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- 01Every MP’s declared financial interests — outside earnings, directorships, rental income, book deals. Pulled live from the Register of Members’ Financial Interests.
- 02Voting record and recent parliamentary activity — speeches, written questions, and votes sourced from Hansard.
- 03Who your MP is, right now — search by name, constituency, or postcode and go straight to their profile.
- 04Every 650 sitting MPs, browsable and filterable by party.
We would rather say a feature is not built than fabricate data behind it. Areas below are on the roadmap:
- Accounts — follow an MP and get notified when they vote or update declarations
- Tax domicile, property ownership — needs a manually sourced, editorially reviewed dataset
- Public expenditure (IPSA) — not yet ingested
- Bills & committees tracking — planned, not yet built
Composition of Parliament
All 650 seats in the House of Commons, by party. Sourced from the Parliament Members API.
- Labour403 · 62.0%
- Conservative117 · 18.0%
- Liberal Democrat71 · 10.9%
- Independent13 · 2.0%
- Scottish National Party8 · 1.2%
- Reform UK8 · 1.2%
- Sinn Féin7 · 1.1%
- Democratic Unionist Party5 · 0.8%
- Green Party5 · 0.8%
- Plaid Cymru4 · 0.6%
- Social Democratic & Labour Party2 · 0.3%
- Your Party2 · 0.3%
- Speaker1 · 0.2%
- Restore Britain1 · 0.2%
- Alliance1 · 0.2%
- Traditional Unionist Voice1 · 0.2%
- Ulster Unionist Party1 · 0.2%
Parliament today
The five most recent recorded Commons contributions, straight from Hansard.
- Simon LightwoodLabour (Co-op)· 15 Jul 2026
A1: North Northumberland
“Absolutely. We continue to engage and the Secretary of State has liaison meetings with counterparts in Scotland, as do I. The Government recognise, of course, the importance of the A1 in Northumberlan…”
- John LamontConservative· 15 Jul 2026
A1: North Northumberland
“The Minister said that National Highways is engaging with the Scottish Government, but it is really important that there is engagement at ministerial level. There is cross-party support for improvemen…”
- Simon LightwoodLabour (Co-op)· 15 Jul 2026
A1: North Northumberland
“I reiterate that the Department will of course follow the changes to the Green Book accordingly. We will continue to liaise with Members regarding future investment.”
- David SmithLabour· 15 Jul 2026
A1: North Northumberland
“I wish to press a little on RIS4. One of the changes to the Green Book is about place-based approaches. Will that be under consideration so that ultimately the financial return on investment is not th…”
- Simon LightwoodLabour (Co-op)· 15 Jul 2026
A1: North Northumberland
“I will come on to future funding, and of course National Highways and the Department for Transport will reflect and follow the changes to the Green Book. I do not want to raise unrealistic expectation…”
Party leaders
The current leaders of the four largest parties represented in the Commons.
MP Watch
Latest financial declarations from the Register of Members' Financial Interests.
- Wes StreetingLabourCat 2 — Donations and other supportfor activities as an…
Ghassan Karian
Published 13 Jul 2026 - Wes StreetingLabourCat 2 — Donations and other supportfor activities as an…
Daniel Luhde-Thompson
Published 13 Jul 2026 - Wes StreetingLabourCat 2 — Donations and other supportfor activities as an…
Trevor Chinn
Published 13 Jul 2026 - Wes StreetingLabourCat 2 — Donations and other supportfor activities as an…
Steve Wardlaw
Published 13 Jul 2026 - Wes StreetingLabourCat 2 — Donations and other supportfor activities as an…
Neil Goulden
Published 13 Jul 2026
Source: Register of Members' Financial Interests · publications.parliament.uk