Conservative Home have today published this article on food security and trade, written by Theresa Villiers...

Theresa Villiers was among twelve Parliamentarians to sign a letter to Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, condemning the decision by the Government of Gotabaya Rajapaksa to issue a pardon to a Sri Lankan army officer convicted of the murder of five Tamil civilians during the civil war which ended i

It was deeply disturbing to hear the Prime Minister say that the Covid-19 emergency would mean many families would lose loved ones before their time.

Responding to concerns raised by constituents, Theresa Villiers MP has spoken up in Parliament to ask for more help for self-employed people during the Covid-19 outbreak. She welcomed the announcement yesterday by the Chancellor of the scheme to support the incomes of self-employed people.

In response to constituents who have been in touch about helping vulnerable people during this emergency for our country, Theresa Villiers has published the following tips on how to get involved in volunteering...

Following the announcement by the Prime Minister yesterday, people are required to stay at home with immediate effect. They should only leave their home to:

Responding to recent emails on a Petitions Committee debate in Parliament on animal sentience and the use of cages in farming, Theresa Villiers has issued the following statement on her commitment and campaigns on animal welfare:

The Covid-19 emergency is one of the most severe health threats since the Spanish flu epidemic of a hundred years ago.

Theresa Villiers is a longstanding campaigner for human rights and justice for the Tamil people in the north and east of Sri Lanka.

In the light of today’s developments on Covid-19 Coronavirus, the lobby against the Mayor’s tube station car park plans has had to be postponed. It will not therefore be taking place on Thursday after all.