Neil Parish, MP for Tiverton & Honiton, visited the famous Seaton Tramway in East Devon on Friday, joining Chief Executive, Jenny Nunn, and Engineering Manager, Lee Taylor for a trip through the Axe Valley.

On Thursday 4th April, Neil Parish MP took part in a debate to express his concerns about the unfairness of the Loan Charge.

On Wednesday 3rd April Neil Parish MP spoke up in favour of delivering the EU referendum result.

Neil spoke in the debate on Yvette Cooper’s Bill, proposing to his Conservative colleague, Martin Vickers MP, that we have already had a referendum on our membership of the EU.

On Tuesday 2nd April Neil Parish MP told the Government that they need to do more to prevent puppy smuggling.

On Tuesday 2nd April Neil Parish MP asked the Foreign Office Minister about the work our Government is doing to root out corruption in Zimbabwe.

On Thursday 28 March, Neil Parish MP asked the Animal Welfare Minister about puppies.

On Monday 25 March, Neil Parish MP asked the Defence Minister what he was doing to support local, high-skilled jobs.

As someone who campaigned for the people to have a say on our membership of the EU, I am committed to respecting that mandate given in 2016.

The first of the Prime Minister’s MP’s has taken up the offer to walk in the shoes of people with learning disabilities as part of a campaign to encourage political leaders to hear more about their lives and the challenges they face.

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