No. 320/11
Ref: GS 11.0
Date: 31/03/2011
To All Branches
Dear Colleagues,
Keep the Post Public: EARLY DAY MOTION (EDM 1408)
The attached list of Labour MPs have yet to sign EDM 1408.
Also find attached is a copy of the Postcard that was sent to all Labour MPs.
This follows emails, letters and internal work that has been undertaken.
Any queries on this LTB should be addressed to the General Secretary’s office.
Yours sincerely,
W. Hayes D. Ward
General Secretary Deputy General Secretary (Postal)
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LIST OF MPs WHO HAVE YET TO SIGN
Abbott, Ms Diane - Hackney North and Stoke Newington
Ainsworth, rh Mr Bob - Coventry North East
Alexander, Heidi - Lewisham East
Ali, Rushanara - Bethnal Green and Bow
Anderson, Mr David - Blaydon
Austin, Ian - Dudley North
Bailey, Mr Adrian - West Bromwich West
Bain, Mr William - Glasgow North East
Banks, Gordon - Rother Valley
Beckett, rh Margaret - Derby South
Bell, Sir Stuart - Middlesbrough
Benn, rh Hilary - Leeds Central
Berger, Luciana - Liverpool, Wavertree
Betts, Mr Clive - Sheffield South East
Blenkinsop, Tom = Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland
Blunkett, rh Mr David - Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough
Bradshaw, rh Mr Ben = Exeter
Brennan, Kevin - Cardiff West
Brown, rh Mr Gordon - Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath
Brown, Lyn - West Ham
Brown, rh Mr Nicholas - Newcastle upon Tyne East
Brown, Mr Russell - Dumfries and Galloway
Bryant, Chris - Rhondda
Buck, Ms Karen - Westminster North
Campbell, Mr Alan - Tynemouth
Clwyd, rh Ann - Cynon Valley
Coaker, Vernon - Gedling
Coffey, Ann - Stockport
Creasy, Dr Stella - Walthamstow
Cryer, John - Leyton and Wanstead
Cunningham, Alex - Stockton North
Curran, Margaret - Glasgow East
Darling, rh Mr Alistair - Edinburgh South West
David, Mr Wayne - Caerphilly
Davidson, Mr Ian - Glasgow South West
De Piero, Gloria - Ashfield
Dobson, rh Frank - Holborn and St Pancras
Docherty, Thomas - Dunfermline and West Fife
Donohoe, Mr Brian H. - Central Ayrshire
Dowd, Jim - Lewisham West and Penge
Doyle, Gemma - West Dunbartonshire
Dugher, Michael - Barnsley East
Efford, Clive - Eltham
Elliott, Julie - Sunderland Central
Engel, Natascha - North East Derbyshire
Evans, Chris - Islwyn
Fitzpatrick, Jim - Poplar and Limehouse
Flello, Robert - Stoke-on-Trent South
Gardiner, Barry - Brent North
Glass, Pat - North West Durham
Glindon, Mrs Mary - North Tyneside
Goggins, rh Paul - Wythenshawe and Sale East
Goodman, Helen - Bishop Auckland
Greatrex, Tom - Rutherglen and Hamilton West
Greenwood, Lilian - Nottingham South
Griffith, Nia - Llanelli
Hanson, rh Mr David - Delyn
Healey, rh John - Wentworth and Dearne
Hepburn, Mr Stephen - Jarrow
Hillier, Meg - Hackney South and Shoreditch
Hilling, Julie - Bolton West
Hodge, rh Margaret - Barking
Hodgson, Mrs Sharon - Washington and Sunderland West
Hopkins, Kelvin - Luton North
Irranca-Davies, Huw - Ogmore
Jackson, Glenda - Hampstead and Kilburn
James, Mrs Siân C. - Swansea East
Jamieson, Cathy - Kilmarnock and Loudoun
Johnson, rh Alan - Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle
Johnson, Diana - Kingston upon Hull North
Jones, Graham - Hyndburn
Jones, Helen - Warrington North
Jones, Mr Kevan - North Durham
Jones, Susan Elan - Clwyd South
Jowell, rh Tessa - Dulwich and West Norwood
Joyce, Eric - Falkirk
Kaufman, rh Sir Gerald - Manchester, Gorton
Kendall, Liz - Leicester West
Khan, rh Sadiq - Tooting
Lammy, rh Mr David - Tottenham
Lavery, Ian - Wansbeck
Lazarowicz, Mark - Edinburgh North and Leith
Leslie, Chris - Nottingham East
Lewis, Mr Ivan - Bury South
MacShane, rh Mr Denis - Rotherham
Mahmood, Shabana - Birmingham, Ladywood
Mann, John - Bassetlaw
