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BELL, Sir Stuart
Member for Middlesbrough since 1983. Committees: Chair, House of Commons Commission since 1999; Chair, Finance and Services Select Committee since 1999; Member, Ecclesiastical Committee. Political career: Second Church Estates Commissioner since 1997; Frontbench Spokesperson on Trade and Industry 1992-97; Frontbench Spokesperson on Northern Ireland 1984-87; Parliamentary Private Secretary to Rt Hon Roy Hattersley 1983-84; Member, Newcastle City Council 1980-83; Parliamentary Candidate, Hexham 1979. Special political interests: Europe, Middle East. Profession/Trade: Barrister. Title/Honours/Decorations: Freedom of the City of London 2003. Education: Hookergate Grammar School, Durham; Gray's Inn, London. Languages spoken: French (fluent). Affiliations: Member, Fabian Society, Society of Labour Lawyers, Co-operative Society, GMB. Author of: The Honoured Society (novel); Binkies Revolution (novel); Pathway to the Euro (pamphlet); Tony Really Loves Me (autobiography); When Salem Comes to the Boro (factual account of Cleveland child abuse crisis); How to Abolish the Lords (Fabian tract); Days that Used to be (novel); Paris 69 (novel). Hobbies: Short-story and novel writing. Constituency: Middlesborough
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