All-Party Parliamentary Groups

MPs’ own version of a club — any MP or peer can set up an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on a topic or country to bring people together across party lines. Register as at 1 September 2026.

Read this before drawing conclusions. Many APPGs are funded or resourced (a “secretariat” that organises meetings and does the paperwork) by an outside company, charity, or lobbying firm — Parliament requires that to be declared, and it’s shown here where it is. This only lists officers (chairs, vice-chairs, treasurers) an MP is registered as, not every MP who’s simply joined a group as an ordinary member, which isn’t published. Funding values shown are Parliament’s own figures — often an exact amount, sometimes a banded range, in which case the midpoint is used for ranking only, never presented as an exact figure.
569
Groups on file
96
Country groups
473
Subject groups

Top declared funders, by value

1 Policy Connect
£344,252.50 — 5 groups
2 Foreign Policy Centre (succeeded Athena Foundation)
£185,250.50 — 1 group
3 James Gray, as Chair of the Armed Forces APPG in the previous Parliament
£177,269.00 — 1 group
4 Caribbean & African Health Network
£170,250.50 — 1 group
5 Healthcomms Consulting Ltd (part of the PLMR Group)
£146,251.50 — 3 groups
6 Athena Foundation
£126,001.00 — 2 groups
7 Tendo Consulting
£120,752.50 — 3 groups
8 Lodestone Communications
£112,501.00 — 2 groups
9 Uplift
£108,750.50 — 1 group
10 Cedarsoak Ltd
£103,501.00 — 1 group

All groups

569 groups on file.

Subject Group Adult Social Care All-Party Parliamentary Group Chaired by Sojan Joseph (Labour) — 4 officers, funded by Healthcomms Consulting Ltd (part of the PLMR Group)
Subject Group All Party Parliamentary Group for Packaging in the Circular Economy Chaired by Chris Bloore (Labour) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
Subject Group All Party Parliamentary Group on Women affected by the Criminal Justice System Chaired by Kate Osamor (Labour (Co-op)) — 4 officers, funded by Women in Prison
Subject Group All-Partly Parliamentary Group on Dementia in Sport Chaired by Jo White (Labour) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
Subject Group All-Party Group on Implementation of the UK-Ukraine One Hundred Year Partnership Agreement Chaired by Dan Carden (Labour) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
Subject Group All-Party Parliamentary Arts and Heritage Group Chaired by Dan Carden (Labour) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
Subject Group All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group Chaired by Tonia Antoniazzi (Labour) — 4 officers, funded by ABInBev, Asahi, Carlsberg Britvic and others
Subject Group All-Party Parliamentary Carbon Monoxide Group Chaired by Paul Davies (Labour) — 4 officers, funded by Palace Yard Events Limited
Country Group All-Party Parliamentary China Group Chaired by Tony Vaughan (Labour) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
Subject Group All-Party Parliamentary Cider Group Chaired by Sarah Dyke (Liberal Democrat) — 4 officers, no declared funding on file
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