The annual Janmashtami festival at Bhaktivedanta Manor kicked off yesterday and Theresa Villiers, MP for Chipping Barnet, was one of the thousands of people who went along to the Hare Krishna centre in Aldenham to mark this special occasion in the Hindu calendar.

In response to the emails she has received regarding the confidence and supply agreement between the Conservatives and the Democratic Unionist Party, Theresa Villiers has written the following article (published in the Sunday Express on 2nd July):

On the eve of one of the most important general elections for decades, Theresa Villiers has issued the following message to voters in Chipping Barnet:

After many years of being opposed to the fox hunting ban, I have changed my view and decided to support it.

In the latest on a series of articles on the choice at this election, Theresa Villiers, Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Chipping Barnet, focuses on making a success of Brexit…..

Out and about on the campaign trail, Theresa Villiers, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Chipping Barnet, has been discussing a range of issues with residents. A number have emphasised how important it is to support local high streets and small businesses.

Delivering a strong economy has always been a top priority for Theresa Villiers, the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Chipping Barnet. In this article she sets out why securing economic stability is an issue right at the heart of the choice to be made in this election…..

Theresa Villiers, the Conservative Parliamentary Candidate for Chipping Barnet has had a longstanding interest in matters related to Cyprus, taking up the concerns of British Cypriots living in the constituency.

Theresa Villiers, the Conservative Parliamentary candidate for Chipping Barnet has been involved in a range of campaigns on improving local public transport over the years. She sets out some thoughts on key transport issues in the following article.

For many years, the day of England’s patron saint, St George, has not received the same attention as those of the saints associated with other parts of the British Isles such as St David.