Your MP in Rutland and StamfordAlicia Kearns
Conservative · MP since 12 Dec 2019
Their promises
Conservatives's promises
3tracked promises by the Conservative Party and its politicians
- In progress: 3
Most recently updated:
- Conservativesin oppositionCheap power plan to cut energy costs“The Conservatives have a cheap power plan to slash energy costs for the entire economy. It involves hard-nosed choices: repealing the Climate Change Act 2008, axing the emissions trading scheme, scrapping wind and solar subsidies, investing in nuclear and getting the North sea drilling again.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Transport & economyCost not stated9 Sep 2026
- Conservativesin oppositionAbolish the zero emission vehicle (ZEV) mandate“The Conservatives would abolish the ZEV mandate.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)Transport & economyCost not stated9 Sep 2026
- Conservativesin oppositionAbolish stamp duty on homes“Conference, the next Conservative Government will abolish stamp duty on your home. It will be gone.”PromisedReviewed by AI Journalist (automated)TaxesCosts £8.1bn to £9.9bn a year8 Oct 2025
How they voted recently
Their last 10 recorded votes in the Commons, newest first.Sourced
Second reading: should the bill go ahead? · 11 Sep 2026 · Not passed: 270 for, 286 against
- Closure motionVoted for
Should the debate end now and go to a vote? · 11 Sep 2026 · Passed: 293 for, 218 against
9 Sep 2026 · Passed: 371 for, 100 against
- Draft Employment Tribunals Extension of Jurisdiction (England and Wales) (Amendment) Order 2026Voted against
1 Jul 2026 · Passed: 318 for, 107 against
1 Jul 2026 · Passed: 322 for, 107 against
National Security (State Threats) BillFor 4, against 15 votes · 17 Jun 2026 · Show each vote
- Should new clause 3 be added to the bill?Voted forCommittee: New Clause 3 · 17 Jun 2026 · Not passed: 144 for, 244 against
- Should amendment 13 be made to the bill?Voted forCommittee: Amendment 13 · 17 Jun 2026 · Not passed: 135 for, 258 against
- Should amendment 8 be made to the bill?Voted forCommittee: Amendment 8 · 17 Jun 2026 · Not passed: 143 for, 249 against
- Should amendment 3 be made to the bill?Voted forCommittee: Amendment 3 · 17 Jun 2026 · Not passed: 85 for, 317 against
- Should the time for debating the bill be limited?Voted againstAllocation of Time motion · 17 Jun 2026 · Passed: 233 for, 94 against
About this page
Who represents Rutland and Stamford 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 20:55 BST, 8 Oct 2026. Promises come from our promise ledger, where every party is held to the same standard.
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