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Heathrow Expansion Briefing Sheet Key Politicians Ministers and MPs, MEPS and GLA Members Addresses Ministers and MPs can be contacted at the House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA; Lords at the House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW; MEPs at 2 Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1H 9AA; GLA Members at City Hall, The Queen's Walk, London SE1 2AA. Key Ministers: Douglas Alexander MP, Secretary of State at the Department for Transport; Gillian Merron MP, Under-Secretary of State, responsible for Aviation; David Milliband MP, Secretary of State at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA); Key MPs: Martin Linton, Lab, Battersea; Andrew Mackay, Con, Bracknell; Ann Keen, Lab, Brentford & Isleworth; Mark Field, Con, City of London & Westminster; Malcolm Wicks, Lab, Croydon North; Stephen Pound, Lab, Ealing North; Piara Khabra, Lab, Ealing Southall; Andy Slaughter, Lab, Ealing Acton & Shepherd's Bush; Ian Taylor, Con, Esher & Walton; Alan Keen, Lab, Feltham & Heston; Greg Hands, Con, Hammersmith & Fulham; John McDonnell, Lab, Hayes & Harlington; Malcolm Rifkind, Con, Kensington & Chelsea; Edward Davey, Lib Dem, Kingston & Surbiton; Theresa May, Con, Maidenhead; Justine Greening, Con Putney; Susan Kramer, Lib Dem, Richmond Park; Fiona MacTaggart, Lab, Slough; David Wilshire, Con, Spelthorne; Keith Hill, Lab, Streatham; Sadiq Khan, Lab, Tooting; Vincent Cable; Lib Dem, Twickenham; John Randall, Con, Uxbridge; Kate Hoey, Lab, Vauxhall; Stephen Hammond, Con, Wimbledon; Adam Afriyie, Con, Windsor; Tessa Jowell, Lab, West Norwood and Dulwich; Harriet Harman, Camberwell & Peckham; Simon Hughes, Lib Dem, Bermondsey; Joan Ruddock, Lab, Lewisham Deptford; Bridget Prentice, Lab, Lewisham East; Jim Dowd, Lab, Lewisham West; Nick Raynsford, Lab, Greenwich and Woolwich; Clive Efford, Lab, Eltham; Diane Abbott, Lab, Hackney North & Stoke Newington; Meg Hillier, Lab, Hackney South & Shoreditch; Glenda Jackson, Lab, Hampstead & Highgate; Lynne Featherstone, Lib Dem, Hornsey & Wood Green; Jeremy Corbyn, Lab, Islington North; Emily Thornberry, Lab, Islington South and Finsbury; Frank Dobson, Holborn and St Pancras; Siobhain McDonagh, Lab, Micham and Morden; Andrew Pelling, Con, Croydon Central; Malcolm Wicks, Lab, Croydon North; Richard Ottoway, Con, Croydon South; Sarah Teather, Lib Dem, Brent East; Boris Johnson, Con, Henley Key MEPs: London - John Bowis, Con; Charles Tannock, Con; Theresa Villiers, Con; Syed Salah Kamall, Con; Robert Evans, Lab; Claude Morais, Lab; Mary Honeyball. Lab; The Baroness Ludford, Lib Dem; Jean Lambert, Green; Gerard Batten, UKIP. South East - Nirj Deva; Con; James Elles, Con; Daniel Hannan, Con; Richard Ashworth, Con; Peter Skinner, Lab; Shaon Bowles, Lib Dem; The Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne, Lib Dem; Nigel Farage, UKIP; Dr Caroline Lucas, Green; Ashley Mote, Independent. GLA Members: Tony Arbour, Con, South West; Richard Barnes, Con, Ealing & Hillingdon; John Biggs, City and East; Angie Bray, Con, West Central; Brian Coleman, Con, Barnet & Camden; Roger Evans, Con, Havering & Redbridge; Prof Elizabeth Howlett, Con, Merton & Wandsworth; Bob Neill, Con, Bexley and Bromley; Andrew Pelling, Con, Croydon & Sutton; John Biggs, Lab, City & East; Len Duvall, Lab, Greenwich & Lewisham; J McCartney, Lab, Enfield & Haringey; Bob Blackman, Lab, Brent & Harrow; Jeanette Arnold, Lab, North East; Valerie Shawcross, Lab, Lambeth & Southwark. Party List Members: Nicky Gavron, Murad Qureshi (both Lab); Baroness Sally Hamwee, Michael Tuffrey; Graham Tope (all Lib Dem); Darren Johnson, Jenny Jones (both Green); Damian Hockney, Peter Hulme-Cross (both UKIP). If you wish to receive our Updates on a monthly basis, please let us know. If you have email, please PRINT your address! 10/01/07 Produced by HACAN ClearSkies, PO Box 339, Twickenham, TW1 2XF tel 020 8876 0455 .
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