Philip Hollobone

Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom

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Gender	Male
Age	59
Date of birth	November 7,1964
Zodiac sign	Scorpio
Born	Municipal Borough Of Bromley
Spouse	Donna Cooksey
Party	Conservative Party
Office	Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Job	Politician
Books	National Service Bill
	BBC Licence Fee (Civil Debt) Bill
	Foreign National Offenders (Exclusion from the United Kingdom) Bill
	Young Offenders (Parental Responsibility) Bill
	Planning Regulations (Removal of Provisions in Respect of Gypsies and Travellers) Bill
	Sentencing Escalator Bill
	Smoking (Private Members' Clubs) Bill [HL]
	Asylum Seekers (Return to Nearest Safe Country) Bill
Official site	members.parliament.uk
Position	Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Education	Lady Margaret Hall
Date of Reg.	2019-02-10 05:57:06
Date of Upd.	2023-05-23 07:42:37
ID	404309

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Philip Hollobone Life story

Philip Thomas Hollobone is a British Conservative Party politician and former investment banker. He has been the Member of Parliament for Kettering since the 2005 general election.

MP Peter Bone suspended from Commons for bullying

Oct 25,2023 1:51 pm

... Philip Hollobone, Tory MP for Kettering which neighbours Mr Bone s constituency, called the expulsion was " a very sad day" in parliament...

Channel migrants: MPs criticise use of navy to tackle English Channel crossings

Jan 18,2022 10:36 pm

... Philip Hollobone, Conservative MP, said instead of red meat it was " operation dog s dinner" as no details have been given...

Christmas parties row: Three gatherings to be investigated by top civil servant

Dec 10,2021 3:23 am

... " Another, Philip Hollobone, said: " My constituents are very angry indeed about reports of Christmas parties in Downing Street during what was a very large second wave of Covid, and the behaviour was totally inappropriate and possibly criminal...

PM defeated over Brexit strategy

Feb 16,2020 3:02 am

... Five Conservative MPs - Brexiteers Peter Bone, Sir Christopher Chope, Philip Hollobone, and Anne Marie Morris, and the pro-Remain Sarah Wollaston - even voted with Labour against the motion...

MP Peter Bone suspended from Commons for bullying

Feb 16,2020 3:02 am

MPs have voted to suspend Peter Bone from The Commons for Six Weeks after an investigation found he had bullied and was sexually inappropriate around a Former Member of staff.

The Move will likely lead to a by-election in his Wellingborough constituency, a former Tory safe seat polling indicates could flip to Labour.

Parliament's behaviour watchdog found Mr Bone had exposed himself to an aide and physically struck him.

Mr Bone denies the charges.

The Conservative Party has already withdrawn The Whip from the MP, meaning he will not be able to stand for re-election as a Tory candidate and he currently sits as an independent.

MPs voted in favour of suspending Mr Bone from parliament for Six Weeks , without the need for a division. The suspension had been recommend by Parliament's Independent Expert Panel (IEP).

Philip Hollobone , Tory MP for Kettering which neighbours Mr Bone's constituency, called the expulsion was " a very sad day" in parliament.

" Peter has been an outstanding MP for 18 years, he has helped tens of thousands of local residents with difficulties they've had - That it should come to an end like this I think it is very sad for all concerned, " Mr Hollobone said.

Asked about the possibility of a petition of Wellingborough constituents garnering enough signatures to launch a by-election, Mr Hollobone said " Peter Bone has been incredibly popular MP for a very long period of time. "

If an MP is suspended for over 10 days due to misconduct, a recall petition is started. A by-election happens if at least 10% of local voters sign the petition, according to The Recall of MPs Act.

Who is Peter Bone ?

Mr Bone's former assistant The Experience led to him being diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.

The ex-staffer said Mr Bone's " physical, emotional and psychological abuse" left him a " broken shell of the young man I once was".

The IEP upheld five complaints against Mr Bone sexual misconduct rules by indecently exposing himself to the staffer during an overseas trip.

The Investigation was based on a complaint made to The Body by a Former Member of staff, over alleged behaviour which took place More Than 10 Years ago.

Mr Bone appealed against The Investigation 's findings, arguing it had been flawed. However, his appeal was dismissed.

The watchdog recommended Mr Bone should be suspended from The House of Commons for Six Weeks .