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Siân Berry

Green Party · Brighton Pavilion

FULL PROFILE

Siân Berry is the Green Party MP for Brighton Pavilion, first elected in 2024. She is 51 years old. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economichard left -0.7
LEFTRIGHT
Socialstrongly libertarian -0.8
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntycentre-left -0.4
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance77.2%

Key Interests

Air quality and environmental health · Civil liberties and surveillance · Transport and infrastructure · Welfare and social security · Local democracy and accountability

Positions

Air QualityStrong advocate for enhanced monitoring and public awareness

strong

Digital ID CardsStrongly opposed to mandatory digital identification

strong

Welfare ReformOpposed to benefit cuts and restrictions

strong

Aviation PolicyCritical of policies favouring frequent flyers over climate concerns

moderate

Local DemocracySupports citizen assemblies and community participation

moderate

Transport AccessibilityAdvocates for improved concessionary travel schemes

moderate

HousingCritical of unfair housing system affecting women disproportionately

moderate

Royal TransparencySupports greater transparency in Royal finances and collections

weak

Notable Rebellions

2025-12-02Voted in favour of limiting inheritance tax reliefs, consistent with Green Party opposition to tax advantages for wealthy landowners and business owners

Reasoning Style

Evidence-based and rights-focused, combining detailed policy knowledge with principled opposition to authoritarian measures. Uses specific examples and data to support arguments, while maintaining focus on protecting civil liberties and environmental standards.

Background

Siân Berry has extensive experience in environmental campaigning and local politics before entering Parliament, having previously worked on air quality and surveillance issues for many years. She has a background in Green Party activism and served as a London Assembly member.