Hello,

I'm Iain Stewart, the Member of Parliament for Milton Keynes South. I was elected for the first time on 6th May 2010.

I am grateful to the voters in Milton Keynes South for their support and faith in me and I am deeply honoured to be entrusted with the responsibility of representing them and this great new city in Westminster.

We have tough decisions to make and much hard work to do to put the country back on its feet but I give you my pledge that I will do all I can to improve the long-term condition of Milton Keynes and Britain as a whole. 

If you need to get in touch with me, please click on the "Contact Me" button at the top of this page. While most issues can be dealt with by a phone call, email or letter, I also hold regular "surgeries" across the constituency if you have a personal issue that you wish to discuss with me in person. These surgeries are by appointment only and are normally held on Friday afternoon and evenings. If you would like to book an appointment, please call my office on 01908 686830.

Thank you.

Iain signed the Book of Commitment in the House of Commons to pledge his commitment to honouring those who died during the Holocaust.

It is Holocaust Memorial Week, and Friday 27th marks the 67th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Nazi concentration and extermination camp which is the site of the largest mass murder in history.

Locally, the Milton Keynes South MP will be leading a service at Christ the Cornerstone inviting the public to sign the Holocaust Memorial Day 2012 Pledge.

The pledge invites people to ‘Speak Up’ and ‘Speak Out’ against the language of hatred and prejudice.

Commenting on the Holocaust Memorial, Mr Stewart said: “Milton Keynes is a city built on diversity and I would like to use this period to encourage constituents to actively speak out against prejudice and intolerance today.”

Have you got the Code? This is the question Iain is asking local charities in Milton Keynes.

MP Iain Stewart is encouraging local charities to set up their unique 6-digit code with Vodafone to enable them to use the JustTextGiving service.

The Service is free to set up, with every penny donated going to the charity, and works by allowing individuals to make donations by text message. Donations can be made by customers of any network provider without network charges and gift aid can also be claimed on each donation.

It is estimated that text donations could be worth £96 million annually by 2014.

Commenting on the scheme, Iain said: “I would encourage our local charities to take advantage of this free service. We already have a great spirit of philanthropy in Milton Keynes and the JustTextGiving service is a quick, free and convenient way for people to donate to local charities that are making such a difference to many people’s lives across our area”.

JustTextGiving was developed by Vodafone on a not-for-profit basis. Interested charities can register for a unique 6-digit Vodafone Individual code at www.justtextgiving.co.uk. The mobile provider does not profit from the service.