Neil asked Local Government Ministers to promote local and regional designs when constructing new houses.

Neil delivered the keynote address at Policy-UK Forum's event on Improving Air Quality in Our Towns and Cities.

Neil backed the charity, Brake's, road safety campaign, in Parliament. The campaign - Brake Pledge - aims for safer and cleaner streets.

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Neil called for increased rail capacity and better broadband in a Parliamentary debate on boosting jobs and growth in the South West.

Neil attended the launch of the Peninsula Rail Task Force's Report on Rail Resilience. 

Neil chaired a Dairy UK breakfast - attended by other MPs and key dairy stakeholders - on boosting dairy exports and the future of the dairy industry post-Brexit.

It was a sunny day in Westminster for Neil to sign the NFU's Back British Farming board.

Many rural members also wore an ear of wheat in their lapels in Prime Minister's Questions as a reminder of the importance of agriculture and food production to the British economy.

Neil pressed Ministers in the new Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy on their support for Tidal Lagoons to provide Britain's energy.

Neil used his question to the Prime Minister to ask her to commit for support for British farmers post-2020 - especially in new trade deals.

Neil questioned Justice Ministers on the proportion of prisoners who are currently illiterate and what steps the Department can take to improve literacy rates among inmates.

Neil: What proportion of prisoners are illiterate.