Clwyd North.

Online safety has been Gill German's most visible work since entering Parliament. The Clwyd North MP -- the constituency's first ever MP, elected in July 2024 with a majority of 1,196 -- has run a sustained campaign engaging local schoolchildren through forums and surveys, feeding their views directly into national policy discussions. Coverage in the North Wales Chronicle, Nation.Cymru and the Rhyl Journal since late 2025 highlights her as an active constituency presence on the issue. Her background as a former teacher and local council cabinet member for education appears to inform the focus.

German votes with Labour on almost every division -- a 99.7% alignment rate -- making her single rebel vote stand out: she voted against her party on proportional representation in December 2024, opposing a Liberal Democrat bill that would have replaced first-past-the-post with single transferable vote. Her participation rate of 75% sits below the Commons average. Her speeches cluster around economy, jobs, social care and fiscal policy, with 60 contributions across 47 debates. She sits on the Welsh Affairs Committee. Compared with the Labour average, she votes notably less often in line with pro-pension-protection positions and more often alongside those favouring criminal justice reform and Lords override.

Her constituency record includes securing coverage of funding wins -- £20m for Rhyl and £10m in employment support cited in a first-year retrospective. Recent local news (119 articles over 90 days) spans crime, health and economic issues, though sentiment scores are broadly neutral. Voting and speech data cover her full term to date; news coverage is comprehensive for the area.