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Robert Largan MP’s voting record: the whole truth

Robert Largan, MP for High Peak, has one of the thinnest majorities in the House of Commons. According to the Sunday Times, it seems he also has one of the thinnest of skins.

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21-01-2021 16:14 - Updated On 10-02-2022 09:06
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Robert Largan, MP for High Peak, has one of the thinnest majorities in the House of Commons. According to the Sunday Times, it seems he also has one of the thinnest of skins.

On the 10th January, they revealed that he has written a letter to the owner of the well-known website They Work For You, complaining that his voting record is not portrayed in sufficient detail.

After the votes on the Trade Bill in the House of Commons on Tuesday, a constituent on twitter took him at his word and examined each and every one of his votes.

Read the Twitter thread here

Here is a clipping from The Sunday Time from 10 January 2021 together with Largan’s original letter.

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