Prospect produces a range of campaign materials for members and reps to use, from generic guidance on lobbying MPs, to posters and stickers for individual campaigns.
Generic model letter to MPs
(Members only)
A model letter inviting your MP to meet you at the House of Commons during a parliamentary lobby
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How to lobby your MP
(Members only)
Publication date: 08 January 2007
Brief notes on how to lobby your MP at the House of Commons (updated January 2007)
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List of Government Ministers & MPs
Publication date: 08 January 2007
An abbreviated list of Government Ministers and MPs on key Select Committees (as at January 2007)
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Meeting or writing to your MP: briefing note
(Members only)
Publication date: 29 February 2008
Practical guidance on how to write to your MP or meet them at their local surgery: hints and tips on letter writing; preparing for a meeting; what to do when you get there; what follow-up action you should take.
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On the campaign trail
Publication date: 30 May 2008
Prospect's guide to campaigning: planning, taking action, lobbying, winning outside support, dealing with the media, campaign kit and resources.
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Prospect media guide
(Members only)
Publication date: 07 January 2008
This guide seeks to give some practical advice to Prospect reps on handling media inquiries and contacting press, radio and TV. But you should always ensure your full-time officer is alerted to any potential story involving your branch. Prospect's Communications Department is also there to assist and answer your queries.
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Prospect media strategy
(Reps only)
Practical guidelines for Prospect staff, NEC members and reps to enhance the unions effectiveness in dealing with the media.
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Prospect representative's guide 3: lobbying parliament
Publication date: 01 February 2007
Government policies have a huge impact on people at work. From employment law to energy policy, every Prospect member is affected by political decisions in one way or another. If you're campaiging for a changeof policy, this guide explains how to use the parliamentary process to assist your cause.
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