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STEEN, Anthony

Member for Totnes since 1997. Member for South Hams 1983-97. Committees: Joint Chair, All-Party Group on Genetic Modification since 1999; House of Commons Catering Committee 1991-95; Member, Select Committee on European Legislation; Member, Deregulation Select Committee; Vice-Chair, Conservative Deregulation Committee since 1993; Executive Member, Population and Development Group since 1989; Secretary, British-Caribbean Group; Vice-Chair, Cambodia-Vietnam Group; Member, All-Party Charities Group, Animal Welfare Group, Human Rights Group, Parliamentary Sustainable Energy Group; Secretary, Trade and Industry Committee; Vice-Chair, All-Party Fisheries Group; Chair, All-Party Papua New Guinea Group; Member, Child Abuse All-Party Committee. Political career: Adviser to Leader of the Conservative Party and Head of Minority Party Campaign Unit since 1999; Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for National Heritage 1992-94; Conservative Central Office Co-ordinator for Critical Seats 1982-87; Joint National Chair, Impact 80s Campaign 1980-82; MP for Liverpool, Wavertree 1973-82. Profession/Trade: Youth leader; social worker; barrister; founder of two national charities; Lloyd's underwriter. Education: Westminster School; University College, London. Affiliations: Many and varied, including: Patron, Kidscape; Trustee, Task Force Trust; Vice-President, Dartmoor Preservation Association; Member of Council for Christians and Jews. Hobbies: Piano playing, National Park-walking, swimming, cycling.
b. 22 July 1939. Married with two children.

Constituency: Totnes
 

2005

 

 

 

2001

 

CON HOLD

Votes

%

+/- %

Votes

%

Conservative

21,112

41.7

-2.8

21,914

44.5

Lib Dem

19,165

37.9

0.7

18,317

37.2

Labour

6,185

12.2

0.0

6,005

12.2

UKIP

3,914

7.7

1.6

3,010

6.1

Independent

199

0.4

-

-

-

Majority

1,947

3.8

 

3,597

7.3

Turnout

50,575

67.7

-0.2

49,246

67.9

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