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Wes Streeting
PartyLabour
GenderMale
Financial interests
Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources
two tickets with hospitality for me and my partner for the Last Night of the Proms.
Payer British Broadcasting Corporation
Value £472
Date 22/09/2026
Two tickets and hospitality at the opening night of Chelsea Flower Show for me and my partner
Payer Lloyds Banking Group plc
Value £1,839
Date 02/06/2026
Ticket to fundraising dinner on 20 April 2026
Payer The Twinning Project
Value £1,250
Date 15/05/2026
Attendance for me and my partner at Cliveden Book Festival where I spoke at an event including accommodation and meals
Payer SRE Hotels (Cliveden) Ltd
Value £2,498
Date 05/11/2025
Donations and other support (including loans) for activities as an MP
SABK LTD - £5,000.00
Payer SABK LTD
Value £5,000
Date 11/08/2026
Trevor Chinn - £12,000.00
Payer Trevor Chinn
Value £12,000
Date 13/07/2026
Neil Goulden - £5,000.00
Payer Neil Goulden
Value £5,000
Date 13/07/2026
Daniel Luhde-Thompson - £20,000.00
Payer Daniel Luhde-Thompson
Value £20,000
Date 13/07/2026
Trevor Chinn - £1,250.00
Payer Trevor Chinn
Value £1,250
Date 13/07/2026
Ghassan Karian - £10,000.00
Payer Ghassan Karian
Value £10,000
Date 13/07/2026
Michael Craven - £5,000.00
Payer Michael Craven
Value £5,000
Date 13/07/2026
SABK LTD - £5,000.00
Payer SABK LTD
Value £5,000
Date 13/07/2026
Steve Wardlaw - £2,000.00
Payer Steve Wardlaw
Value £2,000
Date 13/07/2026
Gareth Quarry and Jill Whitehouse - £10,000.00
Payer Gareth Quarry and Jill Whitehouse
Value £10,000
Date 13/07/2026
Neil Goulden - £5,000.00
Payer Neil Goulden
Value £5,000
Date 17/06/2026
Fran Perrin - £50,000.00
Payer Fran Perrin
Value £50,000
Date 02/06/2026
Mike Craven - £5,000.00
Payer Mike Craven
Value £5,000
Date 02/06/2026
Fiona MacTaggart - £5,000.00
Payer Fiona MacTaggart
Value £5,000
Date 02/06/2026
Kevin McKeever - £5,000.00
Payer Kevin McKeever
Value £5,000
Date 02/06/2026
Iain Simpson - £2,000.00
Payer Iain Simpson
Value £2,000
Date 30/04/2026
Towards staffing costs in my constituency office, to be paid in 3 instalments between 22 January 2026 and July 2026
Payer OPD Group Ltd (a company controlled by Peter Hearn)
Value £41,000
Date 06/02/2026
Francesca Perrin - £50,000.00
Payer Francesca Perrin
Value £50,000
Date 02/10/2025
To support campaigning in Ilford North. To be paid in 4 quarterly instalments with first instalment received 30 January 2025
Payer Trevor Chinn
Value £5,000
Date 05/02/2025
Towards staffing costs in my constituency office, to be paid in four instalments between 13 January 2025 and December 2025
Payer OPD Group Ltd (a company controlled by Peter Hearn)
Value £53,000
Date 05/02/2025
Employment and earnings
Radio Presenter - LBC Radio Ltd
Date 14/07/2026
Library copyright fees - Public Lending Right
Date 17/02/2025
Employment and earnings - Ad hoc payments
Payment expected for services on 07 July 2026 - £1,000.00
Value £1,000
Date 14/07/2026
Library copyright fees
Value £249.98
Date 23/02/2026
Data source: UK Parliament Register of Members Financial Interests. These are inbound declarations (interests) — distinct from outbound taxpayer expenses.
