Steff Aquarone.

A high-caseload, constituency-first MP, Aquarone made headlines in his first year by closing 6,000 constituent cases — securing dental appointments and preventing a nursery closure among them — and followed that with a 26-stop summer tour of North Norfolk requiring no booking. By late 2025 his caseload total had reached 10,000. In Westminster, his recent activity has centred on security and defence legislation: he backed several amendments to the National Security (State Threats) Bill in committee and voted across multiple divisions on the Armed Forces Bill at report stage, including supporting welfare-related new clauses.

A 100% party-line voter with no rebel votes, Aquarone sits at the engaged end of Commons participation at 71% — above average for the chamber. His speeches cluster around local government, the economy, jobs, and health, with notable contributions on transport issues including horse and rider safety on rural Norfolk roads. His stance profile marks him as strongly pro-parliamentary scrutiny (93%) and pro-Lords scrutiny (95%), while deviating from his party average most sharply on disability rights and child welfare — both at 100% against a Lib Dem average closer to 80%.

Aquarone sits on the Transport Committee, which helps explain his sustained focus on rural infrastructure. One negative news item from April 2024 — allegations of fake social media profiles promoting him — pre-dates his election and received a disputed denial; it has not resurfaced in recent coverage. The bulk of his 142 articles over the past 90 days are neutral, covering local culture, community, and economic topics rather than parliamentary controversy. Speech and voting data are available from July 2024 onwards.