Emily Thornberry

MP since 5 May 2005

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The Rt Hon Emily Thornberry is the Labour MP for Islington South and Finsbury, and has been an MP continually since 5 May 2005.

1469

Votes Cast

£294,489

Expenses 2024-25

15,455

Majority

53.7%

Vote Share

Expenses (2024-25)

£294,489

Staffing£264,443
Office£29,866
Travel£180

Year-on-Year

2024-25£294,489
2023-24£285,195
2022-23£268,550
2021-22£238,690
2020-21£239,202
2019-20£187,287
2018-19£188,211
2017-18£179,798
2016-17£172,405
2015-16£173,304
2014-15£170,599
2013-14£170,105
2012-13£173,280
2011-12£158,987
2010-11£33,711

Election Result(2024 General Election)

Turnout: 42,754 voters

Labour
22,946 votes53.7%
Green Party
7,491 votes17.5%
Liberal Democrat
4,045 votes9.5%
Conservative
3,584 votes8.4%
Reform UK
3,388 votes7.9%
Independent
569 votes1.3%
Party of Women
354 votes0.8%
Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition
215 votes0.5%
Social Democratic Party
162 votes0.4%

Parliamentary Activity

Counts in the current Parliament
(since 4 July 2024)

84

Written Questions

3

Oral Questions

107

Debates Spoken In

190

Speeches

301

Divisions Voted

Debates and speeches are sourced from Hansard contributions. The Hansard backfill is still in progress — counts will grow over the next few days as historic days are ingested.

Voting Record

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6 AYE

Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill

6 votes · 9 Mar 2026

2 NO

Opposition Day

2 votes · 28 Jan 2026

2 NO

National Insurance Contributions (Employer Pensions Contributions) Bill Committee

2 votes · 21 Jan 2026

3 AYE

Diego Garcia Military Base and British Indian Ocean Territory Bill

3 votes · 20 Jan 2026

1 AYE2 NO

Finance (No. 2) Bill Committee

3 votes · 12 Jan 2026

Financial Interests(4)

Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources

BPI (British Recorded Music Industry) Ltd

two tickets to the BRIT Awards. Value per ticket is £1,300 plus VAT. This gives guests access to the BPI Suite, food and drinks, before watching the show. It also includes access to the BRITs after show

1 March 2025

£1,300
Name of donor
BPI (British Recorded Music Industry) Ltd
Address of donor
Unit 4/4a, Tileyard studios, Tileyard Road, London N7 9AH
Amount of donation or nature and value if donation in kind
two tickets to the BRIT Awards. Value per ticket is £1,300 plus VAT. This gives guests access to the BPI Suite, food and drinks, before watching the show. It also includes access to the BRITs after show, value £3,120
Date received
1 March 2025
Date accepted
1 March 2025
Donor status
company, registration 01132389

Registered 5 March 2025

Employment and earnings

Employment and earnings

Role, work or services
Guest presenter - LBC
Payer
Global Media Group, 30 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7LA

Registered 7 October 2024

Land and property portfolio with a value over £100,000 and where indicated, the portfolio provides a rental income of over £10,000 a year

Land and property portfolio with a value over £100,000 and where indicated, the portfolio provides a rental income of over £10,000 a year

Type of land/property
Residential property (flat)
Number of properties
1
Location
Guildford, Surrey
Ownership details
Jointly owned with my family
Rental income
Yes

Miscellaneous

Miscellaneous

Non-practising barrister.

Activity Pulse

Questions asked and motions sponsored by Emily in Parliament

CLIMATE CHANGE AND LONDON

30 signatures

That this House recognises that emissions from urban road traffic make a significant contribution towards climate change; notes that carbon dioxide emissions from the largest 4x4s, high powered sports cars and large luxury vehicles can be up to four times as great of those of the

21 Feb 2008

NATIONAL AUTISTIC SOCIETY CAMPAIGN FOR ADULTS WITH AUTISM

185 signatures

That this House agrees that all adults with autism should be supported to achieve their potential, including those with Asperger's syndrome; recognises that too many adults with autism are isolated and ignored, struggle to access support and are heavily dependent on their familie

4 Feb 2008

SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO UNDER 18 YEAR OLDS

74 signatures

That this House welcomes the increased legal minimum age of sale for tobacco products from 16 to 18 years of age; notes that, according to a recent survey by the British Retail Consortium, retail crime has increased by 50 per cent.; notes retailers' concern that they may face int

13 Nov 2007

BRITISH DEAF FOOTBALL TEAM

86 signatures

That this House congratulates the achievement of the British Deaf Football Team in reaching the finals of the European Deaf Football Championships due to be held in Portugal from 10th to 23rd June 2007; recognises the struggle Great Britain Deaf Football has faced in raising fund

4 Jun 2007

FREEDOM PASS IN LONDON

40 signatures

That this House welcomes the success of the Freedom Pass in London, which provides freedom to travel for hundreds of thousands of older and disabled Londoners on the tube, Docklands Light Railway, bus and tram and helps protect the environment by encouraging the use of public tra

26 Feb 2007

INTRODUCTION OF A MARINE BILL

124 signatures

That this House welcomes the ongoing campaign by a coalition of environmental organisations, including the Marine Conservation Society, the RSPB, the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, The Wildlife Trusts and WWF, for a comprehensive Marine Bill; regrets the absence of such

19 Dec 2006

WHY WOMEN CAMPAIGN

100 signatures

That this House welcomes the Why Women campaign launched by the Women's Resource Centre, which challenges the idea that society is in a post-feminist era and highlights the continuing need for services and advocacy run by women for women; applauds the free, often life-saving, wor

21 Jun 2006

BARNARD PARK, ISLINGTON

41 signatures

That this House deplores the actions of Islington's Liberal Democrat Council in selling off areas of Barnard Park to be built over; values every bit of the park as vital green space in one of the least green boroughs in the country; and urges this Council and others to respond to

18 Apr 2006

BIKE AND RAIL INTEGRATION

170 signatures

That this House notes that individual railway companies have different policies towards cycling and that provision for cyclists at railway stations and on trains is patchy at best but generally remains completely inadequate; further notes that the winding up of the Strategic Rail

24 Jan 2006

DEATH OF DANIEL MORGAN

28 signatures

That this House welcomes the report by the Chief Executive and Clerk of the Metropolitan Police Authority (MPA) for the MPA's Full Authority meeting on Thursday 27th October, recommending an independent review into the murder of Daniel Morgan in South East London in 1987; notes t

26 Oct 2005

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