Welcome.
Thank you for visiting my website. Here you can find information about my local activities on behalf of the people of Leicester East as your MP. I welcome all comments and suggestions about issues in Leicester East. If you are a constituent and have a problem you think I may be able to help you with, please don't hesitate to contact me. You can do this directly through the website, where you will also find details of my offices and how to book a surgery appointment.
With very best wishes,

Rt. Hon Keith Vaz MP
– 99 Cases taken up – 25 Visitors to Casework Centre – 3 Surgeries Held – 8 Hours of Surgeries – 4 Cases referred to other MPs – 10 Cases referred to Councillors or outside agencies – 60 Letter received – 260 Emails received
This week Keith Vaz signed the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment, in doing so pledging his commitment to Holocaust Memorial Day and honouring those who were murdered during the Holocaust as well as paying tribute to the extraordinary Holocaust … Continue reading →
The Government has announced the monthly unemployment figures for December 2018. It states that the roll out of Universal Credit is currently affecting the claimant count. Changes in claimant numbers may be a result of the roll out rather than changes … Continue reading →
– 61 Cases taken up – 17 Visitors to Casework Centre – 2 Surgeries Held – 6 Hours of Surgeries – 3 Cases referred to other MPs – 8 Cases referred to Councillors or outside agencies – 46 Letter received – 195 Emails received
– 30 Cases taken up – 10 Visitors to Casework Centre – 1 Surgeries Held – 2,5 Hours of Surgeries – 2 Cases referred to other MPs – 4 Cases referred to Councillors or outside agencies – 26 Letter received – 110 Emails received
Source: pxhere (pxhere.com/en/photo/714697) A new analysis has been published evaluating the effects of Brexit. The Government and EU have concluded a Withdrawal Agreement on how the UK should leave the EU, which is due formally to take place on 29th … Continue reading →
Displaced children who recently fled from Hodeidah stand outside a house in a village in western Sanaa, Yemen, on Oct. 14, 2018. The military offensive in Hodeidah continues with more than 78,400 families displaced since the onset of the clashes, … Continue reading →
The Government has announced the monthly unemployment figures for November 2018. It states that the roll out of Universal Credit is currently affecting the claimant count. Changes in claimant numbers may be a result of the roll out rather … Continue reading →
– 774 Cases taken up – 346 Visitors to Casework Centre – 36 Surgeries Held – 85 Hours of Surgeries – 42 Cases referred to other MPs – 85 Cases referred to Councillors or outside agencies – 802 … Continue reading →
The Petition that I started to help save the Leicester General Hospital’s Intensive Care Beds has now surpassed 4980 signatures. If you would still like to sign please follow the link here: https://www.change.org/p/leicester-save-the-leicester-general-hospital-stop-the-removal-of-intensive-care-unit-icu-beds-1223b226-b3de-4e01-aa9d-2d27822fc088. The other petition launched by Cllr Sue Hunter … Continue reading →