In Parliament

Dr Neil Hudson MP, the only Veterinary Surgeon in the House of Commons, has this week chaired an emergency session of the Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee and also raised the issue in the Chamber about long term measures to tackle dog attacks. 

Following a number of dog attacks in recent months featuring American  XL Bully dogs, Dr Neil Hudson MP has triggered and is to chair an emergency meeting of the Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee investigating the incidents and the Government's proposed ban.

The only vet in the House of Commons, Dr Neil Hudson MP has continued his campaign to boost the welfare of pets, following the disturbing rise in animal welfare issues in recent years.  

Dr Neil Hudson MP - the only vet in the House of Commons - welcomed the Prime Minister's direct commitment to him that animal welfare continues to be a key priority for the Government during Prime Minister’s Questions.  

Dr Neil Hudson MP was invited as panel member for an informative discussion in Parliament on Food Security and the Future of Food Production given to MPs and their staff. 

Member of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee, Dr Neil Hudson MP, stood up in the House of Commons to support Government plans to give environmental regulators the power to impose unlimited fines for water polluters. 

Dr Neil Hudson MP spoke out in support of protecting agricultural land and the green belt which is currently at risk from overreaching solar developments.  

With Russia this week pulling out of the Black Sea Grain Initiative which allowed Ukraine to export grains and oilseeds despite the ongoing war, Dr Neil Hudson MP took to the floor of the Chamber to address the UK’s involvement in rebuilding the accord. 

Dr Neil Hudson MP  has continued his campaign to better protect the nation’s young people from the scourge of vaping with interventions during a dedicated parliamentary debate.  

Dr Neil Hudson shone a light on the importance of land-based education for protecting the future of British industry amid changes to applied qualifications.