Frank Ernest Field DL, a stalwart figure in British politics, has been proudly discharging his duties as the esteemed representative of the constituency of Birkenhead in the esteemed House of Commons since the year 1979. Throughout his illustrious career, he has been a dedicated and hardworking Labour Party Member of Parliament, unwavering in his commitment to serving the people of Birkenhead and the nation at large.
With a remarkable tenure spanning nearly four decades, Field has been a constant presence in the House of Commons, tirelessly working to address the pressing issues and concerns of his constituents. His unwavering dedication to his duties has earned him widespread respect and admiration from his peers and the people he represents.
However, in the summer of 2018, Field made the bold decision to continue serving the people of Birkenhead as an Independent Member of Parliament, demonstrating his commitment to putting the needs of his constituents above party politics. This courageous move reflects his unwavering commitment to public service and his dedication to serving the people of Birkenhead, regardless of party affiliation.
In the latter half of the 1990s, Field had the distinguished privilege of occupying the prestigious role of Minister of Welfare Reform within the administration of the then-Prime Minister, Tony Blair, discharging his duties in this capacity from 1997 to 1998, a period marked by significant reforms in the social welfare sector.
