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MP’s show their support for #PlasticFreeParliament

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Following the challenge that Surfers Against Sewage issued to Parliament to get their house in order and free from single-use plastic (read about our recent campaign success here), we provided every MP with a free, reusable stainless steel Kanteen water bottle – to kickstart their individual commitment in tackling plastic consumption.

Prior to the campaign, over 120,000 single-use plastic water bottles were used in Parliament per year. These avoidable plastic products have since been eliminated, with instead numerous refill points installed around the estate.

Following the bottle distribution, MP’s have taken to twitter to showcase their support:

The full list of MP’s that supported Plastic Free Parliament:

Adrian Bailey Louise Haigh
Afzal Khan Luke Pollard
Alan Brown Madeleine Moon
Alan Cabell Marcus Jones
Alex Sobel Margaret Greenwood
Alistair Carmichael Maria Caulfield
Andrew Mitchell Mark Field
Andrew Rosindell Mark Hendrick
Andy Slaughter Mark Tami
Angus MacNeil Marsha de Cordova
Anna McMorrin Martin Whitfield
Anne Main Martyn Day
Barry Sheerman Mary Creagh
Ben Bradshaw Matt Rodda
Ben Lake Matt Western
Bernard Jenkin Matthew Offord
Bill Wiggin Matthew Pennycook
Bob Blackman Mike Amesbury
Caroline Dinenage Mike Hill
Caroline Lucas Mike Penning
Caroline Spelman Mims Davies
Catherine McKinnell Mohammad Yasin
Catherine West Neil O’Brien
Chris Williamson Neil Parish
Christine Jardine Nick Brown
Christopher Stephens Nick Smith
Craig Mackinlay Nigel Evans
Daniel Zeichner Norman Lamb
Darren Jones Oliver Heald
David Amess Oliver Letwin
David Drew Patricia Gibson
David Crausby Patrick Grady
David Hanson Paul Farrelly
David Linden Paul Girvan
David Tredinnick Paul Williams
David Warburton Pauline Latham
Deidre Brock Pete Wishart
Dennis Skinner Peter Bottomley
Derek Thomas Peter Heaton-Jones
Diane Abbott Peter Kyle
Douglas Chapman Philip Dunne
Drew Hendry Rachael Maskell
Edward Davey Rachel Maclean
Faisal Rashid Rebecca Pow
Frank Field Richard Benyon
Geoffrey Cox Richard Burden
George Eustice Richard Graham
Geraint Davies Robert Courts
Glyn Davies Robert Goodwill
Gordon Henderson Robert Neill
Graham Brady Roger Godsiff
Grahame Morris Ronnie Cabell
Hannah Bardell Rosie Duffield
Helen Goodman Rupa Huq
Helen Hayes Rushanara Ali
Hilary Benn Ruth Cadbury
Hugh Gaffney Ruth George
Ian Blackford Sandy Martin
Ian Lucas Sarah Chaion
Ian Murray Sarah Newton
Jacob Rees-Mogg Scott Mann
James Cleverly Seema Malhotra
James Duddridge Sharon Hodgson
James Gray Simon Clarke
James Heappey Stephen Crabb
Jared O’Mara Stephen Doughty
Jess Phillips Stephen Gethins
Jim McMahon Stephen Lloyd
Jim Shannon Stephen Morgan
Jo Platt Stephen Pound
Joan Ryan Stephen Twigg
John Grogan Steve Double
John McNally Steve Reed
John Redwood Stuart Andrew
John Whittingdale Stuart C. McDonald
John Woodcock Sue Hayman
Jonathan Edwards Thangam Debbonaire
Jonathan Reynolds Thelma Walker
Justin Tomlinson Tim Farron
Justine Greening Tom Brake
Karen Lee Tommy sheppard
Kate Hoey Tonia Antoniazzi
Keith Vaz Tony Lloyd
Kelvin Hopkins Vicky Ford
Kerry McCarthy Victoria Prentis
Kevin Brennan Wera Hobhouse
Layla Moran Hugo Swire
Lilian Greenwood William Wragg
Liz Saville Roberts Zac Goldsmith
Lloyd Russell-Moyle

 

More information on Parliament’s progress implementing it’s plastic free measures can be found in our article here

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