Teddy Taylor

Sir Edward Macmillan Taylor

Rush ID: 660

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Details

Born:
18 April 1937
Died:
20 September 2017
Birth place:
UK
Gender:
Male
Ethnicity:
Unknown
Ethnic minority:
No
Religion:
Unknown
Aristocratic connections:
false
Formative occupation:
Writer / Journalist
Election occupation:
Industrial relations officer
Parentage:
Edward Taylor
Notes:
None
Knighthood/Dame:
Awarded in 1991
Highest Office:
Parliamentary Secretary
Who's Who volume:
4
Education level:
Graduate

References

Rush ID:
660
MNIS ID:
42
Wikidata Entity ID:
Q12899736
Parliament ID:
Not set
Beamish Person ID:
Not set
They work for you ID:
10591

Name changes

  1. TAYLOR, Teddy (1937- )

Constituencies

  1. Rochford and Southend East

    Party: Conservative
    Year of election: 1997
    Date of election: 1 May 1997
    Nature of election: General Election
    Nature of service: Continuation
    Year of exit: 2005
    Date of exit: 5 May 2005
    Party: Conservative
    Nature of exit: Dissolution
    Sponsorship: None known
    Constituency connection: None Known
    Notes: None

  2. Southend East

    Party: Conservative
    Year of election: 1980
    Date of election: 13 March 1980
    Nature of election: General Election
    Nature of service: Re-entry
    Year of exit: 1997
    Date of exit: 1 May 1997
    Party: Conservative
    Nature of exit: Dissolution
    Sponsorship: None known
    Constituency connection: None Known
    Notes: Whip withdrawn 1994-1995. Elected as a result of a by election.

  3. Glasgow Cathcart

    Party: Conservative
    Year of election: 1964
    Date of election: 15 October 1964
    Nature of election: General Election
    Nature of service: First entry
    Year of exit: 1979
    Date of exit: 3 May 1979
    Party: Conservative
    Nature of exit: Dissolution
    Sponsorship: None known
    Constituency connection: Direct
    Notes: None

Unsuccessful candidate in

  1. Glasgow Springburn

    Connection with constituency: None Known
    Year of election: 1959
    Date of election: Thu 8th Oct 1959
    Nature of election: General Election
    Party: Conservative
    Notes:

Ministerial offices

  1. Under-Secretary of State 1970-1971

    Scottish Office

  2. Under-Secretary of State 1974

    Scottish Office; January-March 1974

Higher education

  1. Glasgow, University of

    Graduated

Schools

  1. Glasgow High School

Marriages

  1. Duncan, Sheila

    Year: 1970

    Notes: 2 sons

Parties

  1. Conservative Member

Political organisations

  1. Monday Club Member

Local governments

  1. Glasgow Corporation

    Councillor

    1960-

Trade unions

  1. National Union of Journalists Member