Mark Prisk MP has welcomed new funds for helping the homeless in East Herts.

As part of a £11.7m national package, the government is providing East Herts council with £80,000 extra over the next three years to help prevent homelessness locally.

Mark Prisk MP has written to the Home Secretary and the Secretary of State for Justice concerning rural crime following a meeting with the National Farmers’ Union (NFU).

Mark Prisk, MP for Hertford and Stortford, has dressed in pink to lend his support to Breast Cancer Now’s flagship fundraiser, wear it pink, which will see thousands of people across the UK adding a splash of pink to their outfits on Friday 20 October and raise vital funds for breast cancer resea

Mark Prisk has pledged to become a Bowel Cancer Champion to lead the change in Parliament for people affected by the disease.

Local MPs have met with the Rail Minister Paul Maynard to lobby the Government about the possible loss of the train service between Hertford North & Stevenage for up to seven years.

Mark Prisk MP has welcomed the announcement from GSK that it is to invest an extra £35m at Ware, Hertfordshire, in its manufacturing capability. This comes on top of £74m announced last year.

Mark Prisk has committed his support to help Cancer Research UK save more lives in his constituency and across the UK.

The MP attended a parliamentary event held by Cancer Research UK in Westminster last week to find out how he can keep cancer at the top of the new Parliament’s agenda.

Last week Mark Prisk attended an Alzheimer’s Society event for parliamentarians to learn more about the issues affecting people with dementia. There are 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK and it is the 21st Century’s biggest killer.

I am very concerned about the possible closure of this facility, which is owned by Chauncey School and jointly managed with East Herts Council. I have written to them both to call on them to meet and to work out how they might run this facility in the future.

Mark Prisk attended a Carers Week speed networking event with carers and charities in Westminster, pledging his support to unpaid carers locally.