Victoria Prentis, Member of Parliament for North Oxfordshire, has welcomed additional funding for parks in her constituency.

On Friday 22 March, Victoria Prentis MP celebrated the start of Keep Britain Tidy’s "Great British Spring Clean" (GBSC). Victoria joined several local schools to talk to them about the campaign and take part in their litter picks.

On Tuesday 19 March, Victoria Prentis joined more than 60 campaigners including 24 school children at Westminster to support the hand in of a peace petition to the Foreign Office.

On Friday 15 March, Victoria Prentis MP spoke about the importance of returning cultural artefacts lost during the Holocaust. Please see below for a full transcript of Victoria’s speech, taken from Hansard:

Victoria Prentis (Banbury):

On Friday 15 March 2019, Victoria Prentis MP spoke in support of extending civil partnerships to opposite-sex couples during a Parliamentary debate. Please see below for a full transcript of Victoria’s speech, taken from Hansard:

Victoria Prentis (Banbury):

Following recent reports about the relocation of the PET-CT scanner service from the cancer service at the Churchill Hospital, Victoria has written to the Chief Executive of NHS England to raise her concerns.

Victoria Prentis MP is supporting ‘Share a Story’, World Book Day’s national campaign encouraging parents, carers and guardians to read with their children for ten minutes every day.

On Friday 1 March, Victoria Prentis MP welcomed Secretary of State, the Rt Hon Gavin Williamson CBE MP to North Oxfordshire for the day.

Last week, Victoria Prentis MP attended the Legions’ Parliamentary Reception to show her support for the charity’s work. During the event she met local area manager Pat Chadwick, and Advice and Information Team Leader Graeme Poulson, to discuss current issues facing the Armed Forces community.

On Wednesday 13 February 2018, Victoria Prentis MP spoke about the importance of charity work and volunteering during a debate in Parliament. Please see below for a full transcript of Victoria’s speech, taken from Hansard.

Victoria Prentis (Banbury):