Warwick and Leamington
Nigel Clarke

Nigel Clarke, a long-time resident of Warwick, has lived in the Midlands for over two decades. His professional journey began at the age of 13, and he has been dedicated to his work ever since. Initially studying to become an engineer, Nigel transitioned into IT, account management, and office management roles across Europe, Asia, and the United States. Currently, he manages his own small business and enjoys various hobbies, including flying gliders when time permits.

Political Engagement

Nigel's interest in politics sparked during his school years with a project on the European Economic Community (EEC). He questioned the rationale behind significant taxpayer expenditure for minimal benefits from such international memberships, believing that trade should be straightforward and not complicated by government intervention.

Commitment to Reform

Although not a career politician, Nigel decided to stand for office when he found no political party aligning with his values in previous elections. He believes that one should actively contribute to solutions rather than merely complain.

Vision for the United Kingdom

Nigel Clarke views the current state of the United Kingdom as fractured, with government decisions often lacking common sense and logic. He advocates for voting reform as a crucial step to halt the decline driven by ineffective career politicians. His vision for Reform includes fostering growth for entrepreneurs and small businesses, reducing bureaucratic red tape and taxation, and removing income tax for those earning under £20,000. Additionally, Reform aims to address crime more effectively, support vulnerable populations, and ensure that work is rewarding for everyone.