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Frank Roy MP for Motherwell and Wishaw

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Welcome and thank you for visiting my website. It is designed to provide information for my constituents and to introduce you to Motherwell and Wishaw Constituency - the area I am proud to represent in Parliament, and the area where I was born, grew up in and where I still live.

The constituency covers Motherwell, Wishaw, parts of Bellshill and the villages of Mossend, New Stevenston, Carfin, Newarthill, Cleland, Newmains, Cambusnethan, Waterloo and Overtown. There are two MSPs for the area, John Pentland MSP, who represtents Motherwell, Wishaw and Newmains and Michael McMahon MSP, who represents Bellshill.

If you are unfortunate enough not to live in this area you can find out who your Member of Parliament is through the House of Commons Information Office.

I hold regular advice surgeries, details are available on my surgery page.  Also on this site you will find my views on various issues, my press releases and some photographs of my activities as a working Member of Parliament.

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Latest news

Local MP & MSP meets with Public Utilities involved in the New Wishaw By-Pass Project
Motherwell & Wishaw MP, Frank Roy, and MSP John Pentland met with Public Utility companies involved in the Kitchener Street/Kenilworth Avenue By-pass project to discuss the costs associated with delays to the project.
Wishaw Press Column January 2012
Over the last few weeks UK politics has been dominated by the Scottish Referendum issue of who runs the Referendum? Is it legal and binding? Who decides it content? When will it be? I have no problem in admitting the SNP won the last Scottish Parliamentary Election and have a mandate to hold a referendum on separation. However, on an issue as important to Scotland as any issue raised in the past 300 years, the SNP do not have the monopoly of wisdom.
Local MP calls for action in West Africa
Local MP Frank Roy has called on the Government to act swiftly to the worsening crisis in West Africa. His call comes after a stark reminder contained in Oxfam and Save the Children’s report, published this week, on last year’s Horn of Africa crisis. The report “A Dangerous Delay: The cost of late response to early warnings in the 2011 drought in the Horn of Africa” highlighted the loss of life caused by the slow response to the crisis in East Africa and warns that there must be a faster response to the impending famine in West Africa to prevent a repeat.

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