About
Sir John Whittingdale serves as the Member of Parliament for Maldon, representing residents in Westminster and working on their behalf across a wide range of national and local issues.
His role is to represent constituents, scrutinise legislation, contribute to national policy, and ensure that the interests of Maldon and its communities are heard in Parliament and Government.
This section provides further information about Sir John’s background, the constituency he represents, and the role of a Member of Parliament.
About Sir John
Sir John Whittingdale’s parliamentary career, ministerial service and experience in public life.
About Maldon
Information on the towns, villages and communities represented, and the character and heritage of the constituency.
The role of an MP
An overview of what Members of Parliament do, how they support constituents, and the responsibilities of parliamentary representation.
Supporting constituents
A central part of Sir John’s work is assisting residents with issues affecting their daily lives — from navigating government services and raising concerns with public bodies, to representing local matters at national level. Members of Parliament act on behalf of all constituents, regardless of how they voted.
Get in touch
If you are a constituent and require assistance, or would like to raise an issue, please contact Sir John’s office.