Diana Johnson, Labour MP for Hull North

I am Hull North’s local Labour Member of Parliament. Elected in May 2005, I work hard representing the Hull wards of Avenue, Beverley, University, Bransholme East, Bransholme West, Orchard Park and Greenwood, Bricknell, King’s Park and Newland. Although this website only covers a small fraction of my activity, I hope that it provides a useful insight into the nature of my work for Hull North.

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15 January 2010: Diana speaks at Hull University school food seminar

As School Food Minister, Diana was invited to speak at a research breakfast meeting on school meals at the University of Hull. The University was at the forefront of evaluating the success of Labour's pioneering free healthy school meals policy in Hull's primary schools until 2007, when the Lib Dem Council axed the scheme. Diana was able to report on the early success of the Government's universal free school meal pilots that have been taking place in Newham and Durham since September 2009. The take up of school meals has already increased massively. Meanwhile, in Hull the take-up of school meals has fallen back.