Chesham and Amersham.

Chesham and Amersham's MP has spent recent weeks firmly in opposition mode. Sarah Green voted with the Liberal Democrats to back a privilege referral against Prime Minister Starmer over the Mandelson appointment, opposed Labour's asylum support regulations as risking destitution for vulnerable people, and backed the Lords' repeated attempts to strip a government reserve power over pension fund investments. On the King's Speech she backed a wrecking amendment defeated by 408 votes to 78, signalling a broad rejection of Labour's legislative programme. None of these votes broke from her party -- Green is a 100% party-line Liberal Democrat -- but the pattern is consistent, active opposition across a wide range of policy fronts.

Her parliamentary record is steady rather than spectacular. At 69% voting participation she sits somewhat below the Commons average, but has made 70 contributions across 46 debates, with social care, health, and local government dominating her speaking time. Her stance profile reveals a strong pro-parliamentary-scrutiny and pro-Lords-scrutiny orientation -- both above 95% -- and firm opposition to employer National Insurance increases. She is notably less aligned with progressive taxation than her own party average, running 20 percentage points below the Liberal Democrat norm on that measure. Local coverage has recently featured her raising rail fares and patient safety concerns directly in Parliament, alongside her work on water regulation.

She sits on the Public Accounts Committee, which informs a pattern of scrutiny-focused activity, including her involvement in the Ofwat inquiry. Green won Chesham and Amersham at a 2021 by-election, overturning a large Conservative majority on local anger over HS2 and planning. Recent local news spans 87 articles in the past 90 days, dominated by community and education topics, though most carry neutral sentiment scores. Speech-level data is available; individual vote transcripts are limited.