Cathy Jamieson MP

Kilmarnock and Loudoun

Your Labour & Co-operative MP for Kilmarnock and Loudoun

• Message from Cathy

  

  I am honoured to represent Kilmarnock and Loudoun Constituency in Westminster. My priority is to stand up for local people and fight their corner. I constantly make the case for jobs and a fair share of investment to help our local economy. I will work in co-operation with anyone who has the best interests of our area at heart. But I won't stand by and say nothing if we are not getting a fair deal. The public services we all depend on must be protected. That's why I am campaigning with Trade Unions and community groups against cuts. I can help constituents who are having problems with Government Departments or Agencies. I can also take...

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Working hard for you

• Chance to be Chancellor

  

  Cathy is calling onyoung people in Kilmarnock and Loudoun to take up the Chance to be Chancellor and submit their ideas for the 2012 Youth Budget. The competition, run by the Citizenship Foundation in partnership...

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• Work Capability Assessment

  

  Cathy has called on the Government to reform the much-criticised Work Capability Assessment after receiving an increasing number of complaints from constituents in Kilmarnock and Loudoun. Cathy spoke in a debate in Parliament...

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• Rock the House

  

  Cathy is calling on all budding musicians in Kilmarnock and Loudoun to take part in Rock the House 2012, the second annual Parliamentary live music competition. Cathy has the chance to...

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• Mie Mie Release

  

  Cathy was pleased to hear of the recent release of the Burmese dissident Mie Mie under the second round of prisoner releases in Burma this year. Cathy had previously campaigned for Mie Mie’s...

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• Farepak Compensation

  

  Cathy is calling for legal proceedings against the former Christmas savings firm Farepak to be speeded up after the Government confirmed that around 1,500 people in Kilmarnock and Loudoun are still awaiting compensation....

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Westminster Week ebrief