Votes cast
6 of 27 divisions
Above the Labour (Co-op) average. Above the Commons average.
Official source©House of Commons/Laurie Noble · Official portrait · CC BY 3.0. Cropped to fit.
Rachel Blake MP
Labour (Co-op) · Cities of London and Westminster
MP since 4 Jul 2024.
Official Parliament profileSince 4 Jul 2026, Rachel Blake has cast 6 votes, spoken in 8 debates and asked 0 written questions. Rachel Blake declared 0 interests in this period.
Spoke in
8 debates
About the Labour (Co-op) average. About the Commons average.
Official sourceQuestions asked
0
Below the Labour (Co-op) average. Below the Commons average.
Official sourceInterests declared
0
Below the Labour (Co-op) average. Below the Commons average.
Official sourceRebellions
0
About the Labour (Co-op) average. About the Commons average.
Official sourceOffice costs published
£2,780.00
Financial year 2026–2027 · published individual claims
Above the Labour (Co-op) average. Above the Commons average. Compared with MPs with published office costs.
Official IPSA releaseFigures cover published sources through 3 Oct 2026. Divisions include only the dates of this comparison year; eligibility can vary with membership and parliamentary roles. Counting and comparison methods.
Latest activity
10 Sept 2026 · Debate
Social Housing Bill [Lords]
Official source10 Sept 2026 · Debate
Business of the House
Official source9 Sept 2026 · Vote
Draft Plant Health, Seeds, Seed Potatoes and Plant Propagating Material (Amendment) (Northern Ireland) Regulations 2026
Official source
Monthly activity
Posts held
- Economic Secretary (HM Treasury)
Government · 14 May 2026 – 21 Jul 2026
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