UK Parliament · member 373
Rt Hon David Davis MP
- Party
- Conservative — Conservative and Unionist Party
- Constituency
- Goole and Pocklington
- Member for this seat since
- 10 July 2008
- In the records
- Every register entry that names David Davis, and how each was tied to them
Declared interests
MPs must register financial interests within 28 days. This is the register’s own text, republished verbatim from the official Register of Members’ Financial Interests. Registering an interest is a requirement met, not a finding against anyone.
Employment and earnings
- Member of the Advisory Board of THI Holdings GmbH, Eberhardstrasse 65, 70173 Stuttgart
- Agreement starting 01 December 2019 - £33,900.00 (registered 9 January 2020)
Donations and other support (including loans) for activities as an MP
- Allamhouse Limited - £25,000.00 (registered 10 August 2026)
- Trailfinders Ltd - £55,000.00 (registered 10 August 2026)
- Flowidea Limited - £5,000.00 (registered 7 July 2026)
- Neil Record - £5,000.00 (registered 6 July 2026)
- IPGL Ltd - £5,000.00 (registered 6 July 2026)
Miscellaneous
- Director of Big Brother Watch Ltd. This is an unpaid role. (registered 14 January 2025)
- Unremunerated board member, New City Network (London) Ltd; a not-for-profit think tank aiming to develop ideas and research on financial services policy. (registered 17 April 2023)
Source: UK Parliament Register of Members’ Financial Interests API (Open Parliament Licence). Amounts are shown only where the register itself records one as a figure; nothing is parsed out of the free text.
Voting record
In the 277 recorded divisions where David Davis and at least one other Conservative member were recorded voting, David Davis voted the same way as most voting Conservative members 271 times (97.8%).
This compares David Davis with other members of their own party who were recorded voting in the same division. It is not a measure of loyalty to a whip: Civometry holds no whipping records, so it cannot say which votes were whipped, and voting differently from party colleagues is not described here as a rebellion. Members not recorded in a division are excluded from the comparison rather than counted, because an absence from a division list is not a vote and does not mean the member was absent from the House.
Donations reported to the Electoral Commission
£275,000 across 5 reported donations from 5 distinct donor names, received from 1 January 2019 onward.
| Donor (as published) | Status | Donations | Total value | Received |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trailfinders Ltd | Company | 1 | £250,000 | 2025-06-13 |
| Paul Sykes | Individual | 1 | £10,000 | 2023-11-21 |
| Flowidea Limited | Company | 1 | £5,000 | 2026-06-15 |
| IPGL Ltd | Company | 1 | £5,000 | 2026-06-10 |
| Neil Record | Individual | 1 | £5,000 | 2026-06-10 |
Source: Electoral Commission register of donations. Reporting thresholds apply, so this is not every sum given. A donation is a lawful, reported transaction; its presence here says nothing about why it was made and nothing about anything that followed it.
Staffing and business costs paid by IPSA
2025-26: £13,896 across 106 claim lines; 2024-25: £278,853 across 324 claim lines; 2023-24: £229,425 across 246 claim lines.
