Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has mentioned his constituency fewer than half a dozen times in the House of Commons, DeSmog can reveal.
Farage has been criticised for making multiple trips to the United States since he was elected as the MP for Clacton in July 2024, as well as earning £970,000 from second jobs.
According to parliamentary records, Farage has only spoken 46 times in the Commons during the year, less than once a week. By contrast, his deputy Richard Tice has spoken 211 times and has mentioned his own constituency of Boston and Skegness on at least 25 occasions.
A version of this article was published by The Mirror.
MPs typically use their Commons appearances to lobby ministers on behalf of their constituents.
