Your MEP and what they do
MEPs are responsible for things that affect the European Union.

MEPs are responsible for things that affect the European Union.
MEPs are politicians you can vote for who represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
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They represent your area when decisions are made.

You may want to contact them about things like the environment, human rights, work, farming, fishing and trade.

You can find out who your MEPs are by visiting www.europarl.org.uk (This website will open in a new window.)
MEPs are politicians you can vote for who represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
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Your MEPs represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
You can vote to choose your MEPs in a European election.
MEPs are politicians you can vote for who represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
Go back up to wordA group of 27 countries who have joined together to decide on policies and laws.
Go back up to wordMEPs are politicians you can vote for who represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
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MEPs are politicians you can vote for who represent you when it comes to making decisions about the European Union.
Go back up to wordYour MP is a politician who represents you when it comes to making decisions about things that affect the whole country.
You can vote to choose your MP at a General Election.
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You can write to them or email them about things that are important to you that are discussed in the European Parliament.

You can join up with groups who campaign about things like human rights, trade and fishing.