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Peter Swallow

Peter Swallow

Labour MP for Bracknell

Peter Swallow is the Labour MP for Bracknell, and has been an MP continually since 4 July 2024.

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Seat status

Marginal

Percentage of votes

1.79%

Recent swing

+8.4% Labour

Party

Labour

Top donors:

Armed Forces Parliamentary Trust (£799)

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Arts, Media and Sport

Foreign Interference in UK Politics

“We know that Russia orchestrated not only an arson attack on the Prime Minister’s family, but then the spreading on social media of misinformation about the attack, so I welcome the Rycroft review’s recommendations on strengthening enforcement. Does the Minister agree that this has to target not only foreign actors who spread misinformation and the countries behind them, but the social media companies that are allowing misinformation to spread on their platforms?”

Spoke in 18 debatesAsked 3 questions

Business and Trade

Israeli Settlements: Trade Ban

“The shadow Minister says that Israel is a critical ally. Is it not possible ever to be critical of one’s allies in return?”

Spoke in 17 debatesAsked 1 question2 APPG roles
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Key Parliamentary Votes

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VOTED AYE4 Sep 2025

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Bill

✓ Passed — 336 For, 77 Against

VOTED AYE9 Mar 2026

Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

✓ Passed — 307 For, 173 Against

VOTED AYE10 Mar 2026

Courts and Tribunals Bill

✓ Passed — 304 For, 203 Against

Where Peter fits into things

Sir Keir Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer

Prime Minister

Peter Swallow

Peter Swallow

Labour MP for Bracknell

Surgeries

Monthly in-person, occasional online

Examples of successful citizen influence

  • Coordinated constituent emails leading to parliamentary questions
  • Local campaign prompting a public statement

Pressure that tends to influence

  • High volume constituent contact
  • Media attention on local issues
  • Cross-party committee pressure