| Year | Category | Claim lines | Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Office Costs | 97 | £13,025 |
| 2025-26 | Accommodation | 9 | £871 |
| 2024-25 | Staffing | 1 | £212,267 |
| 2024-25 | Office Costs | 312 | £31,128 |
| 2024-25 | Accommodation | 1 | £29,290 |
| 2024-25 | MP Travel | 3 | £5,038 |
| 2024-25 | Miscellaneous | 3 | £581 |
| 2024-25 | Staff Travel | 4 | £549 |
| 2023-24 | Staffing | 1 | £173,208 |
| 2023-24 | Office Costs | 231 | £26,356 |
| 2023-24 | Accommodation | 11 | £24,602 |
| 2023-24 | MP Travel | 3 | £5,259 |
| Date | Category | Description | Paid | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 November 2025 | Office Costs · Software & applications | CAPCUT | £100 | Paid |
| 16 March 2021 | Office Costs · Equipment - purchase | Computer, laptop, PC, tablet & accessories — AMZNMKTPLACE | £100 | Paid |
| 13 July 2020 | Office Costs · Stationery & printing | AMAZON.CO.UK [***] | £100 | Paid |
| 31 January 2013 | Office Costs · Software Purchase | General Admin Jan 2013 — Dragon software | £100 | Paid |
| 2 June 2023 | Office Costs · Newspapers, journals, magazines | MIT Technology Review Annual Subscription | £99 | Paid |
| 19 September 2010 | Staffing · Public Tr UND Int/Volntr | [***] travel — London underground monthly travelcard | £99 | Paid |
| 19 September 2010 | Staffing · Public Tr UND Int/Volntr | [***] travel — London underground monthly travel | £99 | Paid |
| 17 July 2015 | Office Costs · Software Purchase | Software- Constituency — Dictation Software | £98 | Paid |
| 26 February 2015 | Office Costs · Const Office Tel. Usage/Rental | Telephone February 2015 — Mobile Phone Costs | £98 | Paid |
| 1 February 2019 | Office Costs · Stationery Purchase | Banner — February Banner invoice for stationery | £966 | Paid |
| 15 August 2018 | Office Costs · Stationery Purchase | Banner — August Banner invoice for stationery | £963 | Paid |
| 10 July 2017 | Accommodation · Electricity | Accommodation July 2017 — London Flat Electricity | £97 | Paid |
| 31 March 2023 | MP Travel · Taxi | Aggregated figure for travel during 2022-23 | £96 | Paid |
| 16 September 2020 | Office Costs · Newspapers, journals, magazines | TECH REVIEW | £96 | Paid |
| 25 February 2016 | Office Costs · Stationery Purchase | Banner — Cartridge(s) | £96 | Paid |
Source: IPSA, MP staffing and business costs (Open Government Licence v3), joined on IPSA’s Parliamentary ID, which is Parliament’s member id. These are the running costs of an MP’s office and staff, claimed within IPSA’s rules and paid by IPSA; they are not the member’s salary and not personal income. A claim is a claim, not a finding. Staffing costs are published by IPSA in aggregate categories, not per employee.
Meetings recorded in departmental transparency returns
64 meetings recorded under this name as a minister in the quarterly returns of Department for Exiting the European Union. The name in the department’s file matched exactly one member of the Commons, which is the only reason it is shown here.
| Date | Met | Purpose, as recorded | Department |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 May 2018 | European Roundtable of Industrialists | Discussion of Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to customs and industry | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 21 May 2018 | Britten-Norman, William Hynett | Discussion of Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to aviation | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 20 May 2018 | Freight Industry Roundtable | Discussion on Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to transport in Northern Ireland | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 20 May 2018 | Cross-Border Business Representatives Roundtable | Discussion on Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to Northern Ireland and the border | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 20 May 2018 | Business and Community Representatives from the North West (Of Northern Ireland) | Discussion on Department for Exiting the European Union policy regarding borders and business in Northern Ireland | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 8 May 2018 | Baker McKenzie LLP, Ashley Crossley, Partner, Head of Wealth Management | Discussion of Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to the professional services sector | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 23 April 2018 | Trades Union Congress, Frances O'Grady, Secretary General | Discussion of Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to workers' rights | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 23 April 2018 | Cooperation Ireland, Peter Sheridan CEO | Discussion on Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to borders | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 23 April 2018 | Northern Ireland Meat Exporters Association, Conall Donnelly, CEO; Declan Billington, CEO; Mike Johnson, CEO; | Discussion on Department for Exiting the European Union policy in relation to borders and Irish Industry | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 12 April 2018 | Wall Street Journal, Gerard Baker, Editor in Chief | WSJ CEO Council Europe Q&A | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 9 April 2018 | McChrystal Leadership Forum, General Stanley McChrystal, Founder | Participation in a forum in relation to leadership | Department for Exiting the European Union |
| 27 March 2018 | Institute of Economic Affairs, Shanker Singham, Director of International Trade and Competition Unit | Discussion of Department for Exiting the European Union Policy relating to customs and trade | Department for Exiting the European Union |
Source: each department’s “ministerial gifts, hospitality, travel and meetings” return on GOV.UK (Open Government Licence v3), read by Civometry and listed under ministerial transparency. A recorded meeting establishes that the department published the line; it does not establish what was said or what followed. Every meeting is on the member’s graph page.
Sources on this page: UK Parliament Members API, Register of Members’ Financial Interests API and Commons Votes API (Open Parliament Licence); Electoral Commission register of donations; IPSA business costs. Each section links its own official record. This page assembles public registers and draws no conclusion from their appearing together.