In Parliament

Dr Neil Hudson MP – the only vet elected to Parliament since 1884 – had two major steps forward this week in his quest to improve the lives of animals across the nation following a distressing rise in animal health and welfare issues since the pandemic. 

After sustained efforts making the case to Government, Dr Neil Hudson MP has welcomed that the Conservative Government has listened and plans to back a more than £7 million proposal for a state-of-the-art Inspiring Eden Enterprise Hub to boost businesses in rural Cumbria. 

Dr Neil Hudson met with a group of Year 11 students from Samuel King’s School in Alston on their visit to Parliament.  

Dr Neil Hudson MP welcomed the team from Great Corby Brewhouse to sample their award winning ale which is now on tap at Parliament's iconic Strangers' Bar.

Dr Neil Hudson MP stood up in Parliament to implore Ministers to continue doing all they can to make sure humanitarian aid flows freely to those in Gaza who need it most. 

Dr Neil Hudson MP delivers important intervention on the link between rural isolation and access to local services in a debate on the sustainability of rural postal services.  

Dr Neil Hudson MP – an experienced equine veterinary surgeon, and the only vet in the House of Commons – lent his expertise to a debate on the future of horseracing in the UK.  

Flooding, American XL Bullies and Avian Influenza were all high on the agenda when Dr Hudson and the EFRA Committee quizzed the Secretary of State, the Rt Hon Dr Thérèse Coffey MP, and the Department’s Permanent Secretary, Tamara Finkelstein on the pressing issues for the Department for Environme

With Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and the Prime Minister returning from  diplomatic tours of the Middle East , Dr Neil Hudson MP took the opportunity to ask the Foreign Secretary in Parliament  on the steps he is taking to prevent the Israel-Hamas conflict from spreading throughout the wider

Evidence session 

Tuesday 24 October at 14:30, Committee Room 6, Palace of Westminster 

Watch live on parliament.tv