Our Purpose:
To build cross-party support for replacing animal experiments in medical research with human-specific methods, working closely with the scientific community to identify opportunities, barriers and put forward constructive recommendations to government.
All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal, cross-party groups formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common interest in a particular policy area, region or country.
APPG Members: 56
Upcoming APPG Events
Coming Soon
Past APPG Events
11.12.24
Inaugural APPG Meeting
11.03.25
APPG Cross-Party Visit to Animal Free Research UK’s Animal Replacement Centre of Excellence (ARC) at Queen Mary University of London
29.10.25
Drop in session with pioneering students from the LifETIME (Engineered Tissues for Discovery, Industry and Medicine) CDT programme
11.12.25
EGM Meeting
11.03.26
AGM Meeting
16.06.26
APPG evidence session on the Government’s Replacing Animals in Science Strategy
APPG Documents
Inaugural APPG Meeting Minutes
11.12.24
Interactive Discussion On The Use Of Dogs Minutes
20.05.25
EGM Meeting Minutes
11.12.25
Annual Report
2025
Expenditure StatementÂ
2024/2025
Due Diligence Statement
2025/2026
AGM Meeting Minutes
11.03.26
Statement and letter to Ministers from Chair of the APPG on footage published in Daily Mail
April 2026
Letter to Ian Murray MP in response to April 27 debate
15.05.26
APPG Meeting with Lord Vallance
19.05.26
Expert Evidence on Replacing Animals in Science StrategyÂ
June 2026
Statement from Chair of the APPG on the Annual Stats from 2025
July 2026
Contact Details & Further Information
Registered Contact:
Irene Campbell MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA.
Public Enquiry Point:
Isobel Martin, Animal Free Research UK. Tel: 07935 854 231
Disclaimer: This is not an official website (or feed) of Parliament. It has not been approved by either House. APPGS are informal groups of Parliamentarians with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed are those of the group.
























































