
Labour & Co-operative MP for Cramlington & Killingworth constituencyš¹š Please contact [email protected] with queries/casework š§
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
Joined August 2010
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Emma Foody MP retweeted
Newcastle promises to stand 'louder and stronger' in fight against racism after charity row
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Just over a week left to apply for one of the best jobs in politics, leading a brilliant team at a moment of huge opportunityššš
Could you lead the Co-operative Party through its next phase of growth and development? š
Do you have the vision, energy and resilience to drive co-operative political action to new levels?
We're looking for our next General Secretary.
Apply below.
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Emma Foody MP retweeted
Behind the stories we're told about hate and despair, is the truth we all recognise.
A Britain of hope, solidarity, co-operation and pride.
@CaitProwle delivers our Sororal Greetings at Labour Party Conference.
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Emma Foody MP retweeted
A National Care Service. Free at the point of use. Peace of mind in later life.
Emma Foody MP retweeted
Delighted to bring forward a new Ā£10 million regional Co-operative Development Programme to help mayors and strategic authorities set up more co-operative businesses, owned and run by the staff, customers and communities who use them, so local people share directly in their success. š
@CoopParty @coopukcampaigns @coopnews @CoopInnovation @CooperativesUK
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Proud of my friend @FortuneJF š¹š
š“ NEW: Joe Fortune elected by NEC as Labourās new general secretary
More to follow š
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Emma Foody MP retweeted
Wish me luck!
If you can spare a few quid, hereās the link to donate to Changing Lives homelessness charity: justgiving.com/page/andy-burā¦
Emma Foody MP retweeted
Congratulations to everyone receiving their results today, from all of us at the Labour Party!
Hate to disagree with @andyburnham here - but everybody knows Corned Beef pasties are the true elite Greggs order.
No debate.
And of course I have the app.
Replying to @PolitlcsUK
Burnham: "On Greggs particularly, I'm a fan, as you've picked up"
@HenryRiley1: "What's your order?"
Burnham: "The sausage, bean and cheese thing. Is that right?"
@HenryRiley1: "The Sausage, Bean and Cheese Melt?"
Burnham: "Yeah, something like that"
Emma Foody MP retweeted
Honoured to become Chair of the Labour Party.
I joined our party as a teenager and saw first hand the difference a Labour government makes.
I'll work with members to build the election-winning machine that sees off Reform for good and secures a second Labour term.
Emma Foody MP retweeted
Co-operation is at the table, with more seats than ever before. š š¼
With a quarter of Cabinet posts now held by Co-operative Party representatives, now is our moment.
Emma Foody MP retweeted
I said I would give people a bit more breathing space.
Today Iām taking immediate action - cutting taxes on energy bills to put more money in your pocket.
Weāre in good hands.
@anneliese_midge
Emma Foody MP retweeted
We are devastated to learn of the passing of Kevin Keegan, one of the most iconic, influential and deeply loved figures in our clubās history.
Kevin was more than a legendary footballer and manager. He was the beating heart of Newcastle United for generations of supporters.
Emma Foody MP retweeted
Itās the honour of my life to be Leader of the Labour Party.
I will be a leader for every region and nation in this great country, and this Party will be unashamedly Labour in our priorities and in the decisions we take.
Together, we will set Britain on a new path.
Party in the Park!
Really brilliant Party in the Park at Astley Park this afternoon.
Iāve been down and it is fantastic. Itās on until 4pm so still time to pop down for a fab afternoon with lots going on.
Emma Foody MP retweeted
As the first day of nominations draws to a close, I am deeply grateful to the 322 Labour MPs who have put their trust in me and nominated me for Leader of the Labour Party.
Their support comes from across the PLP and reflects a shared belief that Britain needs a new approach to politics.
That is the circuit breaker I am offering: power out of Westminster, an economy rewired for ordinary people, and good growth in every postcode.
I want to empower MPs to bring the experiences of their constituents into the heart of government, and harness the full breadth of our Labour movement, drawing on all its traditions and beliefs in pursuit of a common purpose.
I want to thank every colleague who has nominated me for their commitment to that vision.





















