Tim Farron MP: Climate Timeline
Tim Farron is the Liberal Democrat MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale.
We have identified 30 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2010 in which Tim Farron could have voted.
Tim Farron is rated for votes supporting action on climate. (Rating Methodology)
- In favour of action on climate: 15
- Against: 7
- Did not vote: 8
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Tim Farron's Climate-related Tweets, Speeches & Votes
We've found the following climate-related tweets, speeches & votes by Tim Farron in the last 90 days
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15 Sep 2026: Parliamentary Speech
(Urgent Question) : To ask the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero if she will make a statement on the implications of the closure of the Saudi east-west oil pipeline for UK energy security, fuel prices and global oil supply, and on the steps the Government are taking in response.
Full debate: Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline
The latest crisis puts a further spotlight on our failure as a country to be energy secure. Even those few people who are not yet convinced that climate change is real and needs tackling surely now understand that energy security really matters. Neither Houthi rebels nor Putin nor Iran nor Trump can turn off our waves, wind, sunshine or nuclear industry. It is time for siren voices to stop whining about wokery and start focusing on security. So I ask the Minister, what oil reserves does the United Kingdom have? Will the Government accelerate domestic energy generation? Will they implement a 10p temporary fuel duty cut, and cuts in bus and rail fares, so that people in Cumbria and across the country are not plunged into further hardship as a result of this crisis? What plans does the Minister have to accelerate the warm homes plan, which, sadly, has insulated only 0.3% of the expected homes this year?especially in communities such as mine, where a quarter of the housing stock was built before 1900 and is in need of more bespoke solutions? What will he do to introduce an energy price cap for heating oil, and what extra work is he doing with our allies in the middle east and NATO to ensure that the pipeline reopens as soon as possible?
Full debate: Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline
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13 Jul 2026: Parliamentary Speech
On my way into Kendal this morning, before I came down to Parliament, I observed the jarring reality of fields yellowing in the dry heat and the River Kent so low that I could see the bedrock. Alongside it, defensive walls were being built on the banks of the river in the aftermath of devastating floods—a reminder that climate change has brought extreme weather. It has brought different threats at different times, but they have been equally challenging and dangerous. I am afraid that those who continue to deny climate change look more foolish by the day. We see the danger of climate change especially in the terrifying wildfires in the Peak district—a reminder that we do not protect nature if we completely remove livestock and the human beings that manage nature.
Full debate: State of Climate and Nature