Neil Parish MP emphasised to the Prime Minister that Tiverton High School is in need of a new school at Prime Ministers’ Questions today.  

Neil Parish MP asked a question about voter ID in the House of Commons Chamber on Thursday 17th January.

Neil pointed out that voter identification was introduced in Northern Ireland in 20113 with the aim of strengthening democratic integrity.

Neil Parish MP participated in the first oral parliamentary questions to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs of 2019 on Thursday 17th January.

On Wednesday 16th January, Neil Parish MP told the House he had full confidence in the Government.

Tonight's vote on the Withdrawal Agreement is almost certainly the most important vote I will have participated in since becoming an MP since 2010. A huge number of constituents have contacted me to give me their views, for which I am incredibly grateful.

Yesterday, Neil Parish MP asked the Minister of State about what the Government is doing to tackle and stop the illegal wildlife trade.

Neil Parish MP, today spoke in the second reading of the Agriculture Bill.

As the Chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee, and a former farmer who represents a rural seat, Neil has been fully scrutinising the Agriculture Bill.

Neil Parish MP, Chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee, spoke in the Westminster Hall debate on Breed Specific Legislation on Monday.

Neil Parish MP led a debate yesterday on improving air quality in the House of Commons Chamber.

Neil joined his fellow select committee chairs from Transport, Environmental Audit and Health and Social Care to discuss how to improve our air quality.

Earlier this week Neil Parish MP and chair of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee congratulated the Secretary of State for Defra for bringing forward the Ivory Bill.