Monthly Commons digest
November 2025: the Commons month in review
Ayes and Noes · compiled from official UK Parliament data
Published 30 November 2025 2 min read
November 2025 was a busy, balanced month: 33 divisions over nine sitting days, with nineteen carried and fourteen rejected, and just over 14,100 votes cast.
Housing was the most divided-on topic. Rebellions were minimal, ten votes against party majorities, while some 200 new Early Day Motions were tabled, a reminder of the issues MPs were raising beyond the division lobbies.
33
Divisions
19
Passed
14
Rejected
14,119
Votes cast
Activity through the month
Recorded divisions per sitting day (hover a bar for the date).
Bars show sitting days on which the Commons divided; the axis numbers are divisions held.
Notable divisions
Closest result, passed by 112 votes
Planning and Infrastructure Bill: motion to disagree with Lords Amendment 40
13 Nov 2025 · Ayes 244 / Noes 132
Largest rebellion, 6 MPs voted against their party majority
English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill Report Stage: New Clause 29
24 Nov 2025 · Ayes 74 / Noes 311
What was debated
Topics by number of divisions tagged (locally derived).
Rebellions
10 votes were cast against an MP's own party majority this month.
Largest rebellion, 6 MPs voted against their party majority
English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill Report Stage: New Clause 29
24 Nov 2025
Most active MPs
By recorded votes cast this month (a participation measure, not a judgement of effectiveness). Party shown as at the time.
Early Day Motions
200 new Early Day Motions were tabled this month.
Most signed, 117 signatures
Cumulative disruption proposals and the right to protest
EDM 2272 · tabled by Andy McDonald