English voters face ‘democratic deficit’ without devolved parliament – MP

Andrew Rosindell said English voters face a ‘democratic deficit’ (Aaron Chown/PA) - (PA Archive)

English voters who do not have a devolved national parliament face a “democratic deficit”, a Conservative MP has warned.

Andrew Rosindell described himself as a “strong supporter” of the UK Parliament in Westminster but told the Commons that English people suffer with a “rather diminished democratic voice”.