Parliamentary activity
Recent speeches
· Commons Chamber
I can wholeheartedly give that commitment to the right hon. Member. This is a principle, but also a conviction that is held across the entire NATO alliance. Putin should be in no doubt that NATO stands ready to defend every inch of NATO territory. Let me…
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With great respect to the Father of the House, I do not think that is the right solution. I think we can reach an agreement with the United States and Mauritius—and before Opposition Front Benchers become too animated, let me just delicately point out th…
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I can give my hon. Friend an assurance on that. I can also reassure him that over the weekend, I was in contact with both the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, in the United States and Defence Minister Yevhenii Khmara in Ukraine to try to improve the cover…
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I will certainly make sure that a meeting is arranged with my Department to discuss the issue.
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May I first thank my hon. Friend for the leadership he showed in this space as a Minister in the Department, the work he is now championing, and the support and advice he provides to me? As he will know, whether we are talking about initiatives like the…
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Can I just say gently to the hon. Member that I think it is both inaccurate and irresponsible to suggest that Scotland’s coast is undefended? In the same spirit, I underscore that I am very willing to work with the Scottish Government in defence of the U…
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I can give my hon. Friend that commitment. Indeed, in front of the House of Lords Industry and Regulators Committee last week, I highlighted my dissatisfaction with investment in the north-east. The Government have already taken steps since the general e…
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I refer the hon. Gentleman to page 11 of “The Defence Investment Plan”. I also urge him to understand why, after the catastrophic misconduct of the Government of Liz Truss, we take a rather more prudent approach to the management of the public finances,…
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I would be delighted to visit, diary permitting, at the first available opportunity. My hon. Friend is absolutely right that investing in the UK’s defence and in Ukraine’s defence can also have a positive impact on jobs and growth here in the United King…
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I recognise the challenge raised by the right hon. Member. That is something I am looking at.
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Recent votes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 167 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 166 Ayes, 328 Noes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 175 Ayes, 319 Noes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 108 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted No
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill
· 169 Ayes, 327 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill (Programme) (No.2)
· 286 Ayes, 163 Noes
- Voted Aye
Northern Ireland Troubles Bill (Carry-over Extension)
· 304 Ayes, 179 Noes
- Voted No
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
· 270 Ayes, 286 Noes
- Voted No
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
· 293 Ayes, 218 Noes
- Voted Aye
Plant Health
· 371 Ayes, 100 Noes
Recent written questions
Defence Nuclear Enterprise: Expenditure
Answered by Ministry of Defence ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what recent estimate he has made of the cost of the Nuclear Enterprise.
A: The Defence Nuclear Enterprise spent £12 billion in the financial year 2025-26. The Defence Investment Plan sets out a further £63.6 billion of planned investment in the Defence Nuclear Enterprise between 2026-27 and 2029-30.
Defence: Finance
Answered by Ministry of Defence ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what discussions he has had with the Chancellor of Exchequer on meeting the NATO target of spending 5 per cent of GDP on defence and national security.
A: The UK is committed to investing 5% of GDP in defence and broader security and resilience by 2035. The Chancellor will set out future spending plans at the Spending Review.
Brain Cancer: Medical Treatments
Answered by Department of Health and Social Care ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps he plans to take to improve treatment for people with a glioblastoma brain tumour.
A: Like so many Hon. members across the House, I dearly miss the late Baroness McDonagh, who was sadly taken from us by glioblastoma. I’m determined to improve overall survival rates and treatment for rarer cancers like these and I met with officials and lea...
Brain Cancer: Medical Treatments
Answered by Department of Health and Social Care ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what steps he plans to take to improve treatment for people with a glioblastoma brain tumour.
A: Like so many Hon. members across the House, I dearly miss the late Baroness McDonagh, who was sadly taken from us by glioblastoma. I’m determined to improve overall survival rates and treatment for rarer cancers like these and I met with officials and lea...
NHS: Waiting Lists
Answered by Department of Health and Social Care ·
Q: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment his Department has made of the adequacy of waiting times for NHS treatment.
A: Patients are waiting too long to access the care they need, with over 6 million people waiting for treatment across 7.6 million pathways. Tackling this is a key part of our Health Mission. We will start by delivering an extra 40,000 operations, scans, and...
Data source: UK Parliament Hansard API and Written Questions API. Contributions from today's sitting are provisional until the official transcript is finalised. Participation in these records is not the same as attendance in the chamber.