About the Group
The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Stroke (APPG) brings together MPs and Peers from across the political spectrum to ensure stroke remains on the political agenda.
The Group aims to be the voice in Parliament of people affected by stroke, providing influence, challenge and scrutiny on stroke prevention, treatment, and outcomes.
Our officers
Sir Robert Neill MP
Chair
Baroness Wheeler
Co-Chair
Amy Callaghan MP
Vice-Chair
Duncan Baker MP
Vice-Chair
Our members
Alex Chalk MP
Alison Thewliss MP
Amanda Solloway MP
Anthony Mangnall MP
Barbara Keeley MP
Christian Wakeford MP
Daniel Zeichner MP
Feryal Clark MP
Jack Lopresti MP
James Daly MP
James Davies MP
James Sunderland MP
Jason McCartney MP
Jim Shannon MP
Jo Churchill MP
John McDonnell MP
Kirsten Oswald MP
Kit Malthouse MP
Liz Saville Roberts MP
Lord Hunt
Lord Shinkwin
Maggie Throup MP
Marion Fellows MP
Mark Menzies MP
Mark Tami MP
Navendu Mishra MP
Paula Barker MP
Paulette Hamilton MP
Philipa Whitford MP
Rachael Maskell MP
Seema Malhotra MP
Stephen Morgan MP
Steve Brine MP
Tim Farron MP
Victoria Prentis MP
Meetings and Events
The APPG runs events offering the opportunity to:
- Listen to professionals talking about their experiences of delivering stroke care.
- Hear the stories of those who have lived through a stroke and from their friends and families.
- Discuss how the group can support stroke prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and care.
View minutes of previous meetings.
About the Secretariat
The Stroke Association provides specialist support, funds critical research, and campaigns to make sure people affected by stroke get the very best care and support to rebuild their lives. Rebuilding lives after a stroke is a team effort. It takes the determination of people affected by stroke, the generosity of supporters and the dedication of the healthcare and research communities to get there. As the Secretariat, the Stroke Association brings together political stakeholders to bring about change for people who experience a stroke. The APPG gives members the opportunity to show their support for bettering stroke prevention, treatment, and outcomes.