In June 2016, the majority in Eastleigh, like the majority in the UK, voted to leave the European Union.

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh and Minister at the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Mims Davies, has highlighted some of the great work carried out by Comic Relief and why it’s something the whole family can get involved in, ahead of Red Nose Day returning tomorrow!

In recent days, weeks and months, I have had many, many conversations with local people, again received thousands of letters and emails from constituents, and visited and heard from local businesses.

The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) are calling for a new law to make social networks safer for children. NSPCC research showed that an average of 1 child per primary school class surveyed had been sent or shown a naked or semi-naked image by an adult online.

Eastleigh’s first female Member of Parliament and former Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Women in Parliament, Mims Davies, has this year marked International Women’s Day - which will be celebrated on Friday - by backing the #BalanceforBetter campaign – a balanced world is a better w

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has joined with the team behind World Book Day to highlight the benefits of parents and carers reinvigorating a love of sharing stories to promote wellbeing for everyone.

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has welcomed the Fair Pay Fair Play campaign by the Federation of Small Businesses to ensure that businesses are paid on time and in full for the work they do.

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has joined with business leaders, including from Microsoft, to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week 2019 and the vast opportunities provided by apprenticeships across the country. 

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has spoken about her own experience caring for her parents while attending the Young Carers in Schools Event in Parliament this week in support of the Carers Trust.

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has spoken of her delight at the Government’s decision to back her calls and the calls of campaigners for a ban on tyres over the age of ten years old from buses, coaches, lorries and mini-buses.