Worthing West.

A steady Labour loyalist with a clear local focus, Beccy Cooper has not broken ranks with her party on a single vote since entering Parliament in 2024. Her recent votes follow the government line -- backing tighter asylum support rules, opposing the referral of Keir Starmer to the Privileges Committee, and supporting ministers' reserve power to direct pension fund investment. None of these positions diverge from Labour, making her a 100% party-line voter across 386 recorded votes.

Her participation rate of 75% sits below the Commons average, though not unusually so for a first-term MP with active committee responsibilities. Health and social care dominate her speech record -- 39 contributions on health topics out of 110 total -- consistent with her seat on the Health and Social Care Committee. She also speaks frequently on economy and jobs, local government, and fiscal policy. Her voting profile leans strongly toward workers' rights and progressive taxation, while she votes against pro-business positions roughly 87% of the time. She runs notably ahead of her Labour colleagues on local government powers and consumer protection, and somewhat behind them on welfare expansion and pension protection.

Outside the chamber, Cooper has championed constituency causes -- most visibly leading a Westminster Hall event backing Worthing FC's push for promotion reform in the National League. News coverage over the past 90 days is high in volume but low in sentiment signal, dominated by culture, crime, and environment stories rather than coverage of Cooper herself. Some articles in the data are attributed to a neighbouring MP, Tom Rutland, which limits the reliability of the local news picture. Voting data covers her full term since July 2024.