Site history
What changed, and when.
The footer shows when records and media were last reviewed. This page is the record behind those dates: every addition, correction and re-check, newest first.
Latest update
14 September 2026
Records reviewed 4 September 2026 · media 14 September 2026
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Voting record, updates log and September media
- New Voting record page listing every Commons division in which Mr Lowe voted, built from the official Commons Votes API.
- This updates log, so the review dates shown in the footer are backed by a visible history.
- Media archive: added the Public Accounts Committee hearings of 7 September (devolving power in England) and 10 September (armed forces housing and Annington Homes), and Parliament's full recording of the 13 July Westminster Hall e-petition debate on offshore detention and deportation.
- No new podcast or long-form interview was found between 28 August and 14 September; the Lauren The Insider interview remains the latest.
- Corrected the wording of the Profile page introduction; faster image and caching settings.
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Media and public-record review
- Media archive re-checked against publishers and Parliament: 41 recordings, with the August interviews and Commons clips added.
- Public-record review date updated after re-checking Parliament's career, election and register pages.
- Visual design refresh across the site.
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Site goes live at votelowe.uk
- Published at https://votelowe.uk with HTTPS and canonical redirects.
- Safety & justice became a six-page section: British girls, the Rape Gang Inquiry, free speech and policing, sentencing and the death penalty, foreign criminals and deportation, and knife crime and stop and search. Each page cites Hansard, court judgments, official statistics and party papers.
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Data-driven media archive
- Every recording in the media library is now held in one hand-verified catalogue; counts, group headings and the homepage feature are computed from it.
- All fonts, icons and images are served from this site. Nothing loads from third parties and there is no analytics.
- Added robots.txt and a generated sitemap.
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Stated positions
- Ten position pages, one per published Restore Britain objective, each quoting the party's own paper and pointing to the official data a reader can test it against.