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29 apr 2024 · Menzies Campbell (born May 22, 1941, Glasgow, Scotland) is a Scottish politician who served as leader of the Liberal Democrats (2006–07). As a young man, Campbell was one of Britain’s top sprinters. He competed in the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo as well as the 1966 Commonwealth Games, and from 1967 until 1974 he held the national 100-metre record.
20 apr 2024 · In a bold and decisive move, Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has called for a police investigation into allegations made against Menzies Campbell, sparking intense debate and scrutiny...
3 giorni fa · Following his election to parliament, Clegg was promoted by leader Charles Kennedy to be the party's spokesperson on Europe, focusing on the party's preparations for an expected referendum on the European constitution and acting as deputy to Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Menzies Campbell.
3 giorni fa · Minister of State for Health (2007–2009) Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (2009–2010) Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (2010) Conservative politician. Sir Graham Brady. 15 November 2023 [36] Chairman of the 1922 Committee (2010–present) Lib. Dem. politician. Tom Brake.
6 giorni fa · Neil Smith (left, the Chairman of Scotland Forward), Alex Salmond (then SNP leader), Donald Dewar (the then Scottish Secretary) and Menzies Campbell in Edinburgh today for the launch of the YES...
2 giorni fa · The first Liberal Democrat seat to be declared was North East Fife, the constituency of Lib Dem deputy leader Sir Menzies Campbell which he had held since 1987. The constituency of Crawley in West Sussex had the slimmest majority of any seat, with Labour 's Laura Moffatt holding off the Conservatives ' Henry Smith by 37 votes after ...
27 apr 2024 · Learning to see with ancient eyes – Reflections on climate, education and social change. We are delighted that Ben Rawlence will present the inaugural Sidney Nolan Birthday Lecture. Ben is an award-winning writer, activist, and former speech writer to Sir Menzies Campbell and Charles Kennedy.
