Warinder Juss MP

@warinderjussmp.bsky.social

Labour Member of Parliament for Wolverhampton West Member of the Justice Select Committee. Trade Unionist. https://linktr.ee/warinderjussmp

It was lovely to be at AFC Wolverhampton City's opening match of the season over the weekend. The result didn't go their way, with a 2-0 defeat, but the effort, passion and community spirit on show were clear to see.

Two men stand at the entrance to AFC Wolverhampton City stadium beneath a large club sign, posing in front of a brick tunnel labeled "Prestige Midlands Ltd Arena," with rows of green spectator seats visible above.Bild

It was great to join a Walking Hockey session at WV Active Aldersley yesterday. It is a fantastic way to stay active, improve your wellbeing and meet new people in a fun, welcoming environment. I have included details about their weekly sessions. I highly recommend giving it a go!

Two adults playing field hockey on artificial turf; a player in a yellow jersey, sunglasses and headwrap controls a yellow ball with an orange stick near the goal.A player in a bright yellow team jersey and black headscarf leans on a field‑hockey stick, talking with an older coach at the side of an outdoor artificial‑turf pitch during a break.Adult man in an orange sports shirt and headscarf holding a field-hockey stick, smiling on a green artificial turf pitch during a casual game, with a teenager in an orange bib behind him and a tall fence and trees in the background.Poster promoting "Walking Hockey & A Chat" sessions run by Wolverhampton & Tettenhall Hockey Club at WV Active Aldersley, inviting all ages and abilities to weekly walking hockey (Wednesdays 11:00–12:20), equipment provided and a small session fee.

On Friday, we commemorated Korean Armistice Day in advance of today. The Korean War Veterans Armistice Day is observed annually on July 27th to mark the 1953 ceasefire that ended open fighting in the Korean War, honouring the service and sacrifice of military personnel.

Officials and a uniformed service member stand solemnly holding red poppy wreaths at a remembrance service.Man in a turban lays a wreath at a war memorial while uniformed veterans and flag bearers stand at attention and onlookers watch under a tree during a remembrance ceremony.Programme for Korean Armistice Day Memorial Service, Friday 24 July 2026, from the City of Wolverhampton Royal British Legion, featuring the Royal British Legion logo and a red poppy; hand holding the programme with folding chairs in the background.

Congratulations to Andy Burnham on becoming Prime Minister today. Andy has long championed a politics that puts power back into the hands of local communities through devolution, ensuring decisions are made closer to the people they affect.

Two smiling men standing close with an arm around the other's shoulder at an outdoor campaign event; one wearing a black turban and glasses, the other wearing glasses and a "VOTE ANDY" button while holding a poster.

It was amazing to visit the University of Birmingham’s Women, Crime and Justice Research Group last week to learn more about their pioneering research into improving outcomes for women in the criminal justice system.

Seven colleagues stand side-by-side smiling on the steps outside a grand stone building entrance topped by a row of carved statues in niches above three doorways.Researchers seated around a long conference table with laptops and notebooks, discussing while a screen displays a slide titled "Women, Crime & Justice Research Group."Three smiling adults — a man in a turban and suit, a blonde woman clasping her hands, and a woman with glasses — looking off-camera in front of the red-brick domed buildings of the University of Birmingham.

This week marked a landmark moment in the relationship between the United Kingdom and India, as the UK-India Free Trade Agreement came into force. I am confident this partnership will continue to flourish for years to come.

About 30 diverse professionals posed in rows on grand stone steps inside a historic hall with a tall stained-glass window behind, dressed in formal attire including suits and turbans, with one person in a wheelchair, conveying a formal delegation or group visit.

It was a pleasure to celebrate the achievements of Wolverhampton's City of Youth Culture programme at Wolverhampton Arts Centre and see first-hand the incredible creativity and talent of young people from across our city.

Smiling man in a suit and black turban stands beside a teal event poster reading "Wolverhampton City of Youth Culture" inside a high-ceilinged community hall with wooden floors and tables of colorful artwork.A man wearing a turban and suit studies a large, colorful collaborative mural spread across tables in a high-ceilinged community hall, examining the artwork thoughtfully as part of a review or exhibition setup.Man in a suit and turban pointing to a colorful event brochure while explaining it to a woman holding the brochure and a plastic cup inside an art gallery.Community art display of brightly colored paper hand cutouts hung like a garland beside painted ceramic hand sculptures on white pedestals, with a smiling visitor in a turban gesturing nearby in a high-ceilinged hall.

I was glad to find time to meet with constituents from Wolverhampton West during the Sikh Lobby in Parliament this week. I was grateful to hear first-hand about the issues affecting the Sikh community, including anti-Sikh hostility and the impact that misinformation can have on communities.

Sikh community leaders holding a formal meeting in an ornate wood‑panelled government chamber, a turbaned man speaking into a microphone at a long table while delegates listen and banners for "Sikh Federation (UK)" are displayed.Two men wearing turbans in suits converse in a formal wood-paneled meeting room with ornate green wallpaper; one gestures while the other listens, a microphone and papers sit on the table in the foreground.Men wearing turbans and suits in a formal discussion around a wooden table in an ornate, wood-paneled chamber; one man leans forward pointing while another sits by a microphone and folded papers beneath a large framed painting.Sikh community leaders speaking at a formal parliamentary panel, seated behind microphones with banners for "Sikh Federation (UK)" and "The Sikh Network" and an APPG sign reading "All Party Parliamentary Group for British Sikhs," in an ornate wood-paneled room with a large historic painting.

Thank you so much to Rock Dental for inviting me to visit their practice! It was a pleasure to look around, meet the team, and discuss the important role dentistry plays in the health and wellbeing of our local community.

Dental clinic team of four—two staff in Rock Dental scrubs, a woman in a black dress, and a man in a suit and turban—smiling and posing at the reception desk beneath a "ROCK DENTAL" sign.Two dental clinicians in Rock Dental scrubs stand behind a smiling male patient in a suit and turban seated in a dental chair, conveying a friendly post-treatment check in a bright treatment room with window and dental equipment.Two dental staff having a friendly conversation in a clinic foyer with anotherr man: a smiling woman in grey scrubs labeled "ROCK DENTAL" stands with arms crossed between a turbaned man in a suit and a grey‑haired clinician in scrubs.

There was an urgent question in the House today about Israel's latest illegal settlement expansion. I asked the Minister for the Middle East, Afghanistan and Pakistan about military components that may have been sold to Israel.

Wishing everybody in Wolverhampton West a very happy South Asian Heritage Month! This month is an opportunity to celebrate the rich history, cultures and contributions of South Asian communities, whose hard work, talent and traditions have helped shape our city and our country.

Graphic of South Asian Heritage Month with South Asian sub-continent map in vibrant colours.