Division 19 · 10 June 2026

Railways Bill Remaining Stages: New Clause 1

What this vote was about

New Clause 1 was an Opposition new clause to the Railways Bill, which creates Great British Railways to run track and train as a single public body in place of the franchise system. The clause would have required the Government to publish a "Passengers' Charter" within six months, covering value for money, reliability, seating and accessibility. MPs rejected the clause.

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At a glance

The largest Aye bloc was Liberal Democrat with 60 votes. The largest No bloc was Labour with 270 votes. The 296 MPs who did not vote outnumbered the margin, enough to have changed the result. This motion was proposed by The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport. This division took place during a debate on Railways Bill.

77

Ayes

271

Noes

Rejected

Result

351

Voted

Rejected by 194 Ayes 77 / Noes 271

Party breakdown

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Party Party position Ayes Noes Total
Lab Labour Voted No 0 270 386
LD Liberal Democrat Voted Aye 60 0 72
RUK Reform UK Voted Aye 5 0 8
Green Green Party Voted Aye 5 0 5
Ind Independent No party whip 2 2 11
PC Plaid Cymru Voted Aye 4 0 4
YP Your Party Voted Aye 2 0 2
DUP Democratic Unionist Party Voted Aye 1 0 5
Con Conservative No clear majority 0 0 117
Lab Labour (Co-op) No clear majority 0 0 16
SF Sinn Féin No clear majority 0 0 7
SNP Scottish National Party No clear majority 0 0 7
SDLP Social Democratic & Labour Party No clear majority 0 0 2
TUV Traditional Unionist Voice No clear majority 0 0 1
APNI Alliance No clear majority 0 0 1
Spk Speaker No party whip 0 0 1
RB Restore Britain No clear majority 0 0 1
UUP Ulster Unionist Party No clear majority 0 0 1

"Party position" is how the majority of each party's voting members voted in this division. Parliament does not publish official whipping instructions, so this is derived from the recorded votes. "Rebels" are members who voted against their party's majority; Independent and Speaker roles have no party whip.

Constituencies coloured by how the local MP voted.

