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NAYSMITH, Dr Doug

Member for Bristol North West since 1997. Committees: Secretary, All-Party Ports and Merchant Navy Group since 2002; Chair, Co-op Groups of MPs 2001-02; Member, Health Select Committee since 2001; Member, Regulatory Reform Committee since 2001; Member, Social Security Select Committee 1999-2001; Member, Deregulation Select Committee 1998-2001; Chair, Editorial Committee, 'Science in Parliament' since 2000; Secretary, Parliamentary and Scientific Committee since 1999; Delegate to Council of Europe and Western European Union 1997-99; Vice-Chair, Parliamentary Labour Party Health Committee since 1997. Political career: Member, Co-operative Party NEC 1994-96, since 2000; Chair, Bristol Co-operative Party 1990-97; Parliamentary Candidate for Bristol North West 1992; Member, Bristol City Council 1981-98; Parliamentary Candidate for Cirencester and Tewkesbury 1987; Candidate, European Elections 1979; joined Labour Party 1966. Special political interests: Health policy, Co-operative development, local government, ports and shipping, international development, science, higher education. Profession/Trade: Immunologist (research). Education: Musselburgh Burgh School; George Heriot School; University of Edinburgh; Yale University, BSc Biology, PhD Immunology, FIBiol. Affiliations: FRSM, Co-operative Party, Socialist Health Association, Association of University Teachers (AUT). Hobbies: Film, theatre, music, paddle-steamer preservation.
b. 1 April 1941, Musselburgh, Midlothian. Separated with two children.

Constituency: Bristol
 

2005

 

 

 

2001

 

LAB HOLD

Votes

%

+/- %

Votes

%

Labour

22,192

46.7

-5.4

24,236

52.1

Conservative

13,230

27.9

-0.9

13,349

28.7

Lib Dem

9,545

20.1

4.2

7,387

15.9

UKIP

1,132

2.4

-0.1

1,149

2.5

Eng Dem

828

1.7

-

-

-

Soc Alt

565

1.2

-

-

-

Soc Lab

-

-

-

371

0.8

Majority

8,962

18.9

 

10,887

23.4

Turnout

47,492

61.1

 0.5

46,492

60.6

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