On Thursday December 14, Neil called on the Government to do more for WASPI women in the Pension Equality for Women debate in the House of Commons.

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Today, Neil spoke in a House of Commons debate on the Government's animal welfare policy.

In a Westminster debate on fly-tipping this week, Neil called for stronger punishment to be handed out to fly-tippers.

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Neil asked the Broadband Minister how we can get superfast broadband to hard-to-reach rural areas in Devon an Somerset.

In light of the coup in Zimbabwe, and the fall of the Mugabe regime, Neil questioned the Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, on the next steps Britain can take.

Neil spoke in a debate on the UK bee population to call for protections for bees and ensuring there are safe alternatives to neonicotinoids.

Neil met with Heather and Ann-Marie from the Royal College of Nurses to discuss nursing provision in Tiverton and Honiton. 

There are 68 more nurses in Tiverton and Honiton since 2010 as the healthcare budget grows and demand increases. 

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Neil visited Kings House Day Hospice in Honiton to discuss hospicecare services in East Devon.

Neil visited Maddock Farm Organics in Cullompton, which was recently awarded the Soil Association’s prestigious BOOM (Best of the Organic Market) Award for Best of Fresh Produce.

Neil pressed Environment Ministers for harsher penalties for those who fly-tip on farm-land.