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No
Did not vote

Individual votes

MP Vote
Abtisam Mohamed No
Adam Dance Aye
Adam Jogee No
Adam Thompson No
Adrian Ramsay Aye
Afzal Khan No
Al Carns No
Alan Gemmell No
Alan Strickland No
Alex Baker No
Alex Brewer Aye
Alex Mayer No
Alex McIntyre No
Alex Norris No
Alice Macdonald No
Alison Bennett Aye
Alison Hume No
Alison McGovern No
Alison Taylor No
Alistair Strathern No
Amanda Hack No
Amanda Martin No
Andrew Cooper No
Andrew George Aye
Andrew Lewin No
Andrew Pakes No
Andrew Rosindell Aye
Andy McDonald No
Andy Slaughter No
Angela Rayner No
Ann Davies Aye
Anna Dixon No
Anna Turley No
Anneliese Dodds No
Apsana Begum No
Ashley Dalton No
Baggy Shanker No
Becky Gittins No
Bell Ribeiro-Addy No
Ben Coleman No
Ben Goldsborough No
Ben Lake Aye
Ben Maguire Aye
Blair McDougall No
Bobby Dean Aye
Brian Leishman No
Brian Mathew Aye
Bridget Phillipson No
Callum Anderson No
Calum Miller Aye
Cameron Thomas Aye
Carla Denyer Aye
Caroline Voaden Aye
Carolyn Harris No
Cat Eccles No
Catherine Atkinson No
Catherine Fookes No
Catherine West No
Charlie Maynard Aye
Charlotte Cane Aye Teller
Charlotte Nichols No
Chris Bloore No
Chris Coghlan Aye
Chris Hinchliff No
Chris Kane No
Chris McDonald No
Chris Murray No
Chris Vince No
Chris Ward No
Christian Wakeford No
Claire Hazelgrove No
Claire Young Aye
Clive Efford No
Clive Jones Aye
Clive Lewis No
Daisy Cooper Aye
Dame Diana Johnson No
Dame Meg Hillier No
Dame Nia Griffith No
Dame Siobhain McDonagh No
Damien Egan No
Dan Aldridge No
Dan Carden No
Dan Norris No
Dan Tomlinson No
Daniel Francis No
Danny Beales No
Danny Kruger Aye
Darren Paffey No
Dave Robertson No
David Burton-Sampson No
David Chadwick Aye
David Pinto-Duschinsky No
David Smith No
David Taylor No
David Williams No
Debbie Abrahams No
Douglas McAllister No
Dr Al Pinkerton Aye
Dr Allison Gardner No
Dr Danny Chambers Aye
Dr Ellie Chowns Aye
Dr Jeevun Sandher No
Dr Lauren Sullivan No
Dr Marie Tidball No
Dr Rosena Allin-Khan No
Dr Roz Savage Aye
Dr Rupa Huq No
Dr Sam Rushworth No
Dr Scott Arthur No
Dr Simon Opher No
Dr Zubir Ahmed No
Ed Davey Aye
Edward Morello Aye
Elaine Stewart No
Emily Darlington No
Emily Thornberry No
Emma Hardy No
Emma Lewell No
Euan Stainbank No
Feryal Clark No
Fleur Anderson No
Florence Eshalomi No
Frank McNally No
Gareth Thomas No
Gen Kitchen No
Gerald Jones No
Gideon Amos Aye
Gill Furniss No
Gill German No
Grahame Morris No
Gregor Poynton No Teller
Gurinder Singh Josan No
Hannah Spencer Aye
Harpreet Uppal No
Heidi Alexander No
Helen Maguire Aye
Helen Morgan Aye
Helena Dollimore No
Ian Lavery No
Ian Murray No
Ian Roome Aye
Ian Sollom Aye
Imran Hussain No
Iqbal Mohamed Aye
Irene Campbell No
Jack Abbott No
Jacob Collier No
James Asser No
James MacCleary Aye
Janet Daby No
Jas Athwal No
Jeff Smith No
Jen Craft No
Jeremy Corbyn Aye
Jess Asato No
Jess Brown-Fuller Aye
Jess Phillips No
Jessica Morden No
Jessica Toale No
Jim Dickson No
Jim McMahon No
Jim Shannon Aye
Jo Stevens No
Jo White No
Joe Powell No
Johanna Baxter No
John Grady No
John McDonnell No
John Milne Aye
John Slinger No
John Whitby No
Jon Pearce No
Jon Trickett No
Jonathan Davies No
Jonathan Reynolds No
Josh Babarinde Aye
Josh Dean No
Josh Fenton-Glynn No
Julia Buckley No
Juliet Campbell No
Justin Madders No
Karin Smyth No
Karl Turner No
Kate Osborne No
Katrina Murray No
Keir Mather No
Kenneth Stevenson No
Kerry McCarthy No
Kevin McKenna No
Kim Johnson No
Kim Leadbeater No
Kirith Entwistle No
Kirsteen Sullivan No
Laura Kyrke-Smith No
Lauren Edwards No
Laurence Turner No
Layla Moran Aye
Lee Anderson Aye
Lee Barron No
Lewis Atkinson No
Liam Byrne No
Liam Conlon No
Lillian Jones No
Linsey Farnsworth No
Lisa Smart Aye
Liz Jarvis Aye
Liz Saville Roberts Aye
Liz Twist No
Llinos Medi Aye
Lorraine Beavers No
