All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hadrian's Wall
To promote the 150-mile-long UNESCO World Heritage Site and to explore ways of increasing the potential of Hadrian’s Wall as an economic and cultural asset for communities across the North East, Cumbria, and the whole of the UK.
Subject Group; Arts, Culture, Heritage & Media|Economy, Business & Industry|Regions, Nations & Devolution.
Members
- Lord Altrincham (Officer)
- Luke Akehurst (Officer)
- Markus Campbell-Savours (Officer)
- Mary Glindon (Chair & Registered Contact)
- Apsana Begum MP
- Chi Onwurah MP
- Ian Lavery MP
- Joe Morris MP
- Jonathon Davies MP
- Josh Fenton-Glynn MP
- Julie Minns MP
- Lord Curry of Kirkhale
- Lord Herbert Laming
- Lord Kirkhope of Harrogate
- Lord Liddle
- Lord Parkinson
- Lord of Rainow
- Mark Ferguson MP
- Sam Rushworth MP
- Sharon Hodgson MP
- The Lord Bishop of Newcastle (Helen-Ann Macleod Hartley)
Funding and benefits registered
- Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site Partnership Board: Benefits In Kind, £1,501-3,000 (received 12 March 2026)
- Northumberland County Council: Benefits In Kind, £1,501-3,000 (received 12 March 2026)
- Historic England: Benefits In Kind, £3,001-4,500 (received 12 March 2026)
- Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site Partnership Board: Benefits In Kind, £1,501-3,000 (received 12 March 2025)
- Northumberland County Council: Benefits In Kind, £1,501-3,000 (received 12 March 2025)
- Historic England: Benefits In Kind, £3,001-4,500 (received 12 March 2025)