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.
Top declared funders, by value
No declared financial benefits on file.
All groups
569 groups on file.
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