Andrew Tyrie

On this website you will find information about how you can contact me, as well as the national and local campaigns I am involved in. I am here to help the residents of Chichester and the surrounding area. Please get in touch if you think I can be of any assistance.

Andrew established the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Extraordinary Rendition in December 2005 to investigate claims that the United States, as part of its counter-terrorism strategy, had been abducting people and transferring them for interrogation either to third countries known to use torture

The Manhood peninsula is low-lying and without sea defences much of it would be subject to coastal flooding. The previous Government’s proposals for the peninsula would have abandoned part of the coast to erosion, threatening homes and livelihoods in Selsey and the surrounding area. In 2007,

When the local St Richard’s hospital was threatened with being downgraded, Andrew launched a major campaign to prevent the loss of the vital departments. A petition gathered over 120,000 signatures, and a number of local meetings and two huge rallies were held. After a three year battle, the major

Andrew Tyrie discussing the Free School with Helen Humphry, project lead, Maureen Doyle, governor, Stephen King, Chairman of governors, Simon Webber, finance governor. “The new Free School is a great opportunity to improve the quality of educational provision in the West Sussex area. It will give