Marion Fellows.

There is very little recent parliamentary activity to report for Marion Fellows, the SNP MP for Motherwell and Wishaw. Voting and speech data show zero recorded participation — reflecting that no votes or speeches have been logged in the current data period. The news coverage from her constituency is dominated by Holyrood election dynamics, Scottish Labour pledges on neonatal services in Wishaw, and tactical voting guides, none of which directly reference Fellows or her Westminster work.

As a ten-year parliamentary veteran, Fellows has historically been associated with welfare and benefits issues, but no current voting record, party alignment score, or speech topics are available to characterise her recent Westminster pattern. She sits on no committees in the current data. Whether the absence of voting data reflects a genuine gap in activity or a limitation of the dataset is unclear and worth noting.

The local news landscape is heavily shaped by the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections, with coverage centred on SNP and Labour candidates competing at Holyrood rather than on the sitting Westminster MP. The one news article that directly scores Fellows positively concerns SNP welfare and child poverty messaging. Beyond that, the available data offers very limited insight into what Fellows has been doing at Westminster in recent months — constituents seeking a fuller picture may find her parliamentary record on the UK Parliament website more informative.