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Every substantive Bluesky post by Clive Jones, classified for substance and tone — each links out to the original on Bluesky. Back to the MP page.

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Bluesky activity · last 60 days
@clivejonesmp.bsky.social
38posts
36substantive
neutralvoice · measured ↘ falling

Voice score reflects the argumentative tone of the MP's own posts (critical vs supportive) — not what other people say about them. The "criticises" and "supports" lists below show who they're directing each tone at.

Most criticises
  • Government8
  • Thames Water5
  • UK Government2
Most supports
  • Liberal Democrats2
  • British tech firms1
Top topics
  • Health & NHS10 postsneutral
  • Culture & Community7 postssupportive
  • Defence & Security4 postscritical
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Each post links out to the original on Bluesky — open it there to read the full thread and replies.

WhenTopicTonePost
20 Apr 2026Economy & Jobs (General)measured“Last week, I met with some tech start-ups who are working at the forefront of the UK’s innovative sector. These entrepreneurial SMEs want to thrive, and can benefit our economy and create jobs. But many SMEs feel constrained, and need better support from the government now.”↗
20 Apr 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“It was a delight to visit Chaffinch Class at Finchampstead Primary School last week to talk about the letters they wrote to me supporting Water Aid. These bright, socially-conscious young people are determined to make positive change in the world and give me hope for the future.”↗
18 Apr 2026MP & Parliamentmeasured“The Infected Blood Compensation Authority was meant to be life-changing for those affected by the scandal. Instead, many are yet to receive compensation or felt pressured to accept unsatisfactory offers. I asked the Minister to meet to resolve my affected constituent's concerns.”↗
18 Apr 2026Educationcelebratory“This week I visited local secondary schools and a primary school - the pupils and staff were impressive! In Parliament I spoke in important policing and pensions debates, and asked the Health Secretary about the RBH maintenance backlog. Here's what else I did this week:”↗
14 Apr 2026Health & NHSmeasured“Last week, the RBH was given £10million to fund a new hospital site. This is a drop in the ocean compared to the £400million needed for the hospital's maintenance until its rebuild in 2039. So I called on the Health Sec to support the RBH and help fix the its current issues.”↗
11 Apr 2026Educationmeasured“This week, I've raised the concerns many residents have written to me about with the Government and companies like National Rail. I've also begun a new campaign for better cancer education in schools. Here's what else I've been up to this week:”↗
7 Apr 2026Environmentcelebratory“Our council is delivering real results for a greener future. Wokingham is now in the top 5% for recycling and top 4% for the biggest increase since 2024/25. Clear progress since the Lib Dems took charge, showing local action makes a real difference. ♻️”↗
7 Apr 2026Culture & Communitycelebratory“Thanks to food donated by the SHARE charity and local supermarkets, the Well on Wednesdays initiative offers fresh food and a warm, welcoming meal for residents. Last week, I joined residents coming together to not just share a meal, but connection, conversation, and a real sense of community.”↗
3 Apr 2026Economy & Jobs (General)celebratory“The A1 Group here in Wokingham originated from a family business that started in the 1960s, and have been a major local employer ever since. It was a pleasure to visit their site to learn more about their fantastic local business and discuss residents’ concerns about noise pollution.”↗
2 Apr 2026Cost of Livingempathetic“Many families, pensioners and businesses across Wokingham are worried sick about the skyrocketing costs of fuel and travel. That’s why the Liberal Democrats would keep Wokingham moving by reducing fuel duty, slashing bus and rail fairs, and cutting VAT on public charging for electric vehicles.”↗
1 Apr 2026Health & NHScelebratory“Men Walking and Talking are a fantastic group running mental health walks in Wokingham to end the stigma around men's mental health. I joined their walk through our beautiful Cantley Park last night and I look forward to coming again soon.”↗
31 Mar 2026Transportmeasured“Nine year-old Theo wrote to me about his walk to school in Arborfield. I did the walk with him and his father and he pointed out some of his areas of concern. Thank you to Theo for taking the time to get in contact with your MP.”↗
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Sources & methodology
SourceBluesky / AT Protocol API · author feed. Each post links to the original on bsky.app.
VerificationOnly handles linked from the MP’s own published list are ingested. Self-declared or unverified handles aren’t included.
ClassificationEach post is LLM-classified for substance (vs reposts, social mentions, scheduling), then for tone (critical / measured / supportive) per target.
WindowThe 60-day summary above; the list covers all classified substantive posts.