Neil Parish visited Devon’s Crealy Great Adventure Park near Exeter on Tuesday 31st August to meet with Angela Wright MBE, Founder and Managing Director, where they discussed the benefits to local business of the proposed introduction of Daylight Saving Time.

It has been two years since Mugabe’s Zimbabwean African Nation People’s Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) and Morgan Tsvangirai’s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) agreed to share power in Zimbabwe and form a Government of National Unity.

Neil Parish raises a wide variety of local issues in the Adjournment debate, including water charges, Tiverton high school, the A303 around Honiton, maternity services, rural broadband, bovine TB and, additionally, farming in Zimbabwe.

During a debate on the establishment of the European External Action Service - a commitment of the Lisbon Treaty, Neil Parish raises his concerns about how the UK can tell the world of its position on a particular issue when the UK position conflicts with that of the rest of the European Union.

Speaking in a debate in the House of Commons, Neil Parish called for less police bureaucracy telling MPs that when local police make an arrest it takes seven hours for them to complete the paperwork.

Speaking in the House of Commons, Neil Parish calls on the Government to consider promoting the installation of central boilers on new housing developments which have proved successful on the continent producing savings of up to 50%.