Standing up for the United Kingdom

Today (25th April 2024) on Anzac Day, Dr Neil Hudson MP stood up in the House of Commons to honour the Australians and New Zealanders who have sacrificed so much for our shared values.

Government Ministers Sir Mark Spencer and Greg Hands appeared before the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee this week where Dr Neil Hudson MP quizzed them on how we can bolster an overarching agri-food trade strategy.

With global threats at their most acute since the end of the Cold War, Dr Neil Hudson MP stood up in the House of Commons to welcome the Prime Minister's biggest strengthening of the UK's national defence in a generation, to protect our values, freedom and prosperity.

Dr Neil Hudson MP is backing the campaign for a memorial to the late Dame Vera Lynn CH, who famously sang “We’ll meet again” and “The White Cliffs of Dover”.

During Oral Questions to the Attorney General in Parliament, Dr Neil Hudson MP reaffirmed his support for the Government's efforts to help support international humanitarian law and bring an end to the suffering in the Middle East.

Dr Neil Hudson MP chaired an Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee evidence session scrutinising the UK's Free Trade agreements, ongoing FTA negotiations and recent accession to the CPTPP.

Dr Neil Hudson MP  joined The Jo Cox Foundation’s calls to tackle all forms of abuse and intimidation against elected representatives by backing the recommendations in the recently published Jo Cox Civility Commission report.

Evidence session  

Inquiry - UK trade policy: food and agriculture  

Tuesday 6 February at 14.30, Committee Room 6, Palace of Westminster  

Watch live on parliamentlive.tv 

Dr Neil Hudson MP sat on a special legislation committee to finetune laws which will place new sanctions on the Russian economy, stopping funds being funnelled back to Putin's illegal war in Ukraine.  

Dr Neil Hudson paid tribute to the UK’s brave armed forces who are protecting freedom of navigation and the safety of shipping following attacks by Houthis  in the Red Sea.