| Emma Reynolds MP |
Member of Parliament, Wolverhampton North East
The constituency covers the Council wards of Bushbury, Heath Town, Fallings Park, Low Hill, Oxley and Wednesfield
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During the first week after the General Election, the new intake of MPs gathered for a photo in Westminster Hall. Emma can be seen in the middle at the front of the photo. Emma said: "It is a privilege to have started work as the MP for Wolverhampton North East and I look forward to representing my constituents". May 2010...
In the early hours of Friday 7 May, it was announced that Emma had been elected as the new MP for Wolverhampton North East. It is a great honour to be elected to represent my home town. Emma said: "I would like to thank everybody who supported me. It is a great honour and privilege to represent the good people of my home town as their Member of Parliament." You will be able to follow Emma's work in Parliament through the news, stories and photos on this site. May 2010...
Emma attended a charity fundraising event organised by Punjabi Wolves on Saturday 15 May. It was a very enjoyable and successful evening. Over £33000 was raised for West Park Hospital, Macmillan Cancer Support, Promise Dreams and India Housing. Punjabi Wolves is the largest organised group of ethnic supporters that actively follow the fortunes of any one football club not only on the British shores but also in Europe and beyond. Emma is pictured here with the committee which runs Punjabi Wolves. They have very smart black and gold attire. May 2010...
Emma spoke at the Workers’ Memorial Day event held in Wolverhampton on Wednesday 28 April 2010 in honour of all those who have died in accidents at work or as a result of illness or injury caused by employment. Workers’ Memorial Day also involves raising awareness of health and safety issues in the workplace in a bid to reduce the number of fatalities and injuries at work. April 2010...
With the election campaign now in full swing, Emma is spending every spare moment speaking to people across the constituency. "I am out and about everyday introducing myself to people on their doorsteps" says Emma. "Generally they are keen to talk about national policies and local issues that matter to them. I am getting a really good response on the doorstep. Most people I speak with do not want the Tories back in and are sticking with Labour." Emma and her team are trying to get round the whole of the constituency but if you were out when they...
Emma was delighted to join Hilary Benn in putting her name to the 'Back The Ban' campaign on fox hunting: "I am proud that a Labour government banned fox hunting. It is cruel and barbaric and has no place in modern Britain. Everyone knows that the Tories will seek to overturn the ban should they get elected. It's yet another reason to vote Labour on May 6th." You can Back The Ban by visiting: http://www.backtheban.com/ In 2001 Labour went into the General Election with a manifesto pledge to give Parliament a free vote on the issue of fox hunting....
On the weekend of 25/26 April, Emma addressed the congregation at the New Testament Church of God in Heath Town. Emma also attended the African Caribbean Cultural Resource Centre fundraising dinner at the Connaught Hotel. "I was honoured to address the New Testament Church of God and delighted to be invited to speak at the fundraising event. The African Caribbean community has a long history in our great city and makes an invaluable contribution to our society", said Emma. The African Caribbean Cultural Resource Centre recently had its funding withdrawn for 2010/11 by the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition who currently...
On 21 April, Emma appeared on the panel at a Health Question Time event in Birmingham, organised by BBC Radio WM and chaired by Phil Upton. The debate was broadcast the following morning on Phil Upton's BBC Radio WM Breakfast Show. BBC Midlands Today also featured the debate in their bulletins....
Member of Parliament, Wolverhampton North East The constituency covers the Council wards of Bushbury, Heath Town, Fallings Park, Low Hill, Oxley and Wednesfield |
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