Louise Sandher-Jones No
Lucy Powell No
Lucy Rigby No
Luke Akehurst No
Luke Murphy No
Luke Myer No
Luke Taylor Aye
Margaret Mullane No
Maria Eagle No
Marie Goldman Aye
Mark Sewards No
Markus Campbell-Savours No
Martin McCluskey No
Martin Rhodes No
Martin Wrigley Aye
Mary Creagh No
Mary Glindon No
Mary Kelly Foy No
Matt Rodda No
Matthew Pennycook No
Maureen Burke No
Max Wilkinson Aye
Maya Ellis No
Melanie Ward No
Miatta Fahnbulleh No
Michael Payne No
Michael Shanks No
Michael Wheeler No
Michelle Scrogham No
Michelle Welsh No
Mike Martin Aye
Mike Reader No
Mohammad Yasin No
Monica Harding Aye
Mr Adnan Hussain Aye
Mr Alex Barros-Curtis No
Mr Angus MacDonald Aye
Mr Clive Betts No
Mr Connor Rand No
Mr Douglas Alexander No
Mr Hamish Falconer No
Mr Jonathan Brash No
Mr Joshua Reynolds Aye
Mr Paul Foster No
Mr Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi No
Mr Toby Perkins No
Mr Will Forster Aye
Mrs Elsie Blundell No
Mrs Sharon Hodgson No
Ms Abena Oppong-Asare No
Ms Julie Minns No
Ms Marie Rimmer No
Ms Stella Creasy No
Munira Wilson Aye
Natalie Fleet No
Natasha Irons No
Navendu Mishra No
Neil Coyle No
Nesil Caliskan No
Nick Smith No
Oliver Ryan No
Olivia Bailey No
Olivia Blake No
Olly Glover Aye
Pam Cox No
Patricia Ferguson No
Paul Davies No
Peter Dowd No
Peter Lamb No
Peter Swallow No
Phil Brickell No
Pippa Heylings Aye
Preet Kaur Gill No
Rachael Maskell No
Rachel Gilmour Aye
Rachel Hopkins No
Rachel Taylor No
Rebecca Long Bailey No
Richard Burgon No
Richard Quigley No
Richard Tice Aye
Rosie Wrighting No
Rushanara Ali No
Ruth Cadbury No
Ruth Jones No
Sadik Al-Hassan No
Samantha Dixon No
Sarah Coombes No
Sarah Edwards No
Sarah Gibson Aye
Sarah Green Aye
Sarah Hall No
Sarah Olney Aye
Sarah Pochin Aye
Sarah Russell No
Sarah Smith No
Satvir Kaur No
Sean Woodcock No
Shaun Davies No Teller
Siân Berry Aye
Simon Lightwood No
Sir Alan Campbell No
Sir Nicholas Dakin No
Sojan Joseph No
Sonia Kumar No
Steff Aquarone Aye
Stephen Doughty No
Stephen Morgan No
Steve Darling Aye
Steve Race No
Steve Reed No
Steve Witherden No
Steve Yemm No
Susan Murray Aye
Tahir Ali No
Taiwo Owatemi No
Tessa Munt Aye Teller
Tom Collins No
Tom Gordon Aye
Tom Hayes No
Tom Morrison Aye
Tom Rutland No
Tonia Antoniazzi No
Torcuil Crichton No
Torsten Bell No
Tristan Osborne No
Tulip Siddiq No
Uma Kumaran No
Valerie Vaz No
Vicky Foxcroft No
Victoria Collins Aye
Vikki Slade Aye
Warinder Juss No
Wendy Chamberlain Aye
Wes Streeting No
Will Stone No
Yasmin Qureshi No
Yuan Yang No
Zarah Sultana Aye
Zöe Franklin Aye
Alan Mak —
Alberto Costa —
Alex Ballinger —
Alex Burghart —
Alex Davies-Jones —
Alex Easton —
Alex Sobel —
Alicia Kearns —
Alison Griffiths —
Andrew Bowie —
Andrew Griffith —
Andrew Ranger —
Andrew Western —
Andy MacNae —
Anna Gelderd —
Anna McMorrin —
Anna Sabine —
Anneliese Midgley —
Antonia Bance —
Aphra Brandreth —
Ayoub Khan —
Bambos Charalambous —
Barry Gardiner —
Ben Obese-Jecty —
Bill Esterson —
Blake Stephenson —
Bob Blackman —
Bradley Thomas —
Brendan O'Hara —
Carla Lockhart —
Caroline Nokes —
Cat Smith —
Catherine McKinnell —
Charlie Dewhirst —
Chris Bryant —
Chris Curtis —
Chris Elmore —
Chris Evans —
Chris Hazzard —
Chris Law —
Chris Philp —
Chris Webb —
Christine Jardine —
Claire Coutinho —
Claire Hanna —
Claire Hughes —
Colum Eastwood —
Connor Naismith —
Dáire Hughes —
Dame Angela Eagle —
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Dame Chi Onwurah —
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Dame Karen Bradley —
Damian Hinds —
Dan Jarvis —
Daniel Zeichner —
Darren Jones —
Dave Doogan —
David Baines —
David Davis —
David Mundell —
David Reed —
David Simmonds —
Dawn Butler —
Deirdre Costigan —
Derek Twigg —
Dr Andrew Murrison —
Dr Beccy Cooper —
Dr Ben Spencer —
Dr Caroline Johnson —
Dr Kieran Mullan —
Dr Luke Evans —
