Ronnie Campbell
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Ronald Campbell (born August 14, 1943) is the Labour member of Parliament for Blyth Valley in north-east England. He has been an MP since 1987, and has often voted against the government on issues such as the Iraq War. Before entering parliament he was a district councillor on Blyth Valley Borough Council and a lay official of the National Union of Mineworkers. (NUM). After a succession of MPs: Alfred Robens (1950–1960), the popular and highly respected Eddie Milne (MP 1960–1974), and the disgraced John Ryman who was perceived as remote, controversial and distant from the community, Campbell has been associated with the regeneration of the Blyth Valley. Ronnie is married to Deirdre, who serves on Borough and County councils.
[edit] External links
- Guardian Unlimited Politics - Ask Aristotle: Ronnie Campbell MP
- TheyWorkForYou.com - Ronnie Campbell MP
- The Public Whip - Ronnie Campbell MP voting record
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| Preceded by John Ryman |
Member of Parliament for Blyth Valley 1987 – present |
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