ABOUT ADAM
Adam Jogee is the Member of Parliament for Newcastle-under-Lyme and was elected to Parliament in July 2024. With deep roots in Staffordshire, he is committed to ensuring that everyone who lives, learns, and works in our community can thrive. His grandparents settled in Staffordshire, where his Mum was born and raised, after his Grandfather arrived from Jamaica in the early 1940s to serve King and Country.
The values of hard work, determination, and public service, instilled by his family, continue to guide his work in Parliament and his commitment to our United Kingdom, our flag and our collective future.
His families’ experiences shaped his outlook – reinforcing the importance of opportunity, fairness, and community. These are values that he carries with him every day and shape is work as our voice in Parliament.
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Before becoming our MP, Adam worked for the Shadow Waste Minister, focusing on environmental policy, and tackling waste crime. This experience reinforced and shaped his commitment to ensuring that Walleys Quarry remains a priority.
He understands the lasting impact of environmental negligence on local communities and is determined to stop the toxic odours, harmful environmental damage, and health impacts of the quarry while also holding those responsible to account.
Prior to serving in Parliament, Adam served more than a decade in local politics as a Borough Councillor in Hornsey – where he served as Mayor, in Cabinet (leading on economic development and community safety), and as Chair of the Environment Scrutiny Committee.
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Adam lives in Newcastle-under-Lyme with his wife, Alison, and together they enjoy walking, cooking, music – and spending time at home when the diary allows.
As MP, Adam is focused on securing investment, improving local services, and ensuring Newcastle-under-Lyme gets the attention it deserves. His work in Parliament is shaped by his commitment to fairness, opportunity, and public service – values long rooted in Staffordshire.
Adam is particularly proud that he is the first Black man to represent any constituency in the West Midlands, a historic milestone reflecting the progress of British democracy.
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His number one focus remains ensuring that all those who live, learn and work in Newcastle-under-Lyme have the chance to succeed with the support and opportunities they deserve.