Working Hard for Britain

Reform UK's Members of Parliament have wasted no time in making their presence felt at Westminster. Far from being passive backbenchers, Reform MPs have thrown themselves into the work of parliamentary scrutiny with an energy and dedication that puts many long-serving MPs to shame.

The data from our MP activity tracker tells the story clearly: Reform MPs are among the most active in the House of Commons.

Questions That Matter

One of the most important roles of an MP is to hold the government to account through parliamentary questions. Reform MPs have been prolific in this regard, tabling written questions on the issues that matter most to their constituents:

  • Immigration: Demanding transparency on Channel crossing numbers, processing times, and costs to the taxpayer
  • Policing: Questioning the government on crime statistics, police funding, and community safety
  • NHS: Pushing for answers on waiting times, GP access, and healthcare funding
  • Cost of living: Challenging ministers on energy prices, housing costs, and support for working families

Early Day Motions

Reform MPs have been active in signing and sponsoring Early Day Motions (EDMs) — formal motions submitted for debate that highlight important issues. While EDMs rarely lead to debates, they serve as an important signal of parliamentary concern and can influence government policy.

The breadth of EDMs supported by Reform MPs demonstrates their commitment to a wide range of issues, not just the headline topics. From veterans' welfare to environmental protection, Reform MPs are showing that they care about the full spectrum of issues affecting British life.

Voting Record

Perhaps the most telling measure of an MP's commitment is their voting record. Reform MPs have maintained an excellent attendance record in parliamentary divisions (votes), ensuring that their constituents' voices are heard on every major piece of legislation.

This is particularly noteworthy for a relatively new parliamentary party. Some MPs from established parties have attendance records that would embarrass a part-time worker, yet Reform MPs have shown up consistently, vote after vote.

The Numbers Speak

You can see the detailed activity data for every Reform MP on our MP activity page. We pull this data directly from parliamentary records and present it in a clear, easy-to-understand format.

The combined activity scores show that Reform MPs aren't just making up the numbers — they're actively working to represent their constituents and challenge the government. It's exactly what voters sent them to Westminster to do.

What This Means

The high activity levels of Reform MPs send a clear message: this is a party that takes governing seriously. As Reform UK's membership continues to grow — track it live here — the party is building both a grassroots movement and a professional parliamentary presence.

The combination of a surging membership base and hardworking MPs is exactly what Britain needs. The old parties may have the establishment on their side, but Reform has something more powerful: energy, commitment, and a growing army of supporters who believe in a better future for Britain.