11 Facts About Anna Soubry

1. On 15 April 2018, Anna Soubry attended the launch event of the People's Vote, a campaign group calling for a public vote on the final Brexit deal between the UK and the European Union.

2. In December 2017, Anna Soubry was one of 11 Conservative rebels who voted in favour of Parliament being guaranteed a vote on the final Brexit deal, despite the government's reluctance, with enough Conservatives rebelling that the measure was forced through.

3. The New Statesman credited Anna Soubry's "inspiring words" with reminding people that there are still Conservatives "who trade in facts not prejudices.

4. In January 2013, Anna Soubry welcomed the announcement of the proposed High Speed 2 East Midlands Hub station at Toton Sidings in the constituency, stating that it was "a very good news day for Broxtowe".

5. In November 2010, Anna Soubry appeared on the East Midlands version of The Politics Show to discuss her efforts to help the Citizens' Advice Bureau.

6. In October 2010, Anna Soubry wrote in her monthly column in the Beeston Express that on returning to Parliament she met a "somewhat shell-shocked Parliamentary Assistant bearing a pile of some 300 cards from constituents urging me to oppose the proposed sell-off of the Royal Mail.

7. In July 2013, Anna Soubry criticised Nottingham City Council leader Jon Collins over his refusal to meet her and others to discuss compensation for shops and businesses in the constituency which faced closure due to the tram works.

8. In June 2010, Anna Soubry met the transport minister Norman Baker and called for the £400,000,000 extension to the Nottingham Express Transit tram system to be scrapped, saying the money would be better spent on the A453 road.

9. In June 2010, Anna Soubry was elected as a Conservative member of the Justice Select Committee.

10. On 15 April 2018 Anna Soubry attended the launch event of the People's Vote, a campaign group calling for a public vote on the final Brexit deal between the UK and the European Union.

11. In August 2013, as Public Health Minister, Anna Soubry supported plans for a change in the law to allow HIV home-testing kits.