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.
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