Labour MP for Birmingham Edgbaston
Since 2017, I have been the MP for Birmingham, Edgbaston.
It has been the privilege of my life to represent the place where I was born and raised in Parliament.
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About Preet
I am the Member of Parliament for Birmingham, Edgbaston, PPS to Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds and the UK’s first female Sikh MP. Born and raised in the Birmingham, I was a social worker and a Councillor, and Cabinet Member for Public Health and Protection prior to entering Parliament. I am Chair of the Co-operative Party Parliamentary Group, and Vice-President of the Local Government Association.
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In 2018, I featured on Birmingham City University’s Brummies Who Inspire and was presented an award for Sikh Woman of Substance by the Sikh Women’s Alliance. In 2020, I was named MP of the Year by the Patchwork Foundation.
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I have campaigned for stronger regulation of the exempt accommodation sector, leasehold reform, measures to tackle fuel poverty, offensive weapons, curbs on 3D-printed firearms and fairness in data collection.
IN PARLIAMENT
PPS to Jonathan Reynolds
In July 2024, I was appointed as the Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Jonathan Reynolds, Secretary of State for Business and Trade.
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Prior to this, I served as Shadow Minister for Primary Care and Public Health, where I worked with GPs, pharmacists and dentists – the front door of our health service – to build an NHS fit for the future.
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I also served as Shadow Secretary of State for International Development. In this role, I championed the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, advocated for ending poverty, improving global health, gender equality, pandemic preparedness and a new model for international climate finance.
