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[edit] Ashley Bowes

Ashley Christian Lawrence Bowes (born 11 October 1986) is UK Youth Prime Minister, elected in March 2004 by the Citizenship Foundation. Mr. Bowes works tirelessly for the rights of the individual, living by the mantra, "you shall never side with the mighty against the powerless". Mr. Bowes treats every human on the basis of their individual merits and this altruistic philosophy may go some way to explaining the wealth of awards he has amassed. In government Mr. Bowes has perused a broadly right-of-centre philosophy. Although a member of the Conservative Party, he is strictly a 'one nation' believer, choosing to build a country of equal opportunity and economic stability.

Although the role is predominantly ceremonial, Mr. Bowes is committed to using his influence for the boarder good, acting as an ambassador for a number of youth organisations throughout the United Kingdom.


[edit] Family Background

Bowes was born in Birmingham the only son of Hugh and Elizabeth Bowes (neé Goliding). Hugh Bowes was the second eldest son of five children, his father Charles Bowes was a solicitor in Liverpool and his mother Edna Bowes did not work. Elizabeth Goliding's family moved to Birmingham in the 1950s, where her father Ivor Goliding (a chemical scientist) worked and became a company director, her mother Jeanette Golding worked for the BBC at Birmingham's Pebble Mill studios.

Bowes spent his early childhood in Sutton Coldfield, outside Birmingham, where his father worked as an advisor to the Chief Executive of a major chemical company. At the age of three the family moved to Surrey, where his mother worked as a lecturer at the University. After attending St. Francis primary school Bowes was educated a both Hoe Bridge preparatory school and later, City of London Freemen's School in Ashtead. After Freemen's Bowes read Law at the University of Surrey. During his time at University he acted as part time organist at a number of local churches and frequently at Guildford Cathedral itself.

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