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Ministerial colleagues at the Ministry of Justice, Chalk tabled new laws in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill to prohibit those in
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Chalk voiced concerns relating to leaving the EU without a deal, but discouraged a People's Vote rally in
Cheltenham to fight against a "No Deal Brexit". Chalk consistently argued that the only way to avoid No Deal and to respect the result of the referendum was to vote for a deal. Chalk advocated a
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He prosecuted three members of a so-called 'Muslim Patrol' who were jailed at the Old Bailey for assault, affray and public order offences. Chalk also prosecuted a group of radical Sunni
Muslims who were jailed for attacking a group of Shi'ite Muslims. Chalk prosecuted serious fraud cases, including
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England using heat pumps, efficient lighting systems and thousands of solar panels, to reduce energy demand by half and cut carbon emissions by at least 85% compared to prisons
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to a further 25 prisons by the end of the year, giving offenders the chance to work in professionally-run prison kitchens with the intention of turning them away from a life of crime. In the programme prisoners train in professionally-run prison kitchens for up to 35 hours a week, preparing and
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In May 2018, prompted by his concerns about a rise in child and adolescent mental health in his constituency, Chalk led a
Parliamentary inquiry, together with the Children's Society and Young Minds charities, into the impact of social media and cyber bullying on young people's mental health.
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already under construction. Chalk also announced that charities and companies which help rehabilitate offenders had been awarded around £200 million of
Government funding to provide support services that help reduce reoffending, such as employment and housing advice.
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confirmed it had received a complaint in 2016 and he was under investigation at the time. Following a lengthy investigation, the Crown
Prosecution Service said it would take no further action against any Conservative candidates or party official, including Alex Chalk.
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Probation Service does. He also announced an overhaul to the unpaid work that offenders are ordered to do as part of community service.
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who had travelled to Europe. Following the vote, Chalk published his response to constituents explaining the context of the vote and stated that it was "one of the toughest votes in time in Parliament".
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prisoner as the increasing use of alternative language to refer to and address prisoners was "sending mixed messages about how the state and wider society perceived serious criminals."
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1319:"Hammersmith and Fulham Council Election Results 1964–2010"
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later in 2018, and then in May 2019 became PPS to the new
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From June 2015 to January 2019, Chalk was a member of the
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In May 2017, Chalk voted against investigations into the
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1773:"How MPs voted on bombing Isis in Syria – complete list"
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raised the maximum sentence for stalking to ten years.
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Chalk was re-elected as MP for Cheltenham at the snap
538:. Chalk lost his seat to the Liberal Democrats in the
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2565:"Milad Rouf: Student jailed for Brighton acid attack"
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On 24 August 2023, Chalk ordered an inquiry into the
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1705:"Stalking (Sentencing) Bill 2016–17 — UK Parliament"
1523:"No charges over 2015 Conservative battle bus cases"
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1059:"Cheltenham – General election results 2024"
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2519:Mararike, Shingi (23 August 2021).
2293:Davis, Fergal (24 September 2019).
2117:"Alex Chalk, former MP, Cheltenham"
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1883:Batchelor, Tom (1 February 2017).
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3499:Secretary of State for Justice
3001:Articles related to Alex Chalk
2967:Secretary of State for Justice
2669:"Tweet announcing resignation"
1994:Discombe, Matt (30 May 2017).
1965:Discombe, Matt (2 June 2017).
1770:Stone, Jon (4 December 2015).
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866:Prisons and Probation Minister
788:Secretary of State for Defence
659:, Chalk was elected as MP for
646:Hammersmith and Fulham Council
512:Secretary of State for Justice
60:Secretary of State for Justice
16:British politician (born 1976)
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2364:Dathan, Matt (13 June 2023).
1916:Chalk, Alex (29 March 2017).
1693:. Hansard. 17 September 2015.
1495:Bhatt, Jordan (13 May 2016).
1249:Brown, David (13 June 2023).
1147:"Alex Chalk LinkedIn profile"
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778:In 2018, Chalk was appointed
608:a case against the socialite
184:16 September 2021 –
2433:Chalk, Alex (25 June 2021).
2349:Leech, Mark (6 March 2021).
1863:Cheltenham Welcomes Refugees
1805:Stone, Jon (26 April 2016).
672:Gloucestershire Constabulary
550:Alexander Chalk was born in
495:Alexander John Gervase Chalk
396:Alexander John Gervase Chalk
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4262:21st-century King's Counsel
2875:Contributions in Parliament
1459:democracy.cheltenham.gov.uk
993:State Opening of Parliament
695:Policing and Crime Act 2017
602:Inns of Court School of Law
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591:Magdalen College, Oxford
458:Magdalen College, Oxford
2836:"Welcome to my website"
2539:"Law Officers sworn in"
1192:"General Election 2015"
827:Chalk lost his seat to
556:Windlesham House School
49:Official portrait, 2019
4317:Politics of Cheltenham
4312:People from Cheltenham
4287:English King's Counsel
3808:Members of the Cabinet
3652:Members of the Cabinet
3182:Also attended meetings
2791:. Privy Council Office
2380:"New prisons go green"
1918:"Article 50 Triggered"
1503:. Gloucestershire Live
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943:The Anarchist Cookbook
626:HM Revenue and Customs
598:City University London
546:Early life and career
462:City University London
3755:William Henry Ashurst
2146:hansard.parliament.uk
1841:"Lord Dubs Amendment"
1473:"UK ELECTION RESULTS"
1324:. Plymouth University
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963:Chris Pincher scandal
955:Owen Paterson scandal
905:Clink Kitchens Scheme
825:2024 General Election
818:2019 general election
762:2017 general election
713:Syrian child refugees
691:private member's bill
657:2015 general election
630:phone-hacking scandal
540:2024 general election
2924:Member of Parliament
2895:Record in Parliament
2273:Gloucestershire Live
2090:Gloucestershire Live
1972:Gloucestershire Echo
1501:Gloucestershire Live
1424:"Election Data 2015"
732:Electoral Commission
618:due diligence checks
520:Member of Parliament
337:Member of Parliament
26:The Right Honourable
3759:Sir Beaumont Hotham
3154:Chris Heaton-Harris
2545:. 23 September 2021
2336:GloucestershireLive
2230:. 12 September 2019
2203:gloucestershirelive
2000:GloucestershireLive
1541:"Justice Committee"
1292:on 13 January 2017.
1172:. Conservative Home
1112:. myparliament.info
730:In March 2017, the
532:Ministry of Defence
528:Ministry of Justice
518:, he served as the
3164:David T. C. Davies
2952:Political offices
2694:"Alex Chalk KC MP"
2643:. 26 January 2022.
2625:. 19 January 2022.
2504:. 10 August 2021.
2502:"Prisons Go Green"
2176:shropshirestar.com
1434:on 17 October 2015
1428:Electoral Calculus
1373:"About Alex Chalk"
1090:on 18 January 2017
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2730:. Guardian
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475:.alexchalk
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402:1976-08-08
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