Queen’s Speech debate: the North East deserves better
Catherine spoke in yesterday’s debate in Parliament on the Queen’s Speech. You can read a copy of her speech below – or watch it here. Catherine McKinnell: I congratulate the hon. Member for Chelmsford (Vicky Ford) on being so quick off the mark, and being the first Member to make a maiden speech in this Parliament. She … Continue reading Queen’s Speech debate: the North East deserves better
Letter to Prime Minister on DUP deal
Catherine and her North East colleague, Phil Wilson MP, have written to the Prime Minister about the implications of a deal with the DUP for the North East economy, and particularly the region’s airports. You can read a copy of the letter by clicking on the images below.
MP Catherine urges Newcastle women to take up cervical screening
Newcastle North MP, Catherine McKinnell, has added her support to Cervical Screening Awareness Week (CSAW), organised by the charity Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust. CSAW is being held this year from 12th-18th June. Cervical cancer currently claims two lives every day in the UK, and is the most common cancer in women under 35. Cervical screening … Continue reading MP Catherine urges Newcastle women to take up cervical screening
Thank you
I would like to thank the voters of Newcastle North for putting your trust in me once again by re-electing me as your Member of Parliament at the snap General Election held on 8th June 2017, with an increased majority of 10,349. It remains an immense honour to serve as the MP for the area … Continue reading Thank you
Newcastle North MP hits out at impact of local education cuts
Newcastle North MP and Education Select Committee member, Catherine McKinnell, has today hit out at the impact of education cuts on schools in Newcastle during a debate in Parliament. Speaking during this morning’s Westminster Hall debate on school funding in the North East, Catherine highlighted the cuts already being made by local schools as a … Continue reading Newcastle North MP hits out at impact of local education cuts