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Welcome to Labour MP Kate Green’s official website. Kate is proud to be the Member of Parliament for Stretford and Urmston and is committed to supporting all local residents. Here you can see exactly how she’s doing this by reading through news stories and articles – which will be regularly added – as well as the Twitter updates down the right-hand side. You can also find out about Kate’s background, her campaigns, and there’s information about the different ways to get in touch with her.
A debate on crime
Ken Clarke’s reportedly at odds with the Prime Minister on the direction of penal policy, and his junior Minister Crispin Blunt has already been slapped down by Number 10 for suggesting that entertainments for prisoners should be reinstated. But before Labour crows at yet another coalition split (and all within the Conservative party this time), let’s be careful to consider the evidence.
Read the full story here.
Labour’s growing membership
New members are full of enthusiasm and Labour is already back campaigning, whether on the street or in opposition in parliament. Let’s make sure we give members new and old the chance for proper debate within the party.
Read the full story here.
Unsung Heroes
Kate has congratulated this year’s Unsung Heroes champion.
Read Trafford Metro’s report here.
Thank you!
Kate is thrilled to have been elected as Member of Parliament for Stretford and Urmston, and thanks everyone who supported her campaign. Watch out for information in the next few days about when she opens her new office and how you can contact Kate. Full results here.
Kate starts work
The new MP for Stretford and Urmston
Kate’s recorded a video with Catch21 to introduce herself and explain what she wants to do as your MP. It’s one of a number of short video interviews with newly elected MPs, conducted by Catch21 and designed to let people get to know their new representatives in Parliament a bit better. In the video, Kate talks about how she’ll be standing up for people in Stretford and Urmston and gives a bit of information about her background. She also comments on the new government and what she’ll be doing to hold it accountable. It’s only a short clip but it’s packed full of information that’s straight to the point.
Keep Stretford and Urmston Labour
Stretford and Urmston is a key seat here in the North West. It has been a constituency of strong Labour support for some time now, but that doesn’t mean we’re taking it for granted. I’m passionate about communicating with local people and learning more about the issues that matter to them. Donations can help us better connect with residents.
If you can give £20 today to Stretford and Urmston Labour Party, we’ll be able to print over a thousand leaflets asking people to take a second look at Labour, and take a long hard look at the Tories. If you give £100, this will enable us to make 100 calls to target voters.
Any donation you can afford will be very much appreciated.