Marsden, Mr Gordon - Blackpool South
McCann, Mr Michael - East Kilbride, Strathaven and Lesmahagow
McClymont, Gregg - Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East
McDonagh, Siobhain - Mitcham and Morden
McDonnell, John - Hayes and Harlington
McFadden, rh Mr Pat - Wolverhampton South East
McGovern, Jim - Dundee West
McKechin, Ann - Glasgow North
McKinnell, Catherine - Newcastle upon Tyne North
Miliband, rh David - South Shields
Moon, Mrs Madeleine - Bridgend
Mudie, Mr George - Leeds East
Munn, Meg - Sheffield, Heeley
O'Donnell, Fiona - East Lothian
Onwurah, Chi - Newcastle upon Tyne Central
Phillipson, Bridget - Houghton and Sunderland South
Pound, Stephen - Ealing North
Qureshi, Yasmin - Bolton South East
Raynsford, rh Mr Nick - Greenwich and Woolwich
Reed, Mr Jamie - Copeland
Reeves, Rachel - Leeds West
Reynolds, Emma - Wolverhampton North East
Robertson, Angus - -Moray
Robinson, Mr Geoffrey - Coventry North West
Roy, Mr Frank - Motherwell and Wishaw
Ruane, Chris - Vale of Clwyd
Sarwar, Anas - Glasgow Central
Sheerman, Mr Barry - Huddersfield
Sheridan, Jim - Paisley and Renfrewshire North
Shuker, Gavin - Luton South
Slaughter, Mr Andy - Hammersmith
Smith, rh Mr Andrew - Oxford East
Smith, Angela - Penistone and Stocksbridge
Smith, Nick - Blaenau Gwent
Smith, Owen - Pontypridd
Soulsby, Sir Peter - Leicester South
Spellar, rh Mr John -Warley
Straw, rh Mr Jack - Blackburn
Stuart, Ms Gisela - Birmingham, Edgbaston
Tami, Mark - Alyn and Deeside
Thomas, Mr Gareth - -Harrow West
Thornberry, Emily - Islington South and Finsbury
Timms, rh Stephen - East Ham
Trickett, Jon - Hemsworth
Twigg, Derek - Halton
Umunna, Mr Chuka - Streatham
Watson, Mr Tom - West Bromwich East
Whitehead, Dr Alan - Southampton, Test
Williamson, Chris - Derby North
Wilson, Phil - Sedgefield
Winnick, Mr David - Walsall North
Woodcock, John - Barrow and Furness
Wright, David - Telford
Cairns, David - Inverclyde
Gwynne, Andrew - Denton and Reddish
Hamilton, David - Midlothian
Hamilton, Fabian - Leeds North East
Hendrick, Mark - Preston
Hood, Jim - Lanark and Hamilton East
Mactaggart, Fiona - Slough
Meacher, Michael - Oldham West and Royton
Michael, Alun - Cardiff South and Penarth
Nash, Pamela - Airdrie and Shotts
Perkins, Toby - Chesterfield
Dan Jarvis - Barnsley Central
Debbie Abrahams - Oldham East and saddleworth
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Currently signed by 162 - is your MP one of them.
No. 356/11
Ref: GS11.0
Date: 6th April 2011
To All Branches
Dear Colleagues,
Keep the Post Public: Early Day Motion 1408 and the Postal Services Bill
Further to LTB 345/11, we currently stand at 162 signatures for this Early Day Motion and of which 47 are now Conservative/Liberal Democrat backbenchers, well over 50% of the Government’s backbench MPs. 95 Labour MPs have signed, and it is clear that anyone who sits on the Front Bench for Labour is currently observing a protocol of not signing (although they are being very supportive in other ways).
This means that there are around 65 backbench Labour MPs who are yet to sign.
We know and are grateful for the efforts that Regional Secretaries and branches have been putting into contacting members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, whether they sit on the Front Bench or the backbenches. It is important that this contact continues and the data that was sent out in LTB 342/11 will clearly be very important in this regard.
In the House of Lords today, it is the final Committee stage for the Postal Services Bill. It is anticipated that their Lordships will finish deliberating at approximately 19:00 this evening. Parliament is then in recess until after the Easter bank holiday and will resume on 26 April.
