In Honiton and Sidmouth, tell me every time my MP votes in parliament on all future parliamentary bills, and how they vote.

Following the parliamentary recess, Richard Foord, the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth, cast several votes in early June 2026. On 2 June 2026, he voted on multiple amendments to the Armed Forces Bill, supporting New Clauses 2, 5, and 13, while opposing New Clause 6. On 3 June 2026, he voted against the Draft Agriculture (Delinked Payments) (Reductions) (England) Regulations 2026.

• MP for Honiton and Sidmouth: Richard Foord (Liberal Democrat)
• Armed Forces Bill - New Clause 2 (2 Jun 2026): Voted 'Aye' (Division 7)
• Armed Forces Bill - New Clause 5 (2 Jun 2026): Voted 'Aye' (Division 8)
• Armed Forces Bill - New Clause 6 (2 Jun 2026): Voted 'No' (Division 9)
• Armed Forces Bill - New Clause 13 (2 Jun 2026): Voted 'Aye' (Division 10)
• Draft Agriculture Regulations (3 Jun 2026): Voted 'No' (Division 11)

Richard Foord, the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth, recorded his first votes of the current parliamentary session on 20 May 2026. He participated in two divisions regarding the King's Speech, voting 'No' on the main motion and 'Aye' on a specific amendment. The House of Commons is currently in recess for the Whitsun break and is scheduled to resume business on 1 June 2026.

• MP for Honiton and Sidmouth: Richard Foord (Liberal Democrat)
• Vote on King's Speech (20 May 2026): Voted 'No' on the Motion for an Address (Division 5).
• Vote on King's Speech Amendment (20 May 2026): Voted 'Aye' on Amendment (l) regarding the government's legislative program (Division 3).
• Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill (21 May 2026): No vote recorded for Richard Foord in this division.
• Next Parliamentary Sitting: 1 June 2026 📅 Calendar file (.ics) House of Commons Returns from Whitsun Recess June 1, 2026

As of 23 May 2026, Richard Foord, the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth, has not yet recorded a vote in the House of Commons during the current parliamentary session. Although several divisions have taken place since the King's Speech, including a vote on the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill on 21 May 2026, official records show that Mr Foord did not participate in these recorded votes. He remains active in parliamentary debates, most recently speaking on 22 May 2026 to advocate for electoral reform.

• MP for Honiton and Sidmouth: Richard Foord (Liberal Democrat)
• Voting Record (May 2026): No votes recorded in Divisions 1 through 6 (19–21 May 2026), including the vote on the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill.
• Recent Parliamentary Activity: Delivered a speech in the House of Commons on 22 May 2026 advocating for electoral reform and the Representation of the People Bill.
• Last Recorded Vote: 27 April 2026 (voted 'No' on a motion relating to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill).

As of 21 May 2026, Richard Foord, the MP for Honiton and Sidmouth, has not yet recorded a vote in the House of Commons during the current session. Although the first formal divisions of the year took place on 19 and 20 May 2026 regarding amendments to the King's Speech, Mr Foord did not participate in these recorded votes. He remains active in the chamber, having delivered a speech on 19 May 2026 regarding electoral reform and the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill, which is scheduled for its Second Reading and a potential vote later today.

• MP for Honiton and Sidmouth: Richard Foord (Liberal Democrat)
• Recent Parliamentary Activity: Delivered a speech in the House of Commons on 19 May 2026 during the King's Speech debate, advocating for proportional representation and discussing the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill.
• Voting Record (May 2026): No votes recorded in Division 1 (19 May 2026) or Division 2 (20 May 2026).
• Upcoming Vote: Second Reading of the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill on 21 May 2026 📅 Calendar file (.ics) Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Second Reading May 21, 2026
• Private Member's Bill: Introduced the UK–USA Trade Agreements (Parliamentary Scrutiny) Bill on 6 May 2026