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Find your MP and learn more about MPs, including details of their parliamentary career and contact information.

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Role of an MP

The UK public elects Members of Parliament (MPs) to represent their interests and concerns in the House of Commons. MPs consider and propose new laws, and can use their position to check the work of government.

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Parliament and government are two separate institutions that work closely together

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Contact the House of Commons

The Commons Information Office answers questions about the business, history and membership of the House.

Telephone: 020 7219 4272
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Help with Find Your MP

Advice on unrecognised postcodes, British citizens living abroad (including members of the Armed Forces) and finding representatives of other parliaments and assemblies

Unrecognised postcodesNew or changed postcodes

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. 

• Check online map on Ordnance Survey: Election maps (external website)

If your postcode is returned as unrecognised, you can contact the House of Commons Information Office, who can look up the details of your Member of Parliament based on your full address. The Electoral Registration Officer at your local council will also be able to help you identify your MP.

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