Sir David Amess MP joined the Woodland Trust to celebrate the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy at a parliamentary reception. The MP joined colleagues on Monday 12th November, to show his support for the worldwide initiative to preserve and enhance forests across the Commonwealth.
To mark 100 years since the first women gained the right to vote, Sir David is inviting everyone in Southend West to get involved in UK Parliament Week and play a part in our thriving democracy.
On Remembrance Sunday, Sir David Amess MP joined Southend West residents at a series of special events to commemorate 100 years since the end of the First World War.
The Southend West MP has pledged to help stop puppy smuggling, and added his voice to the campaign to tackle the illegal importation of animals into the UK.
Sir David Amess MP enjoyed the music at the South Essex Youth Symphony Orchestra’s charity concert on Saturday 3rd November. The MP was joined by local MP Mark Francois at the concert at Mill Hall, Rayleigh.
The Southend West MP joined National Coastwatch volunteers on shift at the Shoeburyness Watch Station on 2nd November. The Watch Station covers the Thames Estuary and the Shoeburyness East Beach area, and helps ensure the safety of all users of the coast.
Sir David joined a wide range of charities at an event, held in the House of Commons on 30th October, to raise the issue of the devastating impact fireworks can have on vulnerable people and animals.