By Jess Brown-Fuller MP It was an honour to take part in the commemoration of our nation’s veterans and service personnel at Chichester’s War Memorial, on Sunday this week. Remembrance Day events, across Sussex and throughout the country, provide a solemn and valuable opportunity to recognise those who undertook the ultimate act of service to our nation. Individuals devoted to upholding the principles of freedom and democracy, willing to lay down their lives in defence of our

Liberal Democrat MP for Chichester , Jess Brown-Fuller, has hailed a breakthrough victory to bring military family homes up to the Decent Homes Standard in law, after years of campaigning by families and the party. The change, secured after the government conceded to a Liberal Democrat amendment to the Renters’ Rights Bill, will for the first time require the Ministry of Defence to assess Service Family Accommodation every year and report on whether it meets the Decent Homes

Jess Brown-Fuller, MP for Chichester, has called for a statutory independent inquiry following the collapse of a high-profile national security case linked to alleged Chinese interference. Speaking in the Commons during an Urgent Question, Jess said the situation “makes an absolute mockery” of a serious threat to national security, warning that the danger “is not going away but will only increase.” The intervention came after witness statements released on Wednesday night rai

Jess Brown-Fuller has called on the government to urgently accelerate the delivery of compensation to LGBT veterans who were dismissed from the UK Armed Forces due to their sexuality prior to the year 2000 during a debate in Parliament. Speaking in Westminster Hall today, 10 July 2025, Jess Brown-Fuller condemned the slow rollout of the LGBT Veterans' Financial Recognition Scheme and demanded that the Ministry of Defence improve communication, streamline processes, and boost

Today, 27 June 2025, Jess Brown-Fuller called on the UK government to speed up the veteran repayment scheme in recognition of Chichester constituent Liz Stead. The scheme, which was announced in December 2024, has only paid 44 individuals despite over 1,000 people applying.     The government’s £75 million LGBT Financial Recognition Scheme is “to acknowledge the historic wrongs they experienced in the armed forces”. The scheme is open for people affected by the ban on homose