Alex Norris
Independent
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Nottingham North and Kimberley
MP Since
8 June 2017 (9 years, 4 months)
Role
Minister of State (Home Office)
Status
active
Constituency: Nottingham North and Kimberley
Alex Norris represents Nottingham North and Kimberley in the House of Commons, sitting as a Independent MP. They have served as the constituency's MP for 9 years, 4 months.
Pay & Expenses
£98,599
basic salary / year
This is the basic MP salary, set by IPSA and paid to all 650 MPs regardless of role. Additional salary for Cabinet, Shadow Cabinet, or committee roles is not yet shown here — those figures require careful verification against primary IPSA and Ministerial Salaries documents before publishing.
£274,411
total expenses claimed, 2024-25
Staffing
£242,596
Office
£26,471
Accommodation
£0
Travel & Other
£5,344
Source: IPSA official expenses data. Covers parliamentary business costs only — staffing, office running costs, accommodation, and travel — not personal spending.
Voting Record (most recent 15)
Source: official Commons Votes API, all divisions since the 2024 general election.
National Security (State Threats) Bill: Allocation of Time motion
17 Jun 2026 · Result: 233 Aye, 94 No (passed)
Voted Aye
National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee: New Clause 3
17 Jun 2026 · Result: 144 Aye, 244 No (failed)
Voted No
National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee: Amendment 8
17 Jun 2026 · Result: 143 Aye, 249 No (failed)
Voted No
National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee: Amendment 13
17 Jun 2026 · Result: 135 Aye, 258 No (failed)
Voted No
National Security (State Threats) Bill Committee: Amendment 3
17 Jun 2026 · Result: 85 Aye, 317 No (failed)
Voted No
Railways Bill Remaining Stages: New Clause 1
10 Jun 2026 · Result: 77 Aye, 271 No (failed)
Voted No
Railways Bill Remaining Stages: Amendment 143
10 Jun 2026 · Result: 167 Aye, 266 No (failed)
Voted No
Railways Bill: Third Reading
10 Jun 2026 · Result: 278 Aye, 149 No (passed)
Voted Aye
Railways Bill Remaining Stages: Amendment 148
10 Jun 2026 · Result: 155 Aye, 279 No (failed)
Voted No
Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Committee: Amendment 20
9 Jun 2026 · Result: 90 Aye, 290 No (failed)
Voted No
Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Committee: New Clause 12
9 Jun 2026 · Result: 94 Aye, 297 No (failed)
Voted No
Draft Combined Authorities (Mayoral Elections) (Amendment) Order 2026
9 Jun 2026 · Result: 356 Aye, 86 No (passed)
Voted Aye
Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Committee: New Clause 4
9 Jun 2026 · Result: 157 Aye, 287 No (failed)
Voted No
Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Committee: New Clause 8
8 Jun 2026 · Result: 145 Aye, 251 No (failed)
Voted No
Steel Industry (Nationalisation) Bill Committee: New Clause 2
8 Jun 2026 · Result: 65 Aye, 251 No (failed)
Voted No
Recent Coverage (20)
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Lord Chancellor swearing-in speech: Rt Hon Alex Norris MP
Gov Farming·9 Oct· View coverage →
Judges to name and shame domestic abusers in court records for the first time
Judges and magistrates will be required to name and shame domestic abusers in official court records under Labour's new justice reforms.
Un…
GB News·5 Oct· View coverage →
Clueless! Minister admits he has no idea how many freed inmates are tagged
Alex Norris claimed it was 'too soon' to know which of the 700 criminals let out of jail last week had been fitted with the electronic devic…
Daily Mail·4 Oct· View coverage →
UK justice secretary unable to say how many early-release prisoners have been tagged
Alex Norris says ‘too soon’ to say how many released this week from jails in England and Wales have monitoring devices
UK politics live – l…
The Guardian·4 Oct· View coverage →
Court backlogs will still fall despite jury trials U-turn, Alex Norris says
The Justice Secretary said introducing legislation for judge only trials would have been ‘complicated to implement’.
Evening Standard·4 Oct· View coverage →
Court backlogs will still fall despite jury trials U-turn, Alex Norris says
The Justice Secretary said introducing legislation for judge only trials would have been ‘complicated to implement’.
Evening Standard·4 Oct· View coverage →
Court backlogs will still fall despite jury trials U-turn, Alex Norris says
The Justice Secretary said introducing legislation for judge only trials would have been ‘complicated to implement’.
Evening Standard·4 Oct· View coverage →
Justice Secretary Admits He Doesn’t Know How Many Early Release Prisoners Have Been Tagged
Alex Norris, Justice Secretary, told Laura Kuenssberg he did not know how many prisoners released early had been tagged: Norris: “I don’t ha…
Guido Fawkes·4 Oct· View coverage →
New Lord Chancellor pledges to be ‘ambitious’ in cutting crown court backlog
Justice Secretary Alex Norris was sworn in as Lord Chancellor on Thursday.
Evening Standard·1 Oct· View coverage →
New Lord Chancellor pledges to be ‘ambitious’ in cutting crown court backlog
Justice Secretary Alex Norris was sworn in as Lord Chancellor on Thursday.
Evening Standard·1 Oct· View coverage →
Convicted criminals to flood Britain's streets today as first part of early release scheme begins
Hundreds of criminals will flood Britain's streets from today as the first part of Labour's much-maligned early release scheme gets underway…
GB News·30 Sept· View coverage →
Early prison release needed to keep public confidence – Justice Secretary
Alex Norris set out plans to free up capacity in the UK’s overcrowded male prison estate to MPs as Parliament returned for its autumn term.
Evening Standard·1 Sept· View coverage →
Early prison release needed to keep public confidence – Justice Secretary
Alex Norris set out plans to free up capacity in the UK’s overcrowded male prison estate to MPs as Parliament returned for its autumn term.
Evening Standard·1 Sept· View coverage →
Prisons will still function under plans to turn laundries into cells – minister
Justice Secretary Alex Norris said hundreds of urgently-needed places would be created by converting storerooms and offices.
Evening Standard·1 Sept· View coverage →
Prisons will still function under plans to turn laundries into cells – minister
Justice Secretary Alex Norris said hundreds of urgently-needed places would be created by converting storerooms and offices.
Evening Standard·1 Sept· View coverage →
Government to accelerate building of prison places with £110m – minister
Alex Norris will set out plans to speed up the building of prison places as part of the Government’s efforts to tackle overcrowding.
Evening Standard·31 Aug· View coverage →
Victims’ families call for all manslaughter to be excluded from early release
Families of those affected by homicide, including Emma Webber, wrote to Justice Secretary Alex Norris to call for all manslaughter to be exe…
Evening Standard·28 Aug· View coverage →
Criminals could be back on Britain's streets after serving just a SIXTH of sentence under shock MoJ plans
Criminals could be released back onto Britain's streets after serving just a sixth of their sentence under plans being weighed up by the Min…
GB News·27 Aug· View coverage →
Grooming gang survivor warns Labour ‘repeating same mistakes’ as migrant crime data kept hidden
A grooming gang survivor has warned that Labour is “repeating the same old mistakes” by refusing to release migrant crime data which could h…
GB News·26 Aug· View coverage →
Rhiannon Whyte's sister shares fury after Labour blocks release of migrant crime data: ‘She’d be outraged!’
Rhiannon Whyte's sister has said the murdered asylum hotel worker would be “outraged” to see the Government refuse to release migrant crime …
GB News·26 Aug· View coverage →