Welcome to my website

I am really proud to represent the people of Newcastle in Parliament. When I was elected in 2001, I was
the first MP here for well over a century actually to have been born and bred in our town. Since then, I
have tried my best to help with the issues that matter to you, be it national policy, local projects or
individual concerns.

I hope this website gives a flavour of that work, as well as being a useful guide to our local community.
If you have any comments, or any issues you want to raise, please just get in touch – and likewise if
you want your local group, project or event highlighted here.

Best wishes

Paul Farrelly Signature

From Newcastle, for Newcastle

Conservative County U-turn robs Knutton kids’ farm of £50,000 lottery grant
03 Mar 2010

Staffordshire’s new Conservative Council has backtracked on promises to grant Knutton’s Village Farm a lease for the popular project next to the local Sure Start children’s centre, a refusal which now means it has lost a £50,000 good causes grant from the National Lottery.
Paul welcomes £20 million boost for Michelin
25 Feb 2010

The future of Stoke-on-Trent-based tyre maker Michelin has been safeguarded after the Government unveiled support for the company’s £20million investment plans.
Select Committee publishes long-awaited report on Press Standards, Privacy and Libel in Britain
24 Feb 2010

The House of Commons Culture, Media & Sport Select Committee has today issued its report into privacy, libel laws and press regulation in the UK. Publication marks the culmination of a year long investigation, in which Newcastle’s MP Paul Farrelly played a leading role.
Paul presents coalfields cash to Newcastle Rugby Club
12 Feb 2010

A campaign to install new floodlighting at Newcastle Rugby Club received a welcome boost thanks a cheque presented jointly by local MP Paul Farrelly and Peter McNestry, Chairman of the Coalfields Regeneration Trust.
Paul welcomes Olympic boost for Wedgwood and Doulton
08 Feb 2010

Wedgwood and Royal Doulton have been chosen to produce commemorative ceramics for the London 2012 Olympic Games in a move that has been warmly welcomed by Newcastle MP Paul Farrelly.

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