| 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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Emma attended the Workers' Memorial Day service in Wolverhampton (28 April 2009). There was a wreath laying ceremony by local trade union branches and a short service by Industrial Chaplain, Rev. Ruth Reynolds-Tyson (pictured with Emma here). In Britain last year, 229 workers were killed in their workplace. 18 of the deaths were people from the West Midlands. At the service, 18 pairs of shoes represented those who passed away. The annual event is organised by Wolverhampton, Bilston & District Trades Union Council & Black Country Urban Industrial Mission....
Emma was at the best game of the season today (18 April 2009) as Wolves secured promotion to the Premiership. The atmosphere at Molineux was electric. Mick McCarthy and the team have done us Wulfrunians proud!...
Emma and Janet Foster, Ambassador for Coeliac UK, met with Gordon Brown and Sarah Brown in Downing Street yesterday on the occasion of International Women's Day. Emma Reynolds said: "Local activist, Janet Foster and I had the chance to go to 10 Downing Street yesterday evening on the occasion of International Women's Day. It was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the progress the Government has made in achieving greater equality between men and women. "I discussed with Gordon and Sarah my concerns for Wolverhampton." "Janet and I were amongst women MPs, Ministers and local community activists from across the...
Emma was on Wolverhampton Community Radio's politics show on Friday 19 February debating local and national issues with a local Tory Councillor. WCR FM (101.8 FM) is one of a kind in our city. It is a grassroots initiative which is supported by local people and run by local people. You can even become a member! The station's variety of programmes caters for all types of music lovers, through to food and drink and to current affairs. There really is something for everyone. www.wcrfm.com...
Ken Purchase and Emma attended the Remembrance Day Service in Wednesfield (November 2008). Emma said: "I always find Remembrance Day moving. My Grandad fought in World War II. He has incredible recall of the experience and many fascinating stories to tell. He had a tough time but enjoyed the intense friendships he formed during the war. However, he was one of the lucky ones, he came home alive. Many others did not." "Taking time to reflect on the sacrifice and bravery of all those who have fought to keep our country free and independent is extremely important"....
Trevor Beattie is a successful advertising executive who is originally from Birmingham. He found out that the Normandy Veterans were struggling to raise funds to visit Normandy this year so he donated generously to the West Midlands Normandy Veterans so that each of them could go to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Emma said: "It was a great pleasure to meet Trevor this evening. I have heard so much about him from my Granddad. He gave a very moving speech about how and why he got involved. The veterans and their families were so very pleased to...
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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