Robert Sturdy

Conservative MEP – UK Eastern Region.

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Robert Sturdy hosts Seminar on Invasive Alien Species(0)

Brussels, 25th January 2012 – This Tuesday, Robert Sturdy, MEP for the East of England and member of the European Parliament’s Agriculture and Rural Development Committee, welcomed guests from European Anglers Alliance, European Squirrel Initiative, COPA-COGECA, European Landowners Organisation, the Australian Representative to the EU, the RSPB and many more, to the European Parliament to [...]

Update: Going Global Trade Conference, Friday 2nd March 2012 – Registration Open Now – Register Free Today!(0)

Going Global Trade Conference On the 2nd of March 2012, in the prestigious surroundings of one of the world’s greatest and oldest universities, Robert Sturdy MEP, Vice-Chairman of the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, will be hosting a trade conference aimed at bringing together British SMEs and national and European experts, advisers and officials, to [...]

Robert Sturdy in Geneva for World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference(0)

Geneva, Saturday 17th December 2011 – Fears that over the stalled Doha Development Round negotiations, which have dominated the multilateral environment for the last 10 years, were pushed aside this week, as the WTO held its 8th Ministerial in Geneva. Despite the lack of progress with a Doha agreement, the WTO managed to see the conclusion [...]

EP News Article: It is not only tariffs that hamper free trade(0)

Removing obstacles to trade between nations is not only important for exporters who can thus better penetrate foreign markets and make more money, but also for consumers who can enjoy a wider choice at better prices. Trade liberalisation in the last couple of decades has pushed tariffs down across the world, but other barriers to [...]

Robert Sturdy praises DEFRA announcement on battery cages(0)

Brussels, 6th December, 2011 – Robert Sturdy, MEP for the East of England and member of the European Parliaments Agriculture and Rural Development Committee, has praised today’s announcement by Agricultural Minister Jim Paice that will prevent eggs from ‘battery cages’ being sold in the UK. The announcement from DEFRA was in response to the upcoming [...]

Robert Sturdy to host trade conference in March 2012 – regional businesses register free today!(0)

Conference: ‘Going Global: Helping Small Businesses Trade Abroad’ Venue: Robinson College, University of Cambridge on the 2nd of March 2012. On the 2nd of March 2012, in the prestigious surroundings of one of the world’s greatest and oldest universities, Robert Sturdy MEP, Vice-Chairman of the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, will be hosting a trade conference [...]

Robert Sturdy hails Toyota’s UK investment plans(0)

Brussels, 25th November 2011 – Robert Sturdy, vice-Chairman of the European Parliament’s International Trade Committee and MEP for the East of England, has welcomed news that Toyota will increase investment in its UK plants which will create up to 1, 500 jobs. Toyota plans to invest the money by consolidating the production of the hatchback [...]

Robert Sturdy attends European Parkinson’s Disease Association lunch in the European Parliament(0)

Brussels, Tuesday 22nd November 2011 – East of England MEP, Robert Sturdy, attended an event hosted by European Parkinson’s Disease Association (EPDA) to raise awareness of the disease and its affects. Speaking after the event, Robert said: “There are more than 1.2 million people with Parkinson’s disease in Europe today and this number is expected [...]

Robert Sturdy Welcomes Commissioner Dali’s Statement on Laying Hens(0)

Strasbourg, 16th November 2011 – Robert Sturdy, MEP for the East of England, has welcomed EU Health Commissioner John Dali’s statement about the ongoing fiasco surrounding the January 2012 ban on battery cages from laying hens. In a meeting of national farming ministers earlier this week, Commissioner Dali outlined the Commission’s plan to send out [...]

New EU Body Scanner rules protect health and basic liberties at Eastern England’s airports(0)

Strasbourg, 14th November 2011 — New rules proposed by the European Commission today for the use of body scanners at airports will give passengers greater choice and protection when travelling from the East of England’s airports, Robert Sturdy, Conservative MEP for the region, said after the annoucement of the proposals. Over the past couple of years [...]