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To help us respond to future crises, the UK has been negotiating a ‘Pandemic Accord’ and updating the International Health Regulations with other countries at the World Health Organization.

I note the calls of the Young European Movement for the Erasmus+ Programme to be reinstated in the UK, however, the Government has no plans to reinstate Erasmus and is instead delivering the innovative Turing Scheme.

Although there is undoubtedly much work still to do, good progress has been made in reducing energy bills and ensuring that homes are well-insulated with the number of homes that are well-insulated having increased from 14 per cent in 2010 to 50 per cent now.

Mims Davies MP celebrates the rollout of expanded free childcare in Mid Sussex as the Conservative Government sticks to the plan to support parents and ensure a brighter future for the next generation.

Mims Davies MP was thrilled to join Easter Celebrations in Wivelsfield.

Mims Davies MP joined residents of Wivelsfield for their Easter Celebration at St Peter and St Johns the Baptist.

I strongly agree that safety is of the utmost importance in hospital accommodation as well as upholding the privacy and dignity of all patients.

I am aware of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals’ (PETA) ongoing campaign to replace the real fur used in the bearskin King’s Guards' ceremonial caps with faux fur.

The International Health Regulations (2005) (IHR) are a key part of the global health security system to prevent, protect against, control and provide a public health response to the international spread of disease.

Mims Davies MP Joins Dementia UK's Fix the Funding CHC Parliamentary event.

Mims Davies MP was thrilled to host her first ever 'In Conversation' event on Friday 22nd March in Horsted Keynes.

Chaired by local journalist, residents of Mid Sussex had the opportunity to put forward any questions they had to their Member of Parliament, Mims Davies.