Oliver Clark

Another fab @LGBTCons event coming up with the fab Richard Holden MP and Shadow Cabinet member! Grab your ticket and come along 💙 #ToriesHostTheBestEvents

Starmer, Burnham, Farage, Polanski…These men have one thing in common. They all want nationalisation. That will mean companies run by politicians but paid for with YOUR money. There’s only one party that stands against their failed ideas and that’s the Conservatives.

Back out campaigning with @TootingCons yesterday delivering thank you notes for electing hard working @Conservatives Cllrs. I may have burnt in the sun 😂 🌞

Looking forward to hosting the @LGBTCons social on Wednesday. Forecasted to be a lovely 22 degrees 😎 🌞. Message me for details and come say hi 👋

The Mayor of London owns and controls so much land in London but will not develop it. But when called out by @NeilGarratt, all Sadiq Khan can do is get petty and insulting. Londoners rents and mortgages are rising whilst this Mayor sits on his hands.

This is why @KemiBadenoch is the most popular leader in Britain ⬇️

Rachel Reeves is responsible for the single largest drop in employment since COVID. Read that again. Only @KemiBadenoch’s Conservatives can Get Britain Working Again.

🚨 Yet more devastating news for Britain’s economy. Unemployment is UP. 19% more people are now without a job since Labour came to power. More people without the security of a pay packet, able to provide for their families. We’re all paying the price for Labour’s failure.

@aled_rj and the @wandsworth Conservatives already getting to work and clearing up the mess ✅

‘Nothing’ is the most common word in focus groups when voters are asked to sum up Starmer’s legacy as PM. ‘Everything’ is the third most common word when asked for his ‘greatest mistake’. h/t @Moreincommon_

Young people are hungry for answers! So I spoke to them about: 🇬🇧 What being British means to me 🦁 Why British culture matters 🏠 Why young people feel locked out of the future ⚡ Why aspiration has collapsed 🚫 Why identity politics is poison 📈 The New Deal that Conservatives are offering the next generation and why Conservatives are talking honestly about growth, culture and national confidence. Here’s the first clip👇

The King’s Speech delivers very little for young people. I spoke to ITV Anglia about the missed opportunities in the Government's plans for the next Parliamentary session. Having visited schools and colleges across Mid Bedfordshire, welcomed dozens of students into my office for work experience and spoken to countless local businesses, I know youth unemployment is one of the biggest concerns facing young people today. We need to do far more to support the next generation with the opportunities to get their first job, get on the housing ladder and build a secure future. But right now, Government decisions are stifling those opportunities. The National Insurance rise and the Employment Bill make it less attractive for businesses to employ young people, while more and more pubs and hospitality venues are closing, the very places where many people, including me, got their first job. Youth unemployment continues to rise, putting even more pressure on the welfare system. I know that young people across Mid Beds are ambitious, talented and hardworking, but they need a Government that backs aspiration and gives them the opportunities they deserve.

I’ve just walked through central London and passed a group of maybe 30 Jewish schoolchildren. They’re perhaps eight and nine years old. They’re being escorted through the city by two security personnel wearing stab proof vests. What has London become? Are we really a place where Jewish children out in a school trip need guards? It’s a tragic state of affairs.

From @Katie_Lam_MP: Political sectarianism is growing in Britain – it should worry us all conservativehome.com/2026/05/13/kat…

.@KemiBadenoch is the only leader fit to run our country

It doesn't matter what fancy words they use to describe it, this is just another TAX. ...a tax on tourism and in fact all types of overnight stays, whether leisure, business or visiting friends & relatives. Only Labour can believe the way to 'help' a sector is to tax it more!

As Labour self-implode, Kemi Badenoch gets ever more confident and impressive. Suspect the polls will start to reflect this as Reform come under more intense scrutiny.

Come and celebrate our London election success at the end of the month with our monthly London social! Message @Mullers1993 or @OliverSWClark for details

This is completely mad. Britain has no history of polygamy. It's been illegal to enter into a polygamous marriage in England since 1604. When people come to this country, they should abide by our norms. Allowing them not to and then giving them taxpayer money for it is mental.