We will be issuing a list of Labour MPs who have not signed the EDM by the end of this week, and branches should be visiting the constituency offices of those MPs. Regional Secretaries will be liaising with branches over the dates that they intend to make these visits. It is crucial that contact is made with local MPs irrespective of their status within the Parliamentary Labour Party.
After the Committee stage, as reported in previous LTBs, there will be Report stage of the Postal Services Bill in the House of Lords. This is scheduled to take place over 2 days which are currently scheduled to be Wednesday, 4 May and Wednesday, 18 May. Amendments will be tabled and votes will be taken on both of those days.
There then needs to be a third reading in the House of Lords. This cannot take place any earlier than 3 clear sitting days after the Report stage. In others words, given the current timescale, it will be on 24/25 May at the earliest.
The Bill then needs to go to the Commons for votes on the amendments adopted by the Lords before finally completing all its stages and later receiving Royal Assent.
It is helpful to note that Parliament will rise for its Whitsun recess on 25 May.
Please note that all of the above is subject to change, but it is correct at time of writing.
Any queries on this LTB should be addressed to the General Secretary’s department.
Yours sincerely,
W. Hayes D. Ward
General Secretary Deputy General Secretary (Postal)
Currently signed by 162 - is your MP one of them.
No. 356/11
Ref: GS11.0
Date: 6th April 2011
To All Branches
Dear Colleagues,
Keep the Post Public: Early Day Motion 1408 and the Postal Services Bill
Further to LTB 345/11, we currently stand at 162 signatures for this Early Day Motion and of which 47 are now Conservative/Liberal Democrat backbenchers, well over 50% of the Government’s backbench MPs. 95 Labour MPs have signed, and it is clear that anyone who sits on the Front Bench for Labour is currently observing a protocol of not signing (although they are being very supportive in other ways).
This means that there are around 65 backbench Labour MPs who are yet to sign.
We know and are grateful for the efforts that Regional Secretaries and branches have been putting into contacting members of the Parliamentary Labour Party, whether they sit on the Front Bench or the backbenches. It is important that this contact continues and the data that was sent out in LTB 342/11 will clearly be very important in this regard.
In the House of Lords today, it is the final Committee stage for the Postal Services Bill. It is anticipated that their Lordships will finish deliberating at approximately 19:00 this evening. Parliament is then in recess until after the Easter bank holiday and will resume on 26 April.
We will be issuing a list of Labour MPs who have not signed the EDM by the end of this week, and branches should be visiting the constituency offices of those MPs. Regional Secretaries will be liaising with branches over the dates that they intend to make these visits. It is crucial that contact is made with local MPs irrespective of their status within the Parliamentary Labour Party.
After the Committee stage, as reported in previous LTBs, there will be Report stage of the Postal Services Bill in the House of Lords. This is scheduled to take place over 2 days which are currently scheduled to be Wednesday, 4 May and Wednesday, 18 May. Amendments will be tabled and votes will be taken on both of those days.
There then needs to be a third reading in the House of Lords. This cannot take place any earlier than 3 clear sitting days after the Report stage. In others words, given the current timescale, it will be on 24/25 May at the earliest.
The Bill then needs to go to the Commons for votes on the amendments adopted by the Lords before finally completing all its stages and later receiving Royal Assent.
It is helpful to note that Parliament will rise for its Whitsun recess on 25 May.
Please note that all of the above is subject to change, but it is correct at time of writing.
Any queries on this LTB should be addressed to the General Secretary’s department.
Yours sincerely,
W. Hayes D. Ward
General Secretary Deputy General Secretary (Postal)
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Current status as at today - 1 new signature 9 Sep 2011 which is why its come back up:
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Eric Stuart JoyceTrueBlueTerrier wrote:Current status as at today - 1 new signature 9 Sep 2011 which is why its come back up:
Joyce was the first MP to claim more than £1 million cumulatively in expenses. In October 2007 Joyce claimed £180 for three oil paintings. When asked why he had used taxpayer's funds in such a way he replied "because they look nice."
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What's that all about,the ones who withdrew their signature.
PS:Good to have Eric on board.
PS:Good to have Eric on board.
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LIST OF MPs WHO HAVE YET TO SIGN
Johnson, rh Alan - Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle

knob.
Johnson, rh Alan - Kingston upon Hull West and Hessle

knob.
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