate on building up not out…
John makes a speech in his debate on creating more affordable housing by building up not out…
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Why developers need to build up, not out
Britain must rethink its unfair and outdated planning system. Housing, whether it’s rent or mortgage payments, is probably the biggest single monthly bill that most of us face. And, because we haven’t built enough new hoses for decades, no matter…
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Energy regulator accused of being ‘scared to do its job’
This article was written by Nathalie Thomas, Energy Correspondent at The Financial Times. John Penrose has criticised Watchdogs for not imposing a cap on electricity and gas bills. Please use the sharing tools found via the share button at the…
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Energy bills. We need a relative price cap – to boost choice, cut prices and stick it to the Big Six.
Most industries believe that customer loyalty is hugely important. Whether it’s a supermarket’s loyalty card, an airline’s airmiles scheme or the coffee card that gives you a free cuppa, most businesses reward their most loyal customers with special treatment, to…
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Allowing developers to build ‘Up Not Out’ could help solve the housing crisis
The way to solve the housing crisis is to reduce planning restrictions on urban property owners, allowing them to build up to the level of other buildings in the same block, argues John Penrose MP. Housing, whether it’s rent or mortgage…
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John discusses how a Sovereign Wealth could transform the UK’s economy
A video of the debate John called about his idea for a sovereign wealth fund to make the UK’s economy the strongest in the G20.
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John on the importance of tackling Electoral Fraud
John Penrose, Minister for the Constitution, discusses the importance of tackling Electoral Fraud in a debate within Parliament about the Tower Hamlets investigation…
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John debates automatic voter registration in Westminster Hall
John discusses automatic voter registration during a Political and Constitutional Reform Committee meeting…
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John debates House of Lords Reform Debate
John Penrose, Minister for Constitutional Reform, concludes that the challenge of the reform of The House of Lords is not to agree that change is needed but to reach a “large consensus” about what that change should be. He says…
