Louise Bagshawe
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Louise Bagshawe is an author of fiction. She is Oxford-educated and was the youngest-ever contributor to The Tablet at age fourteen. She was also Young Poet of the Year in 1989 and former President of the Cambridge University Rock Society. She attended Woldingham School, a Catholic girls' boarding school in Surrey.
Bagshawe has been placed on the 'A-List' of Conservative Party candidates ahead of the next general election.
She has been adopted as the Conservative candidate for the UK Parliamentary constituency of Corby.
She is the sister of Tilly Bagshawe, a freelance journalist who published Adored in July 2005 (ISBN 0-446-57688-3).
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