Neil Carmichael

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Neil Carmichael is the Conservative MP for Stroud, and has been since 2010. He was born in 1961 in Northumberland.

Political Career

Neil Carmichael was a Conservative County Councillor in Northumberland from 1989-93, Parliamentary Candidate for Leeds in 1992, and Parliamentary Candidate for the Stroud constituency in 2001 and 2005

Notable Work

He spent several years as a visiting lecturer in British political history (1945 onwards), European Union policies and institutions, and rural economic development. He has contributed to a number of conferences including on Media and Democracy (Loughborough University), Conservative European Policy (Budapest, University of Central Europe), Commonwealth and the EU (South Bank University) and Sub-national National Capital Transfers (EURA, Warsaw).

Education

He was educated at St Peter's School in York and the University of Nottingham, where he studied politics.

External Links

Conservative Party Profile

Personal Website

Parliamentary Profile