In Parliament

Alex Chalk was first elected as Cheltenham's MP in 2015 and was re-elected in 2017.

During his time as an MP, Alex was a member of the Justice Select Committee which scrutinises the work of the Government in this area. In addition to this, Alex was Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Pro Bono; Co- Chair of the APPG on Cylcing; Vice Chair of the APPG on Public Legal Education; Vice Chair of the APPG on Bees; Vice Chair of the APPG on Lyme Disease; and was a member of the APPG for Highways Maintenance.

You can read Alex Chalk's speeches and appearances in Parliament below:

Summer Adjournment | Commons debates

May I, on behalf of all the House, start by warmly congratulating my hon.

Tuition Fees | Bills Presented | Commons debates

Has the hon.

Prison and Youth Custody Centre Safety | Commons debates

There is a grave situation in our prisons, and the Minister is being typically frank in acknowledging that.

Prisoners' Release | Ministry of Justice | Written Answers

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what steps the Government is taking to bring about the release of prisoners subject to a sente

Drugs Policy | Points of Order | Commons debates

The hon. Gentleman is making a powerful speech, but I regret to say that he is wrong in one particular regard.

Youth Unemployment | Oral Answers to Questions - Treasury | Commons debates

Government investment in Cheltenham’s cyber-accelerator since 2015 is now yielding results, with numerous cyber start-ups benefiting from

Schools Update | Commons debates

I thank the Secretary of State and her Ministers for taking so much time to listen to my concerns about Cheltenham’s schools and the conc

Homelessness | Oral Answers to Questions - Communities and Local Government | Commons debates

Our manifesto makes it clear that rough sleeping is unacceptable, and I am delighted that the Secretary of State shares my view that we s

Gender Recognition: Passports | Home Office | Written Answers

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what conclusions on gender and passport markings the Government has drawn from its

Homelessness | Oral Answers to Questions - Communities and Local Government | Commons debates

What progress his Department has made on plans to tackle homelessness.