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  1. www.parliament.uk › contact-your-mpContact your MP - UK Parliament

    To telephone their office at the House of Commons, call 020 7219 3000 and ask to be put through to their office giving your MP’s name. To phone your MP at their local constituency office, you will find the contact details at your local town hall or library, or it may be given in the Directory of MPs.

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  3. www.parliament.uk › mps › find-your-mp-helpHelp with Find Your MP - UK Parliament

    • Unrecognised Postcodes
    • British Citizens Living Abroad
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    • Representation in Other Parliaments, Assemblies Or Councils
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    First, check you entered your full postcode correctly and try the search again. If this still does not work it may be that the postcode has been changed recently or is for a new dwelling. There is a short delay between the Post Office issuing new postcodes and them becoming available on the Find Your MP service.

    Constituency boundaries and postcodes

    Postcode areas do not always match constituency boundaries. An online map of the UK is available from Ordnance Survey which allows you to search by place name or postcode, and choose the boundary layer, to show which constituency a postcode or place comes under. 1. Check online map on Ordnance Survey: Election maps (external website) If your postcode is returned as unrecognised, you can contact the House of Commons Enquiry Service, who can look up the details of your Member of Parliament base...

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    British citizens living abroad can use the postcode of where they were last living in the UK. For information on your eligibility to vote please contact the Electoral Commission. 1. About my vote: British citizens living abroad (external website)

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    You can use the postcode of where you would be living in the UK if not serving abroad, or where you were last living in the UK. For information on your eligibility to vote please contact the Electoral Commission. 1. About my vote: armed forces (external website)

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    The Crown dependencies of Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are not represented in the UK Parliament.

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    If someone is for example, homeless, a patient in a mental health hospital, or is remanded in custody, the postcode for where they have a local connection, or where they would otherwise be living, or have lived in the past can be used. For information on eligibility to vote and making a ‘declaration of local connection' please contact the Electoral...

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    The Find Your MP service can only help you to identify your MP in the UK Parliament. Details of your representatives on local councils, in devolved UK regions or in the European Parliament can be found online on the following sites: Local council 1. Find your local council (external site) Welsh Parliament/ Senedd Cymru 1. Find Your Member of the Se...

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    The Find Your MP system is based on constituency boundary and postcode data supplied by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Postcodes may cross constituency boundaries. For information on mapping postcodes against constituency areas please contact the Office for National Statistics. 1. Office for National Statistics postcode products

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  6. members.parliament.uk › members › commonsFind MPs - MPs and Lords - UK Parliament

    • Ms Diane Abbott. Independent. Hackney North and Stoke Newington.
    • Debbie Abrahams. Labour. Oldham East and Saddleworth.
    • Bim Afolami. Conservative. Hitchin and Harpenden.
    • Adam Afriyie. Conservative. Windsor.

  7. www.parliament.uk › contact-usContact Us - UK Parliament

    You can call our telephone enquiry service on 0800 112 4272 (Freephone) or 020 7219 4272 during our opening hours: 10am - 12 midday and 2 - 4pm (Monday to Friday) Callers with a text phone can talk through Text Relay by calling 18001 followed by our full number.

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    Enter your postcode, location, MPs name or job title to find the name and contact details of your local MP.

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