Website Official website Children 4 Spouse Nikky Hollinrake | Role British Politician Majority 19,456 (37.2%) Name Kevin Hollinrake | |
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Kevin hollinrake mp interviews 9 25 15
Kevin Paul Hollinrake is a British Conservative Party politician. He has been the Member of Parliament (MP) for Thirsk and Malton since May 2015.
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- Kevin hollinrake mp interviews 9 25 15
- Kevin Hollinrake talks about the Parental Bereavement Leave and Pay Bill
- Business
- MP since general election 2015
- References
Kevin Hollinrake was born and brought up in North Yorkshire. He attended Easingwold School and studied physics at Sheffield Polytechnic. he is married and has four children. His 4 children attended schools in Crayke and Easingwold his claims for rented accommodation in London include uplift for children leading to a total claim for rented accommodation of £27,646.63 for 2016-2017
Kevin Hollinrake talks about the Parental Bereavement (Leave and Pay) Bill
Business
After leaving university, Kevin Hollinrake started working for Prudential. Then he co-founded Hunters estate agency in York in 1992. The agency had grown to over 150 branches across the country by 2015, with Hollinrake holding a 15% stake in the company. Hunters Property was admitted to trading on AIM in July 2015 with a market capitalisation of £16.9m. In February 2015, the company issued an IPO (initial public offering) for new investors to raise £2.5 m for capital investment.
In 2008 he founded Vizzihome and the search engine Shoptility.com, based in London, where he was the Chairman from November 2013.
MP since general election, 2015
On arrival in the House of Commons, Hollinrake had already turned down the option to fight four other constituencies before settling on the Conservative safe seat of Thirsk and Malton in the county of North Yorkshire. He has continually given voice in favour of an EU referendum.
Hollinrake is a strong supporter of David Cameron's 'Northern Powerhouse' idea, which aims to link the north of England more closely to markets in the south; making it easier to travel, exchange and do business.
In May Hollinrake made it clear that he would be writing to Amber Rudd, the Secretary of State for Energy, to declare support for "safe and discreet" fracking. In compensation, local communities in site areas would receive £100,000 and 1% of all revenues as an incentive to approve of the investment.
Hollinrake was opposed to Brexit prior to the 2016 referendum.