England: Write to your MP

Your elected official is your MP – if you don’t know who your MP is, you can find their name and contact details here.

A template letter setting out what the BGS is asking from Ministers is available to download on this page. Please use this to adapt and email or send to your local MP.

Tips for writing to elected representatives
Include your home address. Elected representatives are only able to act on behalf of their constituents so they need your home address so they can check that you are their constituent. If you don’t include it, they’ll reply asking you for it. Personalise the letter. We’ve provided a template letter for you to use but please do feel free to edit it in any way you like. You and your elected officials serve the same community in different ways so please do talk about the unique challenges experienced in your area. Have a clear ask. We’ve suggested asking your representative to contact the Health Minister on your behalf – we are more likely to get responses from Ministers if they are contacted by their colleagues. Let us know if you hear back. We’d love to hear if you received a response from your elected official – please do forward any responses to our Policy Manager Sally at s.greenbrook@bgs.org.uk.

Your elected official is your MP. Click here for a template letter and information on how to contact them.

Template Letter

Please feel free to use the template letter below and adapt it to send it to your MP.

England: Template letter to MP

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