Terry Jermy MP

I was in Kings Lynn last night to support The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust Awards Ceremony. This event recognises the fantastic staff and volunteers that provide incredible service to patients and visitors at the QEH.

My fortnightly Lynn News Column was published today, and in it I speak about my time at the Labour Party Conference and the Government’s focus on renewal and investment, and building a Britain for all.

Rural Labour MPs Warn No 10: 'We Damage The Environment At Our Peril' Could Labour win the fight for the countryside long-term? Sienna Rodgers talks to members of the new Labour Rural Research Group who are hoping to ...

I was pleased to speak to @politicshome.bsky.social recently about the Labour Rural Research Group - which I am a member of. We’re a group of Labour MPs campaigning for policies to support rural communities across our great country.

Have a read;

www.politicshome.com/news/article...

Congratulations on very nearly becoming top of our leaderboard, @terryjermymp.bsky.social! 👏

We look forward to working with you to secure stronger protections for animals. #AnimalsMatter

Lovely to catch up with @terryjermymp.bsky.social at our @thestrokeassoc.bsky.social #Lab25 stand. Thanks for your ongoing support for people affected by stroke

Great to meet @terryjermymp.bsky.social today at #Lab25. Fantastic to talk through boosting #HeatPumps in rural areas, particularly those reliant on oil systems. We're looking forward to speaking again in future.

Labour should consider hiking gambling tax to fight child poverty, Powell says Deputy leadership hopeful Lucy Powell said Gordon Brown's proposal to hike gambling tax to fund axing the two-child benefit limit should get 'careful consideration'

Labour is at its best when we are clear about whose side we are on, and in whose interests we serve, when our values shine through.

I want us to be clear that our objective is to lift children out of poverty and that will mean we need to lift the 2 child benefit cap www.mirror.co.uk/news/politic...

My fortnightly Lynn News column was published today, and in it I speak about healthcare services in West Norfolk.

📞 Next Thursday, 25th September 2025, I will be holding a telephone advice surgery for my constituents.
To book an appointment with me, please email (please include your full name and address) - terry.jermy.mp@parliament.uk

Met with the Ovarian Cancer Support Group at NNUH alongside @terryjermymp.bsky.social & Alice Macdonald.

As I continue treatment for melanoma, I’m more determined than ever to back cancer patients and support groups – and to keep making the case for Zoe’s Law.

As I have said with regards the Queen Elizabeth Hospital its staff and patients have been let down for many, many years.

We needing to putting resources in, we need to be putting money in and our residents deserve far better when it comes to healthcare.

Terry Jermy MP Statement on Queen Elizabeth Hospital  | Terry Jermy The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) in Norfolk has ranked as the worst-performing of all 134 acute hospitals across the country in a new league table published

The patients and staff at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital have been failed for many, many years and now we need immediate action to rectify these historic problems.

Read my full statement on today's acute hospital league tables:

terryjermy.com/news/terry-j...

Another win for South West Norfolk.

Should you or someone you know need support, please get in touch: terry.jermy.mp@parliament.uk

From the very start I have been opposed to the High Grove solar farm and nothing has changed.

I will continue to make the case for local residents and farmers in South West Norfolk.

Another win for South West Norfolk.

Should you or someone you know need support, please get in touch: terry.jermy.mp@parliament.uk

Today, I met with a group of farmers including H G Bliss Farms and Norfolk NFU - National Farmers' Union reps to talk about all things farming related, including sugar beet, irrigation and abstraction, APR, disease and pests, and other rural economy issues. A very useful and worthwhile conversation.

Another win for South West Norfolk.

My fortnightly Lynn News column was published today, and in it I speak about the innovation and dedication of businesses and organisations in South West Norfolk.

I am supporting Humane World for Animals UK campaign to ban farrowing crates.

For more information: www.humaneworld.org/en/campaign/...

#CrateBritainTour #CrateFreeBritain

@humaneworlduk.bsky.social

MP Joins Campaign Tour to Ban Cages and Crates for Farmed Animals  | Terry Jermy Penny, a full-size animatronic pig came to Norfolk this week as part of the Humane World for Animals UK tour. They were in Thetford on Monday and greeted by

Delighted to have joined Humane World for Animals UK event in Thetford to raise awareness about cruel mother pig cages (known as farrowing crates).

terryjermy.com/news/mp-join...

'If we want people to believe in politics again, we must listen first' - LabourList Most people understand that change does not happen overnight, but people do need to believe that change will come, and they need to see that politicians understand their concerns and listen to them.

🌹 "Most people understand that change does not happen overnight, but people do need to believe that change will come"

@terryjermymp.bsky.social reflects on his summer listening tour across his constituency - and why listening is essential in rebuilding trust in politics

Terrified piglets hit in face and kicked across floor in farm scandal The astonishing cruelty - exposed in new undercover footage obtained by this newspaper - is just one of a litany of harrowing scenes captured at a factory farm.

Yet further disgusting video footage of animal abuse at a Cranswick arm.

Such abuse should have no place in our society or indeed our food supply chain.

Enough is enough.

There needs to be more frequent inspections and supervision of staff.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article...

'If we want people to believe in politics again, we must listen first' - LabourList Most people understand that change does not happen overnight, but people do need to believe that change will come, and they need to see that politicians understand their concerns and listen to them.

There is the old political adage courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.

Right now, we need more of the latter.

Read my article in @labourlist.bsky.social

labourlist.org/2025/08/liz-...

The Tories cut police officers by 20,000.

Labour will deliver extra 13,000 frontline officers into neighbourhood roles to make our streets and communities safer.

This includes the rollout of specialist technology to bring dangerous criminals to justice.

Another win for South West Norfolk.

Should you or someone you know need support, please get in touch: terry.jermy.mp@parliament.uk

My fortnightly Lynn News column was published today, and in it I speak about my recent summer listening tour, the importance of engagement and how South West Norfolk communities are at the heart of the work I do.

#ChangeHasBegun

Labour are bringing stability back to the country's finances we're putting more money in people's pockets.

This morning, I met with Forestry England to discuss the work they are doing locally and to get a better understanding of their challenges and opportunities.

We spoke about the importance of tourism to the region, including environmental tourism and ways to widen accessibility to the forest.

We desperately need a railway system that people can rely on in the East of England.

Whether passengers are taking a single trip or commuting every day, they should feel that the railway is there to help them.

I believe that people should trust that their train will be on time.

YouTube video by Terry Jermy MP I spoke to BBC Radio Norfolk About Blue Badges Access

This morning I highlighted the need to broaden the criteria for Blue Badges.

We need more face to face assessments to ensure we are not isolating or taking away people's independence; many of whom are older people in rural areas.

youtu.be/alH5we8w-MI