Serving Almondsbury, Downend, Easter Compton, Frenchay, Hallen, Hambrook, Little Stoke, Patchway, Pilning, Severn Beach, Staple Hill, Stoke Gifford, Stoke Lodge, Stoke Park and Winterbourne.

I am both honoured and humbled to have been elected as the Member of Parliament for the new Filton and Bradley Stoke constituency. I am fully aware of the high level of trust the people of FABS have placed in me, I will assure them that I will do everything I can to make sure that their best interests are always at the heart of what I strive to achieve.

I am determined to repay those who have placed their trust in me already and also convince those who didn't this time around that I will do all I can to obtain their trust in the coming days, weeks, months and years. By electing me as your local MP, I know that you have already invested great responsibility in me. I will not let you down.

Welcome to my website - this should be your one-stop-shop for information about what I'm doing, what's going on in your local area, useful contacts and latest news.

I'm working hard to represent you in Filton & Bradley Stoke, but if you have any feedback, or any issue you would like to contact me about, please do not hesitate to get in touch by emailing jack.lopresti.mp@parliament.uk or calling 01454 617 783

Best wishes,


As you will see from the map below, the new constituency is made up of the towns and villages around (but outside) the north fringe of Bristol from Staple Hill to Severn Beach. Jack was elected as MP for Filton and Bradley Stoke at the recent General Election, securing 19,686 votes - more than 40 per cent of the vote - and a majority of 6,914. Jack lives in Filton, near the College. His wife Lucy is working at a Filton children's nursery and their three children - Domenic, Sophie and Michael - are all going to local South Gloucestershire schools.



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National news

Gove gives green light to 102 more free schools (22/05/13)
Education Secretary Michael Gove today approved 102 new free school applications to open in 2014 and beyond, delivering around 50,000 new school places.
Grayling: Automatic privileges for prisoners cannot continue (30/04/13)
Today, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has unveiled important changes to prisoner rehabilitation across England and Wales.
Universal Credit launched (29/04/13)
Today marks the important next step in the radical reshaping of the welfare system so the system works for hardworking people, as the Universal Credit pathfinder is launched in parts of Manchester.

Latest News

26 APR 2013

Wheatfield Primary School

Jack today visited Wheatfield Primary School to look at issues over access to the school. Jack had...


14 MAR 2013

Official launch of the Olympus Academy Trust

Jack was at the official launch of the Olympus AcademyTrust. This new partnership has been...


31 JAN 2013

Bradley Stoke comes to Westminster

Brenda and Roland Cowley were in the House of Parliament to visit Filton and Bradley Stoke MP Jack...


28 JAN 2013

Jack drops into Brooks Cafe at Coniston Community Centre

Julie Close, Director of Southern Brooks, invited Jack to join local residents and users of Coniston...


11 JAN 2013

Visit to Babcock International Group

Jack Lopresti today visited Babcock International Groups new offices in Aztec West. Babcock are an...


Parliament

Planning (Mottingham) (21 May 2013)
Bob Neill: No, I hope not for the Porcupine. I want briefly to set out what seems to be the particularly worrying pattern of behaviour that the proposal to demolish the Porcupine public house in Mottingham in my constituency highlights. It is obviously of great concern to residents of Mottingham, which, it is worth saying, is not an amorphous part of London suburbia, but a genuine village with a real...

European Union Documents: Syria (EU Restrictive Measures) (21 May 2013)
Alistair Burt: I thank all colleagues for their contributions to this short debate. We have covered a lot of ground, and I appreciate how colleagues have handled it. My hon. Friend the Member for Bournemouth East (Mr Ellwood) reminded me of the line from “Argo”, which could have been used in a number of other films. There are no good choices. They are all bad choices. What we are trying to do...