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On 15 June 2026, the House of Commons held a division on a revival motion for the Royal Albert Hall Bill [Lords], which was defeated with 24 Ayes and 37 Noes. During this period, Reform UK MPs did not record any votes in this specific division, following a session on 10 June where five members were active on the Railways Bill.

• Division 23: Royal Albert Hall Bill [Lords] Revival: On 15 June 2026, a formal vote (Division 23) was held on a motion to revive the Royal Albert Hall Bill [Lords]. The motion was defeated with 24 Ayes and 37 Noes.
• Reform UK MP Participation on 15 June: No Reform UK MPs recorded a vote in Division 23 on 15 June 2026. This follows a period of high activity on 10 June where five Reform MPs participated in multiple divisions.
• Railways Bill Progress: The Railways Bill completed its Commons stages on 10 June 2026 and received its First Reading in the House of Lords on 11 June 2026.

On 10 June 2026, Reform UK MPs were active during the final stages of the Railways Bill, with five members recording votes across several divisions. Lee Anderson, Richard Tice, Danny Kruger, Sarah Pochin, and Andrew Rosindell consistently supported amendments for a Passengers' Charter and veteran rail discounts, while Nigel Farage, Robert Jenrick, and Suella Braverman did not record any votes during this period.

• Reform UK Votes on Railways Bill Amendments: On 10 June 2026, Lee Anderson, Richard Tice, Danny Kruger, Sarah Pochin, and Andrew Rosindell voted 'Aye' in Division 19 (New Clause 1 - Passengers' Charter) and Division 20 (Amendment 143 - Veteran and Youth Rail Discounts), supporting enhanced passenger rights and fare protections.
• Railways Bill Third Reading Support: In Division 22 on 10 June 2026, Reform UK MPs including Lee Anderson and Richard Tice voted 'Aye' for the Third Reading of the Railways Bill, which passed the House of Commons and established Great British Railways as a publicly owned body.
• MP Participation and Absences: While five Reform MPs participated in the 10 June divisions, party leader Nigel Farage, Robert Jenrick, and Suella Braverman did not record any votes. Nigel Farage's last recorded parliamentary vote remains 3 June 2026.
• Danny Kruger's Parliamentary Activity: On 10 June 2026, Danny Kruger participated in the Railways Bill divisions and also spoke during Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), condemning recent riots in Belfast while criticizing government immigration policies.

Between 8 June and 9 June 2026, Reform UK's parliamentary activity was dominated by the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill, where Richard Tice was the only party MP to participate in several key divisions. Tice voted 'No' on multiple amendments proposed by the opposition, effectively supporting the government's nationalisation efforts, while the other seven Reform MPs, including leader Nigel Farage, did not record any votes during this period.

• Richard Tice Votes on Steel Industry Bill: On 8 June 2026, Richard Tice voted 'No' in Divisions 12, 13, and 14 regarding the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill, opposing amendments related to sunset clauses and contingent liabilities.
• Richard Tice Continued Voting on Steel Bill: On 9 June 2026, Richard Tice was again the sole Reform UK MP to vote, recording a 'No' in Division 16 against New Clause 12 of the Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill.
• Absence of Other Reform UK MPs from Divisions: Nigel Farage, Lee Anderson, Danny Kruger, Andrew Rosindell, Robert Jenrick, Sarah Pochin, and Suella Braverman did not record any votes in the divisions held on 8 and 9 June 2026.
• Tice's Stance on Steel Nationalisation: During the 8 June debate, Richard Tice stated he had been advocating for the nationalisation of British Steel for seven years, explaining his support for the government's bill over opposition amendments.

On 3 June 2026, all eight Reform UK MPs voted 'No' on the Draft Agriculture (Delinked Payments) (Reductions) (England) Regulations 2026, which passed by 302 votes to 155. This division marked a major shift as party leader Nigel Farage cast his first vote in 11 weeks, ending a streak of 77 consecutive missed parliamentary votes since 18 March 2026. The other seven Reform UK MPs—Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, Danny Kruger, Andrew Rosindell, Robert Jenrick, Sarah Pochin, and Suella Braverman—also registered 'No' votes.

• Reform UK MPs Vote on Agriculture Regulations: On 3 June 2026, all eight Reform UK MPs voted 'No' on the Draft Agriculture (Delinked Payments) (Reductions) (England) Regulations 2026 [9.3.6].
• Nigel Farage Ends Voting Absence: Nigel Farage cast his first parliamentary vote in 11 weeks on 3 June 2026, ending a streak of 77 consecutive missed divisions since 18 March 2026.
• Reform UK MP Roster: The eight voting Reform UK MPs are Nigel Farage, Richard Tice, Lee Anderson, Danny Kruger, Andrew Rosindell, Robert Jenrick, Sarah Pochin, and Suella Braverman.