Paula Bradshaw

Paula Bradshaw MLA

Member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for Belfast South
Incumbent
Assumed office May 2016
Preceded by	Anna Lo
Councillor on Belfast City Council
In office 2014–2016
Constituency	Balmoral

Personal details
Born	(1972-11-01) 1 November 1972
Nationality	Northern Irish
Political party	Alliance (2010–present) Ulster Unionist (until 2010)
Spouse(s)	Ian Parsley(2010–)
Children	2
Alma mater	University of Ulster Queens University Belfast
Occupation	Politician
Profession	Community worker
Website	Alliance Party profile

Paula Jane Bradshaw (born 1 November 1972) is an Alliance Party politician from Northern Ireland. She has been a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) for South Belfast since the 2016 election.^[1]

References

Northern Ireland Assembly
Preceded by Anna Lo	MLA for Belfast South 2016–present	Incumbent

Leadership
Leaders	Oliver Napier & Bob Cooper (1970–1972) Phelim O'Neill (1972, acting) Oliver Napier (1973–1984) John Cushnahan (1984–1987) John Alderdice (1987–1998) Séan Neeson (1998–2001) David Ford (2001–2016) Naomi Long (2016–present)
Deputy Leaders	Bob Cooper (1974–1976) Basil Glass (1976–1980) David Cook (1980–1984) Addie Morrow (1984–1987) Gordon Mawhinney (1987–1991) Seamus Close (1991–2001) Eileen Bell (2001–2006) Naomi Long (2006–2016) Stephen Farry (2016-present)
General Secretaries	Grace Wilson (1970–1972) Bob Cooper (1972–1974) John Cushnahan (1974–1982) Eileen Bell (1986–1990) David Ford (1990–1998) Richard Good (1998–2000) Stephen Farry (2000–2007) Stephen Douglas (2010–2011) Sharon Lowry (2011-present)

Elected representatives
Members of the Northern Ireland Assembly	Naomi Long Stewart Dickson Stephen Farry David Ford Paula Bradshaw Trevor Lunn Chris Lyttle Kellie Armstrong

History
History and related organisations	New Ulster Movement Ulster Liberal Party Northern Ireland Peace Process Northern Ireland Liberal Democrats Alliance Youth
Other topics	Election results

Alliances
European	Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Group
International	Liberal International

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