Mims Davies, MP for Eastleigh, switched on AFC Stoneham’s brand new floodlights for the first time recently (Tuesday 1 August) during a friendly match for the club against Eastleigh FC.

Mims Davies MP is urging all of her constituents to renew their tax credits as soon as possible. The deadline for renewal is Monday 31st July. HMRC claimed that last year over 410 000 people had their payments stopped as they did not meet the deadline.

Mims said:

Mims Davies MP has welcomed the Government’s announcement that there will be an additional £1.3 billion for schools funding over two years – helping to create more good school places across her constituency of Eastleigh.

Commenting, Mims said:

The Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, has welcomed an announcement that easyJet is to fly for the first time from Southampton Airport which is based within her constituency.

Conservative Candidate for the Eastleigh Constituency, Mims Davies, has welcomed a Conservative Manifesto Pledge for greater protections for Ancient Woodland which she raised multiple times in the House of Commons.

This week during a meeting of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Southern Rail, together with colleagues, the Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, Mims Davies, was updated on how Southern Rail intend to improve journeys for rail users across the South and South East.

On Sunday, MP for Eastleigh Mims Davies - a self-confessed running enthusiast - completed the gruelling 26-mile London Marathon, raising over £1000 by doing so and doubling her target of £500, which will go to the local MP’s chosen charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and local charity Wessex

A comment on Mims' activities through the week, and the latest news from Parliament.

A comment on Mims' activities through the week, and the latest news from Parliament.

It’s been a busy week both in Westminster and in the constituency.

Mims Davies, Member of Parliament for Eastleigh, has welcomed the news that the UK unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest level in 12 years, according to figures released today. 

It’s also great news in the South East where 346,000 more people are back in work in since 2010.