Lilian Greenwood — British Labour Party Member of Parliament for Nottingham South

Parliamentary career

First elected in the 2010 general election, Greenwood has participated in Commons debates, select committees and all-party groups. Her parliamentary activity includes scrutiny of transport policy, advocacy for improved public services in her constituency and contributions to national discussions on infrastructure and regional investment.

Roles and responsibilities

• Representation of Nottingham South constituents on local and national matters.
• Service on parliamentary committees focused on transport and public policy.
• Participation in Labour frontbench roles and shadow ministerial responsibilities related to transport and towns.

Policy focus and significance

Greenwood has concentrated on sustainable and reliable public transport, rail and bus services, and the impact of national policy on local economies. Her work often emphasises accountability of service providers, the role of public investment in regeneration, and protections for public sector workers and passengers.

Further information

For official listings and recent activity see her parliamentary profile and party pages. Lilian Greenwood profile, Labour Party information, and Member of Parliament records provide primary sources and updates on her voting record, speeches and committee reports.