The General Election has produced little change in the UK Innovation Corridor, with all but one constituency - Peterborough - staying with the party which won it in 2017. There are a number of new faces, due to MPs standing down, or changing affiliation, but the political map is broadly unchanged. John McGill, Director of LSCC, said: "We are looking forward to working with our MPs, old and new, through our All Party Parliamentary Group, which has reached a number of milestones this year, including the publication of our Skills Concordat and our report Towards a growth prospectus for the UK’s Innovation Corridor”. "We'd like to take this opportunity to thank our two departing vice-chairs, Mark Prisk and Joan Ryan, who both stood down at this election. Their work has been much appreciated." Full list of elected MPs for the Corridor (new MPs in italics): Hornsey & Wood Green - Catherine West, Lab Hackney North - Diane Abbott, Lab Hackney South - Meg Hiller, Lab Ilford North - Wes Streeting, Lab Ilford South - Sam Tarry, Lab Walthamstow - Stella Creasy Leyton & Wanstead - John Cryer, Lab Tottenham - David Lammy, Lab Enfield Southgate - Bambos Charalambous, Lab Enfield North - Feryal Clark, Lab Edmonton - Kate Osamor Chingford and Woodford Green - Ian Duncan-Smith, Con Epping Forest - Eleanor Laing, Con Broxbourne - Charles Walker, Con Welwyn Hatfield - Grant Shapps, Con Stevenage - Stephen McPartland, Con Hertfordshire North East - Oliver Heald, Con Hertford & Stortford - Julie Marson, Con Harlow - Robert Halfon, Con Saffron Waldon - Kemi Badenoch Cambridgeshire South - Anthony Browne, Con Cambridgeshire South East - Lucy Frazer, Con Cambridge - Daniel Zeichner, Lab Peterborough - Paul Bristow, Con Topics Broxbourne Cambridge Cambridgeshire East Herts Enfield Epping Forest Essex Hackney Haringey Harlow Hertfordshire London Peterborough Policy Redbridge Stevenage Uttlesford Waltham Forest.