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Miatta Fahnbulleh

Labour (Co-op) · Peckham

FULL PROFILE

Miatta Fahnbulleh is the Labour (Co-op) MP for Peckham, first elected in 2024. She currently serves as Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Housing, Communities and Local Government). As a payroll vote member, they are expected to vote with the government on virtually all divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-left -0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialno data
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntyno data
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance71.4%

Key Interests

Energy policy and consumer protection · Fuel poverty and housing standards · Climate change and net zero transition · Heat networks and renewable energy · Religious hatred and community cohesion

Positions

Energy consumer protectionStrong advocate for consumer rights and bill reduction

strong

Fuel povertySupports comprehensive warm homes plan and energy efficiency upgrades

strong

Heat networksPromotes expansion to 20% minimum by 2050

moderate

Smart metersAcknowledges problems and works with industry for solutions

moderate

Religious hatredStrongly opposes all forms of religious hatred across communities

moderate

Private and social rented sector standardsSupports new energy efficiency standards

moderate

Climate transitionSupports net zero goals while protecting consumers

moderate

Notable Rebellions

2025-06-11Voted against government regulations, possibly due to concerns about consumer impact or implementation details of renewable energy contracts

Reasoning Style

Pragmatic and evidence-based, focusing on practical solutions and working with industry partners. Emphasizes consumer protection and fairness while acknowledging systemic challenges. Takes a collaborative approach to policy implementation, often citing the need to work with various stakeholders to achieve scale and effectiveness.

Background

Fahnbulleh has extensive experience in economic policy and think tank work before entering Parliament. She previously worked as Chief Economist at the New Economics Foundation and held senior roles at various policy institutes focused on economic inequality and sustainable development.