Julian Sturdy MP

Member of Parliament - York Outer
Before being elected as York Outer’s Member of Parliament in May 2010, Julian Sturdy was a working farmer in York where he lives with his wife Victoria and two children, George and Florence.

Julian, a Yorkshireman born and bred, has a tendency to call a spade a spade whilst gaining a proven reputation for getting things done. As an effective local campaigner he has been fighting to protect our Green Belt, support small and medium-sized businesses, improve our local transport network and tackle York’s NHS funding problems. Julian has always believed that local communities should be at the heart of society and he remains passionate about keeping them there.

Julian says:

“As someone who has grown up and worked in the area all my life, being local helps me to understand the issues and challenges that people have in York and the surrounding villages. I care passionately about our local community because this is my local community, and the issues that affect you affect me and my family.”

News

Julian Sturdy MP Keeps Pressure on Campaign For Pet Theft Reform

Building on his long-running lobbying campaign for tougher sentences for pet thefts, Julian pressed Ministers again at Home Office questions to commit to a date to bring forward legislation to enact changes in the law to avoid any further delay.

£34 million flood defence investment for York

York Conservatives and Julian Sturdy MP have welcomed yesterday’s confirmation by the Environment Secretary of funding to support the ongoing upgrade of the city’s flood defences.

Julian Sturdy MP lobbies Boris Johnson on Mass Testing for York

Today, at Prime Minister’s Questions, Julian pressed Boris Johnson on the importance of York returning to the lowest tier 1 level (medium alert) of restrictions when the renewed national lockdown expires on 2nd December in line with the fall in the virus locally, and asked him to call on City of

Julian Sturdy MP's Post-Election Message

I want to warmly thank everyone who voted to re-elect me as MP for York Outer last Thursday. I was delighted to be returned with an increased majority, and I want to repay this vote of confidence by working to deliver for our city over the next 5 years.