South Northamptonshire.

Sarah Bool's most visible recent action has been introducing legislation calling for childhood diabetes screening, drawing on personal experience -- a campaign that earned BBC and regional coverage in April 2026. She has also been a conspicuous presence in the Brackley parking fees dispute, attending protests, launching a petition, and committing publicly to fight the charges alongside residents. In Parliament, she voted to refer Prime Minister Starmer to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson appointment, and consistently backed the House of Lords against the government on the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Bill and the Pension Schemes Bill's reserve investment powers.

At 75% participation -- modestly below the Commons average -- Bool votes in lockstep with Conservative colleagues, recording no rebel votes. Her stance profile shows strong pro-business and anti-tax-increase alignment, consistent opposition to workers' rights measures, and reliable support for Lords scrutiny of legislation. Speeches cluster around economy and jobs, health, defence, and local government, with over 240 contributions across 116 debates since entering Parliament in July 2024, suggesting an active debating presence for a relatively new MP.

Two committee roles shape her specialist focus: the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee and the Armed Forces Bill Select Committee -- the latter helping explain why defence ranks third among her speech topics. Her deviations from Conservative party averages are modest, drifting slightly below party norms on climate action, child welfare, and consumer protection. Local news coverage is broadly neutral in tone, dominated by crime and community stories. No significant negative coverage patterns emerge from available data.