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Emma Foody

Emma Foody

Labour MP for Cramlington and Killingworth

Emma Foody is the Labour (Co-op) MP for Cramlington and Killingworth, and has been an MP continually since 4 July 2024.

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Seat status

Very safe

Percentage of votes

28.24%

Recent swing

+4.7% Labour

Party

Labour

Top donors:

No registered donations

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Business and Trade

Business of the House

“Recently, residents in Shiremoor and Cramlington have been contacting me about significant delays to post deliveries. Some report letters arriving once every 10 days. This is having a real impact on constituents, and in one case, a delay in receiving post resulted in an interruption of disability living allowance for a child. Given that Royal Mail has stated that there are no widespread issues, what steps can Members take to hold Royal Mail to account, so that I can ensure reliable postal services for my constituents?”

Spoke in 31 debatesAsked 1 question

Arts, Media and Sport

Transport: Topical Questions

“The Secretary of State and others in this place will be aware of my campaign for investment in the Moor Farm roundabout. The current situation causes misery for local people and is choking investment not just in my constituency, but across the north-east. I have held debates, asked questions, and had meetings with Ministers and National Highways. In fact, I have spoken about it more than 50 times in this place, but I am feeling lucky today. Does the Secretary of State have any update on my campaign to secure the crucial upgrades?”

Spoke in 5 debatesAsked 14 questions
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Critical upgrades Moor Farm roundabout upgrades move closer

Blog · 16 Jun 2026

North East can lead the way to clean renewable energy and energy security

Blog · 20 May 2026

King’s Speech goes “further and faster to rebalance opportunities to communities”

Blog · 20 May 2026

Key Parliamentary Votes

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VOTED AYE4 Sep 2025

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

✓ Passed — 336 For, 77 Against

VOTED AYE9 Mar 2026

Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

✓ Passed — 307 For, 173 Against

VOTED AYE10 Mar 2026

Courts and Tribunals Bill

✓ Passed — 304 For, 203 Against

Where Emma fits into things

Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Emma Foody

Emma Foody

Labour MP for Cramlington and Killingworth

Surgeries

Monthly in-person, occasional online

Examples of successful citizen influence

  • Coordinated constituent emails leading to parliamentary questions
  • Local campaign prompting a public statement

Pressure that tends to influence

  • High volume constituent contact
  • Media attention on local issues
  • Cross-party committee pressure