Josh Fenton-Glynn

MP since 4 Jul 2024

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Josh Fenton-Glynn is the Labour MP for Calder Valley, and has been an MP continually since 4 July 2024.

505

Votes Cast

£152,065

Expenses 2024-25

8,991

Majority

44.4%

Vote Share

Expenses (2024-25)

£152,065

Staffing£97,408
Office£22,319
Accommodation£21,682
Travel£10,657

Election Result(2024 General Election)

Turnout: 49,608 voters

Labour
22,046 votes44.4%
Conservative
13,055 votes26.3%
Reform UK
7,644 votes15.4%
Green Party
3,701 votes7.5%
Liberal Democrat
2,587 votes5.2%
The Yorkshire Party
404 votes0.8%
Social Democratic Party
171 votes0.3%

Parliamentary Activity

Counts in the current Parliament
(since 4 July 2024)

210

Written Questions

28

Oral Questions

178

Debates Spoken In

252

Speeches

505

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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Financial Interests(1)

Employment and earnings

Employment and earnings

Role, work or services
Councillor
Payer
Calderdale Council, Halifax Town Hall HX1

Registered 26 July 2024

Activity Pulse

Questions asked and motions sponsored by Josh in Parliament

Fire and Rescue Services: Finance

To ask the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, what discussions he has had with the Fire and Rescue Services on statutory funding for inland water rescues.

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government15 Jul 2026

Health Professions: Conduct

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what discussions he has had with healthcare regulators on the application of adequate sanctions in cases of serious misconduct.

AnsweredDepartment of Health and Social Care8 Jul 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how short-formed services are accounted for in performance metrics compared with cancellations and delays.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what interim measures are being considered to reduce short-forming on heavily used commuter routes such as the Calder Valley line.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what assessment has been made of the potential impact of short-formed trains on passenger overcrowding on the Calder Valley line.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what discussions has her Department held with Northern Trains Limited on the proportion of its services on the Calder Valley Line which have been short-for

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, whether the Department collects data on passengers unable to board resulting from short-formed services on the Calder Valley line.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what proportion of services on the Calder Valley line have been short formed in each of the last 24 months.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what proportion of services on the Calder Valley line operated with fewer carriages than planned in (a) peak and (b) off peak hours over the last 12 months

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026

Calder Valley Line: Rolling Stock

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, how the rate of short formed services on the Calder Valley line compares with the network average.

AnsweredDepartment for Transport29 Jun 2026
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