Dr Neil Hudson —
Dr Neil Shastri-Hurst —
Dr Peter Prinsley —
Ed Miliband —
Edward Argar —
Ellie Reeves —
Emma Foody —
Emma Reynolds —
Esther McVey —
Fabian Hamilton —
Fred Thomas —
Freddie van Mierlo —
Gareth Bacon —
Gareth Davies —
Gareth Snell —
Gavin Robinson —
George Freeman —
Georgia Gould —
Gordon McKee —
Graeme Downie —
Graham Leadbitter —
Graham Stringer —
Graham Stuart —
Greg Smith —
Gregory Stafford —
Harriet Cross —
Helen Grant —
Helen Hayes —
Helen Whately —
Henry Tufnell —
Hilary Benn —
Ian Byrne —
Imogen Walker —
Jack Rankin —
Jade Botterill —
Jake Richards —
James Cartlidge —
James McMurdock —
James Murray —
James Naish —
James Wild —
Jamie Stone —
Jayne Kirkham —
Jenny Riddell-Carpenter —
Jerome Mayhew —
Jesse Norman —
Jim Allister —
Jo Platt —
Joani Reid —
Jodie Gosling —
Joe Morris —
Joe Robertson —
John Cooper —
John Finucane —
John Glen —
John Healey —
John Lamont —
Jonathan Hinder —
Josh MacAlister —
Josh Newbury —
Joy Morrissey —
Judith Cummins —
Julia Lopez —
Kanishka Narayan —
Kate Dearden —
Kate Osamor —
Katie Lam —
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Kevin Bonavia —
Kevin Hollinrake —
Kirsty Blackman —
Kirsty McNeill —
Kit Malthouse —
Laura Trott —
Lee Pitcher —
Leigh Ingham —
Lewis Cocking —
Lilian Greenwood —
Lincoln Jopp —
Lisa Nandy —
Liz Kendall —
Lizzi Collinge —
Lloyd Hatton —
Lola McEvoy —
Louise Haigh —
Luke Pollard —
Manuela Perteghella —
Mark Ferguson —
Mark Garnier —
Mark Pritchard —
Marsha De Cordova —
Martin Vickers —
Matt Bishop —
Matt Turmaine —
Matt Vickers —
Matt Western —
Matthew Patrick —
Melanie Onn —
Mike Kane —
Mike Tapp —
Mike Wood —
Mims Davies —
Mr Alistair Carmichael —
Mr Andrew Snowden —
Mr Bayo Alaba —
Mr Calvin Bailey —
Mr Cathal Mallaghan —
Mr David Lammy —
Mr Gagan Mohindra —
Mr Gregory Campbell —
Mr James Frith —
Mr Lee Dillon —
Mr Louie French —
Mr Luke Charters —
Mr Mark Francois —
Mr Paul Kohler —
Mr Peter Bedford —
Mr Richard Holden —
Mrs Kemi Badenoch —
Ms Diane Abbott —
Ms Nusrat Ghani —
Ms Polly Billington —
Nadia Whittome —
Naushabah Khan —
Naz Shah —
Neil Duncan-Jordan —
Neil O'Brien —
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Nick Timothy —
Nigel Farage —
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Noah Law —
Órfhlaith Begley —
Pamela Nash —
Pat Cullen —
Pat McFadden —
Patrick Hurley —
Patrick Spencer —
Paul Holmes —
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Paul Waugh —
Paula Barker —
Paulette Hamilton —
Perran Moon —
Pete Wishart —
Peter Fortune —
Peter Kyle —
Priti Patel —
Rachel Blake —
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Rebecca Harris —
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Richard Baker —
Richard Foord —
Richard Fuller —
Rishi Sunak —
Robbie Moore —
Robert Jenrick —
Robin Swann —
Rosie Duffield —
Rupert Lowe —
Sally Jameson —
Sam Carling —
Samantha Niblett —
Sammy Wilson —
Saqib Bhatti —
Sarah Bool —
Sarah Champion —
Sarah Dyke —
Sarah Jones —
Sarah Owen —
Sarah Sackman —
Seamus Logan —
Seema Malhotra —
Shabana Mahmood —
Shivani Raja —
Shockat Adam —
Simon Hoare —
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Sir Andrew Mitchell —
Sir Ashley Fox —
Sir Bernard Jenkin —
Sir Christopher Chope —
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Sir Gavin Williamson —
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Sorcha Eastwood —
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Steve Barclay —
Stuart Anderson —
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Suella Braverman —
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Terry Jermy —
Tim Farron —
Tim Roca —
Tom Tugendhat —
Tony Vaughan —
Tracy Gilbert —
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Wendy Morton —
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