Ahead of the Parliamentary recess, Southend West MP Sir David Amess was delighted to attend a Parliamentary event on the issue of Skin Cancer.  

Ahead of Parliament’s summer break, it is customary for an Adjournment debate to take place. HM Government had not initially planned for a Summer Adjournment debate, but following Sir David’s hardwork, it was restored to its rightful place on the ‘Order Paper’. The debate took place for over two

Following his appointment by HM Queen as Prime Minister, Thursday 25th July saw Boris Johnson make a statement to the House of Commons.  

On Thursday 25th July, Sir David took part in questions to the Leader of the House of Commons. He used the opportunity to raise the issue of the financial support that is made available to blind and partially sighted people.  

On the morning of Thursday 25th July, Southend West MP Sir David Amess raised the issue of plastic pollution with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP. 

To mark the one year anniversary since the publication of the National Infrastructure Assessment, Sir David Amess MP attended a reception in Parliament.   

Southend West MP, Sir David Amess recently met with the Disability Benefits Consortium – a group representing 80 national disability organisations. 

Sir David Amess was delighted to attend a Parliamentary event earlier this week hosted by Social Enterprise UK. 

Sir David Amess attended the World Dog Alliance’s Summer Reception on Wednesday 17th July, and joined the organisation’s campaign to ban the human consumption of dog and cat meat in the UK.  

On the afternoon of Wednesday 17th July, Sir David joined with the All-Party Parliamentary China Group and the Indo-British All-Party Parliamentary Group at an event hosted by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) to call for the end of the killing and trade of big cats.