Nearly one third of MPs back retentions bill

By Jordan Marshall2018-08-29T13:45:00

More than 200 MPs have pledged support to Tory MP Peter Aldous’ bill to reform retention practices in the construction industry.

Almost one in three MPs, or 207 members, now support the Aldous Bill, with cross-party support including 96 Labour and 76 Tory MPs.

Following the collapse of Carillion in January, the Aldous Bill has drawn endorsement from big political hitters, including shadow chancellor John McDonnell, Ken Clarke and Sir Vince Cable.

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