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In his role as Security Minister, James Brokenshire wrote the below article on 15th July 2020 for The Times Red Box underlining the Government’s commitment to combat far right extremist groups and their attempts to target and radicalise young people online:

In his role as Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has committed a further £25 million to the new National Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre to improve the visitor experience and maximise green space on the site, creating an enduring monument to the victims and survivors of the Holocaus

James Brokenshire has written to leading developers in his role as Communities Secretary to remind them of their legal obligation to consider the impact of a project on birds and other wildlife, following increasing concern over netting being placed in trees and hedgerows ahead of building work. 

Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has announced a multi-million pound package for the Thames Estuary to create jobs, build new homes and boost local economic growth.

Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has confirmed today that councils across the country are to benefit from more than £13 million funding to breathe new life in to our green spaces for the benefit of all.

Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire has introduced the Tenant Fees Act which puts a stop to unnecessary, costly fees imposed on tenants by landlords and letting agents.

Communities Secretary, James Brokenshire confirmed today that councils in England are to benefit from increased funding for core services including additional support for the most vulnerable in society.

James Brokenshire gave his support to those affected by cancer and the NHS staff who care for them at a special Westminster event for World Cancer Day.

James Brokenshire has warmly welcomed the news that Bexley’s first “free school” will open next year.  The Hope Community School has been given the green light by the Department for Education to accept Primary School pupils from September. Hope Community School will serve the Sidcup/Foots Cray area from the site of the old Harenc School site.

James Brokenshire has become a ‘citizen scientist’ to help Cancer Research UK fight cancer.  James took five minutes out to take a turn on the new Cell SliderTM website, which could help the charity to bring forward the day when all cancers are cured.