Mary Glindon

MP since 6 May 2010

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Mary Glindon is the Labour MP for Newcastle upon Tyne East and Wallsend, and has been an MP continually since 6 May 2010.

1673

Votes Cast

£295,191

Expenses 2024-25

12,817

Majority

50.1%

Vote Share

Expenses (2024-25)

£295,191

Staffing£217,193
Accommodation£29,230
Travel£24,909
Office£23,860

Year-on-Year

2024-25£295,191
2023-24£209,684
2022-23£188,390
2021-22£148,623
2020-21£144,781
2019-20£153,500
2018-19£152,091
2017-18£155,655
2016-17£159,366
2015-16£141,971
2014-15£150,677
2013-14£148,883
2012-13£131,783
2011-12£125,693
2010-11£40,053

Election Result(2024 General Election)

Turnout: 42,321 voters

Labour
21,200 votes50.1%
Reform UK
8,383 votes19.8%
Green Party
5,257 votes12.4%
Conservative
3,522 votes8.3%
Liberal Democrat
2,965 votes7.0%
Workers Party of Britain
430 votes1.0%
Party of Women
283 votes0.7%
Communist Party of Britain
186 votes0.4%
Social Democratic Party
95 votes0.2%

Parliamentary Activity

Counts in the current Parliament
(since 4 July 2024)

380

Written Questions

23

Oral Questions

59

Debates Spoken In

86

Speeches

504

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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1673 votes — page 2 of 67

3 NO

Taxation (Energy and Vehicles) Bill Committee

3 votes · 1 Jul 2026

4 NO

Armed Forces Bill Report Stage

4 votes · 22 Jun 2026

4 NO

National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee

4 votes · 17 Jun 2026

3 NO

Cyber Security and Resilience (Network and Information Systems) Bill Remaining Stages

3 votes · 16 Jun 2026

Financial Interests

No registered interests found.

Activity Pulse

Questions asked and motions sponsored by Mary in Parliament

PROPOSED STANDARD RATE VAT ON FRESHLY BAKED FOOD

34 signatures

That this House notes the damaging impact on the North East-based Greggs business and other companies of the decision to impose standard rate VAT on freshly baked food; believes that a one-fifth increase in the prices of their products will deter customers, further reduce economi

16 Apr 2012

MOBILE TELEPHONE THEFTS

22 signatures

That this House notes that customers are liable for the cost of telephone calls incurred on their mobile telephones after they are stolen and before the theft is noticed and reported; further notes credible research from the consumer organisation Which?, that nearly six million p

15 Sept 2011

PREMIUM RATE TELEPHONE NUMBERS

1 signature

after `caller' insert `further notes that even 0800 numbers are usually excluded from the packages of mobile phones which an increasing number of people use instead of landlines and, not least, the less well-off, who cannot afford rental charges;'.

19 Jul 2011

PREMIUM RATE TELEPHONE NUMBERS

1 signature

at end add `and further urges larger private companies always to provide a geographical number as well as email for the purposes of sales and customer relations, which are often found by searching for such alternative numbers at the saynoto0870.com website.'.

19 Jul 2011

OFFSHORING AND DATA SECURITY

25 signatures

That this House is concerned by Hewlett Packard's (HP) application to offshore up to 200 jobs, from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Lytham and Sheffield, working on the Adams 2 contract with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), to Bangalore and that HP workers based in India will be

14 Jul 2011

MyCSP

23 signatures

That this House expresses serious concern over the Government's proposal to impose changes on MyCSP, the public sector organisation that administers Civil Service pension schemes, that would create a mutual company in which the Government would be the sole shareholder; regrets th

5 Jul 2011

SUPPORT FOR VULNERABLE CONSTITUENTS IN WINTER WEATHER

36 signatures

That this House recognises that the severe cold weather conditions have made it a difficult winter for constituents across the country, on top of challenging economic circumstances; notes that in the longer term, improving the energy efficiency of Britain's housing stock will bet

10 Feb 2011

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