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Welcome to my website. On 6 May 2010, I was elected as the new MP for Wolverhampton North East. It is a great honour to represent my home town in Parliament. I would like to thank everybody who supported me.
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Emma unveils industrial heritage mural in Bushbury
 Emma and local artist John Garbutt unveiled a mural celebrating Wolverhampton industrial heritage in Bushbury triangle. Emma said:
"I was delighted to unveil the mural with its artist, John Garbutt. The mural is a fantastic celebration of our rich industrial heritage. It reminds us of the Wolverhampton's great companies, such as Guy Motors and Boulton Paul. The mural also provides us with the opportunity to celebrate the successful transformation of the Bushbury triangle area." December 2009...
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Housing Minister, John Healey, visits Wolverhampton
 Housing Minister, Rt Hon John Healey, visited Wolverhampton to meet Wolverhampton Tenants Association to discuss the Government's recent initiatives in the area. John also congratulated Springfield Horseshoe Co-operative for its recent award. Springfield Horseshoe Co-operative in Wolverhampton has become the first tenants’ organisation to be assessed as competent under the new system of external assessment by an Approved Assessor. Springfield Horseshoe Co-op already manages 83 homes but is planning to increase that number to 284. Now they are offering to help other groups who are preparing for an assessment. In particular they are offering to share information about how...
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Emma and Jack Straw commend Joe Jackson's community work
 Joe Jackson, who runs the New Park Village Football and Development Network, yesterday met Justice Secretary Jack Straw and Emma Reynolds, who both commended him on the great service he gives to the local community. The Secretary of State for Justice, Jack Straw, said: "Emma had already told me just how vital Joe's work is for the local community in this part of Wolverhampton, and I am delighted to get a chance to meet him myself and thank him for all his hard work." "The New Park Village Football and Development Network is a shining example of what can be...
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Ministerial visit to Heath Park Business and Enterprise College
 Emma Reynolds, Ken Purchase MP and Diana Johnson MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Schools, visited Heath Park Business and Enterprise College to highlight the Free School Meals Pilot in Wolverhampton. This is an example of the Labour Government helping hardworking families through these difficult economic times. The pilot extends free school meals to pupils whose parents are on low incomes. They were also there to congratulate Heath Park Business and Enterprise College for being the most improved school in the country in terms of its GCSE results. 19 October 2009...
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Emma raised money for The Haven
 Emma ran the Wolverhampton Half Marathon on Sunday 6 September 2009 to raise money for a local charity, The Haven. Kath Rees, the Wolverhampton charity's Chief Executive said, "The Haven is very pleased that Emma raised money for the organisation by running the Wolverhampton Half Marathon and we appreciate her continuing support." For more information about The Haven, www.havenrefuge.org.uk 6 September 2009...
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Eddie Izzard and Trevor Beattie kindly donated to Normandy Veterans
 Stand-up comedian and actor, Eddie Izzard and Birmingham-born advertising executive, Trevor Beattie attended the Normandy Veterans Association’s last memorial service in London on Sunday. Izzard and Beattie both gave generous donations to the Normandy Veterans to help them to travel to Normandy earlier this month for the 65th anniversary event. Emma attended the memorial service with her Granddad, Ken Reynolds, who is a Normandy Veteran. Emma said: “I am incredibly proud of my Granddad, Ken Reynolds (an 85 year-old veteran from Hednesford), and all those who fought in the D-Day landings. We should never forget their bravery and their...
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Emma presents cheque to Low Hill Youth Club
 Bushbury Hill Tenants and Residents' Association kindly donated one thousand pounds to the Low Hill Youth Club so that they can buy equipment to help make the activities that they offer even more fun and interesting. Emma presented the cheque to the kids who go to the youth club at Low Hill Community Centre. Emma said: "I am very pleased to present the generous donation from Bushbury Hill Tenants and Residents Association to Low Hill youth club. The youth club provides an incredibly valuable service to the local community. This donation will enable the youth club to offer an...
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Celebrating Vaisakhi and the Sikh New Year in West Park
 Emma spoke at the Vaisakhi festival in West Park (Sunday 10 May). The festival attracted thousands of people from Wolverhampton and beyond. There was traditional Punjabi music and martial arts demonstrations. Emma said: "I have attended the West Park Vaisakhi celebrations in previous years. I was very grateful to be invited to speak on the stage this year in my new role." "As ever, the festival was a roaring success, attracting thousands of people and providing fun for all the family." "Vaisakhi is a celebration of the foundation of the Khalsa and also marks the Sikh New Year."...
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