Yes a referendum to leave the EU was being discussed in parliament In 2005, labour dismissed this whilst still in government
Secondly, no she doesn't have to represent her constituency, her first and foremost duty is to act in the best interest of her constituency and in her opinion (and the majority of MP's across all parties) staying in the EU was in the best interest of her constituents. She wasn't "found out" she was voted out on one policy, a policy she really had no control over, if people had took the time to look at the actions of our MP other than Brexit they would have seen a very hard working MP who was extremely active in the district who backed a number of local initiatives along with some very high profile national (and global) initiatives. Just a shame that the people of wakefield have such a small minded view of her and decided to teach her a lesson over one issue.

The options were in or out no in betweens, the Scots had a Referendum about leaving the Union, they managed to understand how democracy works.

Couple of things' Scotland haven't accepted the result of their independence referendum, do you watch the news, the SNP leader has been demanding another referendum ever since the last one failed to give the result they wanted (sound familiar at all?)
Also if you have any understanding of the parliamentary process, you would know that the referendum was an "advisory" referendum, which means no party has to take it as an action to process. All that said it's a million miles away from what I was trying to discuss. But seems I was right about the "single policy" voting

New MP Imran Ahmad Khan in Wakefield express "focusing on lifelong education and the city,s long awaited Wakefield trinity stadium".

Serious question for those who supported the Conservatives:

What things do you think will have improved in the local area / country in 2024 compared to now, now there's a Conservative MP / Johnson government with Brexit?

Hi Financialtimes...Re Mary Creagh -I've never met her and what you say about her I've no reason to disbelieve.It's true that on a lot of issues an MP doesn't know what the electorate wants and has to do what she/he thinks is best.The referendum was totally different.She knew exactly what we wanted by the fact that we voted 2 to 1 to leave.She decided that she knew best and ignored the vote.The rest is history.
As for not getting anything like the Brexit we expect, that may be true, but also we may get a lot more, but then nobody knows.

Food banks?

Food banks? Like it KSC ha! ha!,but I was thinking more on the lines of prosperity, hopefully.

I actually knew our new MP Imran Khan as a kid and his family were well known in the area with his dad being a Doctor. He's not been a life long Politician and has gone on to do really well with his life and actually done some impressive things as a terrorism expert working for the UN. I personally hope he can do well.

You mean to say he is a terrorist sympathiser.

You what, no, I said exactly what I meant. What an idiotic comment even for you.