Crawley MP and Blood Cancer All-Party Parliamentary Group Chair Henry Smith MP has shown his thanks for the 205,000 people who joined the UK stem cell register last year and has celebrated the 10th year of the UK Stem Cell Strategic Forum.

Henry Smith MP has supported the launch of a new environmental manifesto that explores new policy ideas to address climate change and biodiversity loss, at an event in Parliament this week (Tuesday, 2nd July).

Henry Smith MP has heard from his constituents, who were among an estimated 12,000 people lobbying their MPs for urgent action on the natural environment and climate change.

Crawley MP and Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Heart & Circulatory Diseases, Henry Smith, has launched the APPG’s new report highlighting the potential impact of artificial intelligence technologies for patients.

Crawley MP Henry Smith has expressed his condolences and solidarity with the victims of the Sri Lanka terrorist attack on Easter Sunday, and has questioned the Ministry of Justice in the House of Commons (on Tuesday, 23rd April) over the support provided for victims of such incidents.

Henry Smith MP has welcomed the news that more than 188,000 people in south east England working on the National Living Wage are receiving a 5 per cent pay rise, worth an extra £690 over the course of the year, in the biggest pay rise for low paid workers in 20 years.

Henry Smith MP has hailed the UK’s public finances as reaching a turning point following the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s Spring Statement, with the independent economic outlook showing a solid foundation on which to build Britain’s economic future.

Crawley MP Henry Smith and actor Stephen Mangan have joined forces this March to help Marie Curie provide care and support to more people living with a terminal illness.

New figures show that the south east of England exported £46,820 million worth of goods in 2018. This is an increase of £7,779 million since 2015; a rise of 19.9 per cent.

Henry Smith MP has welcomed figures released which show that in the south east of England, there are 4.6 million people in work – meaning over 408,000 more people have the security of a job since 2010.