Harlow’s Conservative MP Robert Halfon has quit his Government job as a junior education minister and confirmed he will not stand in the next General Election. The popular 55-year-old, who has held the former Labour seat since 2010, has increased his majority to over 14,000 in the past 14 years. Just weeks after the Prime Minister visited Harlow, Mr Halfon wrote to Rishi Sunak to announce his decision today (Tuesday, March 26). He posted the letter alongside a missive to the chair of Harlow Conservative Association, Cllr Michael Garnett, on the social media site X, formerly Twitter. He told Mr…