Member of Parliament

Stephen McPartland was elected to the House of Commons as Member of Parliament for Stevenage on 6th May 2010. He has a keen interest in education, health and science and technology. He represents these interests in Parliament as a member of the Science and Technology Select Committee, as Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Asthma and sat on the Education Bill committee which is directly delivering flagship reform for education nationally.

Stephen has secured over £250 million from the Government for investment in housing, schools and the Lister hospital, all of which will benefit residents of the Stevenage constituency. In August 2010, he launched the Campaign for a Radiotherapy Unit at the Lister Hospital with a local newspaper.

Jobs and the economy are also vitally important to Stephen and he spends time with local businesses; he works as Vice-Chairman of the Space Committee and is Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Groups for Furniture Industry. Stephen firmly believes the key to making a real difference is listening to local people and working hard to improve the local community in which we all live and work.

Stephen is married to Emma, a primary school teacher. He is an avid reader, volunteer speaker for Asthma UK and a football fan, often watching Stevenage play. He is a Trustee of the Living Room and Patron of Turn the Tide, both locally-based charity organisations founded in Stevenage. Stephen commenced his political career in Warrington in 1999 and prior to being elected an MP was the Director of Membership for British American Business (the US Chamber of Commerce).

MP SURGERIES
Stephen will be holding regular surgeries, which will be itemised on our Monthly Events Calendar.
CVS Portakabin, Southgate, Stevenage SG1 1RU.
To make an appointment or to contact Stephen:
Telephone - 01438 728139
Email - Click Here
Letter - The House of Commons, Westminster, London, SW1A 0AA..