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TIMMS, Stephen Rt Hon

Labour
 

Member for East Ham (revised boundary) since 6 May 2010, for East Ham 1997-2010, for Newham North East from 9 June 1994 by-election to 1997. Committees: Member, Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills 2009-10; Member, Treasury Select Committee 1999-2001. Political career: Shadow Minister for Employment since 2010; Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills 2010; Shadow Financial Secretary 2010; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (Digital Britain) 2009-10; Financial Secretary, HM Treasury 2008-10; Minister of State, Department for Work and Pensions 2008; Minister of State for Competitiveness, Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform 2007-08; Chief Secretary to the Treasury 2006-07; Minister of State (Pensions Reform) Department for Work and Pensions 2005-06; Financial Secretary, HM Treasury 2004-05; Minister for Energy, E-Commerce and Postal Services, Department of Trade and Industry 2002-04; Minister for Schools, DfES 2001-02; Financial Secretary, HM Treasury 1999-2001; Minister of State, Department of Social Security 1998-99; Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Social Security 1998-99; PPS to the Rt Hon Mo Mowlam as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 1998; PPS to the Rt Hon Andrew Smith 1997-98; Councillor, Little Ilford Ward, London Borough of Newham 1984-97; Leader, Newham Council 1990-94; Chair, Newham Council Planning Committee 1987-90. Special political interests: Urban regeneration, economic policy, Christian socialism. Profession/Trade: Consultant in computing and communications industry 1978-94. Title/Honours/Decorations: Honorary Doctorate of Education, University of East London 2002. Education: Farnborough Grammar School; Emmanuel College, Cambridge, MA, Mathematics and MPhil. Languages spoken: German (some). Author of: Broadband Communications: The Commercial Impact (1986). b. 29 July 1955, Oldham, Lancashire. Married.

 
  2010     2005  
LAB HOLD Votes % +/- % Votes %
Labour 35,471 70.4 16.5 21,326 53.9
Conservative 7,645 15.2 2.1 5,196 13.1
Lib Dem 5,849 11.6 0.7 4,296 10.9
English Democrats 822 1.6      
Green 586 1.2      
Majority 27,826 55.2   13,155 33.2
Turnout 50,373 55.6 4.9 39,569 50.7
 
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