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Member of Parliament

Name: Member of Parliament – Great Britain factsheet records
Creator: World History Database

Great Britain · Politics / Conservative Party. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

8Records

1924–2001Date range

6Named people

7Places

Chronological records

1924

Alfred Duff Cooper Norwich, 1st1924

Oldham · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Oldham

1929

Alfred Duff Cooper Norwich, 1st1929

Oldham · Politics / Conservative Party

Fails to get re-elected for his Oldham seat

1931

Alfred Duff Cooper Norwich, 1st1931

Westminster · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for St Georges, Westminster, wins the seat with a majority of 5,710, thus returning to Parliament and serving until 1945

1956

Edward Dillon Lott du Cann1956

Taunton · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Taunton

1959

Henry Paul Guinness Channon Kelvedon1959

Southend · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Conservative Member of Parliament for Southend West from 1959 until 1997

1964

Cranley Gordon Douglas Onslow1964

Woking · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Woking

1974

Ian Reginald Edward GowFebruary 1974

Eastbourne · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Eastbourne

2001

David William Donald Cameron7 June 2001

Witney · Politics / Conservative Party

Elected Member of Parliament for Witney.

Names involved

Alfred Duff Cooper Norwich, 1stCranley Gordon Douglas OnslowDavid William Donald CameronEdward Dillon Lott du CannHenry Paul Guinness Channon KelvedonIan Reginald Edward Gow

Provenance

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