Bracknell.

Evicted from the Commons chamber during PMQs in March -- an incident that drew criticism from local Conservatives and briefly dominated Bracknell coverage -- Peter Swallow has otherwise been an active local champion, raising a science discovery centre in Parliament, canvassing parents on children's social media use, and visiting a Bracknell firm to discuss the government's Warm Homes plan. His one rebel vote came on the assisted dying bill, where he backed a new clause on guidance and palliative care consultation, placing him slightly to the right of his parliamentary Labour colleagues on that issue.

At 86% voting participation -- broadly in line with the Commons average -- and 99.8% party-line alignment, Swallow is a reliable government loyalist. His 360 contributions across 236 debates since 2024 represent a high volume of parliamentary activity; economy and jobs, social care, local government, and defence dominate his speaking record. His stance profile shows strong alignment with workers' rights and progressive taxation, near-zero alignment with pro-business positions and Lords scrutiny, and a notably lower rate of support for disability benefits expansion than the Labour average.

Swallow sits on the Education Committee, which helps explain his local focus on schooling, the autism provision he lobbied ministers about, and the science centre campaign. News sentiment across the past 90 days is mildly positive overall, with crime coverage averaging the strongest scores and community issues neutral. The PMQs ejection stands as the sharpest negative coverage, though local reporting otherwise portrays consistent constituency engagement. Voting data covers his full term from July 2024; speech transcripts are available to verify topic patterns.