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Clive Jones

Liberal Democrat · Wokingham

FULL PROFILE

Clive Jones is the Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, first elected in 2024. As an opposition MP, they are expected to vote against the government on most whipped divisions.

Ideology

Economiccentre-left -0.4
LEFTRIGHT
Socialliberal -0.3
LIBERALCONSERVATIVE
Sovereigntypro-EU -0.5
PRO-EUNATIONALIST

Voting Behaviour

Rebellion Rate0% loyal
Attendance63.1%

Key Interests

Healthcare and cancer support · Small business and trade · Transport and automotive policy · Education and SEND reform · Local infrastructure development

Positions

Cancer supportAdvocates for comprehensive support for young cancer patients and families through welfare, employment protections, and healthcare planning

strong

Small business supportSupports removing barriers for small businesses and improving export finance schemes

strong

Brexit/EU relationsCritical of Brexit deal and supportive of renegotiation for closer EU ties

moderate

Healthcare infrastructureAdvocates for GP surgeries and primary healthcare in new housing developments

moderate

SEND system reformSupports British Psychological Society campaign for SEND system reform

moderate

Automotive regulationSeeks impact assessments and derogations for automotive industry regarding environmental regulations

moderate

Universal CreditConcerned about food bank usage and Universal Credit system

weak

Transport policyInterested in zero emission vehicle mandate consultation and motor vehicle lighting research

weak

Reasoning Style

Constituency-focused and evidence-based, frequently following up on government responses to letters and seeking specific data and timelines. Shows pragmatic approach by supporting business interests while maintaining liberal social positions, and demonstrates persistence in pursuing policy details through parliamentary questions.

Background

Clive Jones was elected as Liberal Democrat MP for Wokingham in 2024 and serves as the party's spokesperson on Trade. His professional background before parliament is not clearly documented in the available evidence.