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All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group

All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group information

The All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group (APMG) exists to encourage the exchange of knowledge and understanding between Parliament and the UK's diverse manufacturing industries, helping to raise the profile of manufacturing both inside and outside of Parliament. Policy Connect provides the secretariat for All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group, supporting the group’s activities. We are committed to ensuring our actions and funding are entirely transparent.

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Role Title Political party
Chair Bill Esterson MP Labour and Co-operative
Officer Blake Stephenson MP Conservative
Officer Lord Bilimoria, CBE DL Crossbench
Officer Antonia Bance MP Labour
Member Gregor Poynton MP Labour
Member Baggy Shanker MP Labour
Member Harpreet Uppal MP Labour
Member Mike Reader MP Labour
Member Dr. Adam Thompson MP Labour
Member Oliver Ryan MP Independent
Member Sarah Hall MP Labour
Member Noah Law MP Labour
Member Lord Robin Teverson Liberal Democrat
Member Chi Onwurah MP Labour
Member Rachel Hopkins MP Labour
Member Tan Dhesi MP Labour
Member The Rt. Hon Lord Whitty Labour
Member Baroness Hooper Conservative
Member Lord Moynihan Conservative
Member Sarah Champion MP Labour

About APMG

The All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group (APMG) exists to encourage the exchange of knowledge and understanding between Parliament and the UK’s diverse manufacturing industries, helping to raise the profile of manufacturing both inside and outside of Parliament.

This is not an official feed of the House of Commons or the House of Lords. It has not been approved by either House or its committees. All-Party Parliamentary Groups, forums and commissions are informal groups of Members of both Houses with a common interest in particular issues. The views expressed in the webpages are those of the groups.

Transparency statement

Policy Connect provides the secretariat for All-Party Parliamentary Manufacturing Group, supporting the group’s activities. We are committed to ensuring our actions and funding are entirely transparent. Policy Connect’s work in supporting the APMG is funded through a combination of annual fees for membership of Policy Connect and ad hoc sponsorship of particular events and research, all of which is declared on the official Parliamentary Register of All-Party Groups.  We also publish a full list of all of Policy Connect’s funders in bands on our website.

The APMG aims to encourage the exchange of knowledge and understanding between Parliament and the UK’s diverse manufacturing industries, helping to raise the profile of manufacturing both inside and outside of Parliament. The agenda and activities of the APMG is set by its Parliamentary Officers, and Policy Connect has full editorial control over the outputs from work produced as a result of this agenda, such as reports. The APPG operates according to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards’ rules on All-Party Parliamentary Groups and its own Code of Governance.

Policy Connect does not represent the business interests of any of our over 100 funders or wider stakeholders. We do contact Ministers on behalf of APPGs, forums and commissions in the form of invitations to speak at events, attend meetings or to submit a research inquiry to assist with Government policy development. For this reason, we are on the Register of Consultant Lobbyists, and welcome the transparency this register provides.