A total of 228 MPs, mostly Conservatives, voted 'Aye' against the cuts, while 348 MPs supported the government's cuts with a 'No' vote.
Conservative MP Julia Lopez voted 'Aye' to block the cuts, whereas Labour MPs such as Nessil Caliskan and Wes Streeting supported the government with 'No' votes.
Andrew Rosindell did not vote due to a medical appointment but expressed through a spokesperson that he would have opposed the cuts.
With most Labour MPs supporting the cuts, the vote reflected a significant division among East London representatives on the issue of winter fuel payments.
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