Preet Kaur Gill

Labour (Co-op) · Birmingham Edgbaston

FULL PROFILE

Preet Kaur Gill is the Labour (Co-op) MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, first elected in 2017. She is 53 years old. As a long-serving backbencher without ministerial appointment, they have more freedom to vote independently.

Ideology

Economiccentre-left -0.4

LEFTRIGHT

Socialliberal -0.3

LIBERALCONSERVATIVE

Sovereigntypro-EU -0.5

PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0.6% loyal

Attendance77.2%

Key Interests

Healthcare and NHS · Community development and local services · Minority rights and representation · Public health and obesity prevention · Transport infrastructure

Positions

Immigration — Against stricter immigration controls

strong

European Union — Pro-EU integration

strong

Healthcare — Supports NHS investment and mental health resources

strong

Reproductive rights — Pro-choice on abortion access

moderate

Asylum policy — Against stricter asylum system

moderate

Government transparency — Supports openness and accountability

moderate

Public health — Advocates for tackling childhood obesity

moderate

Legal aid — Supports legal aid for inquests

weak

Reasoning Style

Constituency-focused and evidence-based, drawing on her healthcare background to inform policy positions. Uses specific local examples (Birmingham bin strikes, rat bites) to illustrate broader policy points and frequently asks detailed statistical questions to government departments.

Background

Before entering Parliament, Preet Kaur Gill worked as a dental therapist and hygienist in the NHS, giving her direct experience of healthcare delivery and public service provision.