Their promises
Labour's promises
21tracked promises by the Labour Party and its politicians
- Delivered: 4
- In progress: 17
Most recently updated:
- Labourin governmentCut manufacturers’ electricity bills by up to 25%“When it comes to energy costs, our British industrial competitiveness scheme will save more than 10,000 manufacturers up to 25% of their electricity bills.”In planReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Transport & economyCosts £0.54bn to £0.66bn a yearBlair McDougall, 9 Sep 2026
- Labourin governmentPublish curriculum and assessment reform proposals“Our curriculum and assessment reform will go hand in hand with that ambition, and we will soon publish proposals building on the Becky Francis review.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)EducationCost not statedLucy Powell, 9 Sep 2026
- Labourin governmentGive mayors control of the 16-19 education budget“For the first time, mayors will have control of the 16-19 education budget, and I know that, in respect of early years and early intervention, we can transform outcomes through the power of place.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)EducationCost not statedLucy Powell, 9 Sep 2026
How they voted recently
Their last 10 recorded votes in the Commons, newest first.Sourced
Representation of the People BillFor 1, against 34 votes · 2 Sep 2026 · Show each vote
- Third reading: should the Commons pass the bill?Voted forThird Reading · 2 Sep 2026 · Passed: 411 for, 102 against
- Should new clause 88 be added to the bill?Voted againstReport Stage: New Clause 88 · 2 Sep 2026 · Not passed: 85 for, 427 against
- Should new clause 67 be added to the bill?Voted againstReport Stage: New Clause 67 · 2 Sep 2026 · Not passed: 105 for, 410 against
- Should new clause 65 be added to the bill?Voted againstReport Stage: New Clause 65 · 2 Sep 2026 · Not passed: 166 for, 346 against
- Draft Code of Practice on Electronic and Workplace Ballots for Statutory Trade Union BallotsVoted for
15 Jul 2026 · Passed: 330 for, 109 against
15 Jul 2026 · Passed: 330 for, 109 against
Immigration and Asylum BillFor 1, against 12 votes · 13 Jul 2026 · Show each vote
- Second reading: should the bill go ahead?Voted forSecond Reading · 13 Jul 2026 · Passed: 264 for, 90 against
- Should the bill be stopped at its second reading?Voted againstReasoned Amendment to Second Reading · 13 Jul 2026 · Not passed: 97 for, 358 against
Taxation (Energy and Vehicles) BillVoted against all 22 votes · 1 Jul 2026 · Show each vote
- Should new clause 5 be added to the bill?Voted againstCommittee: New Clause 5 · 1 Jul 2026 · Not passed: 177 for, 308 against
- Should new clause 4 be added to the bill?Voted againstCommittee: New Clause 4 · 1 Jul 2026 · Not passed: 173 for, 282 against
About this page
Who represents Bootle in the House of Commons, the promises we track for them and their party, and their most recent votes. MPs and votes come from UK Parliament's Members and Commons Votes APIs, checked once a day; this page last checked at 20:39 BST, 8 Oct 2026. Promises come from our promise ledger, where every party is held to the same standard.
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