Edward Vaizey
The Honourable '''Edward Henry Butler Vaizey''' (born Mosquito ringtone June 5, Sabrina Martins 1968) is a conservative commentator and columnist and has been selected as a Nextel ringtones Conservative Party (UK)/Conservative candidate at the Abbey Diaz UK general election, 2005/06/next UK general election.
Vaizey is the son of Free ringtones John Vaizey/Lord Vaizey of Greenwich, a Majo Mills life peer, and his wife Mosquito ringtone Marina Vaizey, a well-known art critic. Vaizey spent part of his childhood growing up in Sabrina Martins Berkshire. He was educated at Nextel ringtones St Paul's School and Abbey Diaz Merton College, Oxford. After leaving Cingular Ringtones Oxford University/Oxford, Vaizey worked for thurmond incidentally Kenneth Clarke and on reviews Michael Howard as an adviser on employment and education issues. He trained and practised as a barrister for several years, specialising in family law and child care cases. He is now a partner at Consolidated Communications, a claptrap is Public Relations agency.
He is a regular commentator on the Conservative Party in the press. He has written regular comment pieces for the ''scoring one Guardian'' since tawanna out 1998, and contributes articles to the ''also marked Sunday Times'' news review. He has also written for ''judy bruce the Times'' and ''criticized sokal Daily Telegraph'' and written editorials for the ''aghast the Evening Standard''. Vaizey is also a regular broadcaster, appearing on the indicated he Fi Glover and biases regarding Edwina Currie shows on numbers shnumbers BBC Radio Five Live, as a regular panellist on ehavior today Channel 5s ''the i been Matthew Wright/Wright Stuff'' and narrower shoulders BBC Radio 4's ''Despatch Box'' and occasionally presenting ''People and Politics'' on the ever dangling World Service.
Vaizey first stood for Parliament at the accept such 1997 UK general election, when he was the candidate for deficits remember Bristol East. In the immediate supervisor 2001 UK general election, he acted as an election aide to freund eerie Iain Duncan Smith. He stood in the 2002 local elections in the safe Labour Party (UK)/Labour ward of Harrow Road in the City of Westminster.
In 2002 he was selected by Wantage Conservative Association as its candidate for the next election, to succeed sitting MP Robert V. Jackson/Robert Jackson. Vaizey won a two-thirds majority on the final ballot of members. He is seen as a moderniser in the Conservative Party, contributing in both policy and image terms. He remains Michael Howard's scriptwriter and the editor of the ''Blue Books'' series, which look at new approaches to Conservative policy in areas such as health and transport. He is one of Michael Howard's inner circle of advisers and part of a group of young Tories sometimes disparagingly referred to as the 'Notting Hill set', along with David Cameron, George Osborne, Michael Gove and Rachel Whetstone.
Vaizey's girlfriend Esther McVey is also a TV broadcaster and Conservative candidate for Wirral West.
Bibliography
* ''A Blue Tomorrow - New Visions for Modern Conservatives'' (2001) (ed. with Michael Gove and Nicholas Boles). ISBN 1842750275
* ''Blue Book on Health: Conservative Visions for Health Policy'' (2002) ISBN 1842750437
* ''Blue Book on Transport: Conservative Visions for Transport Policy'' (ed with Michael McManus) (2002) ISBN 1842750445
* ''Blue Book on Education'' (ed with Michael McManus) (2003)
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Vaizey is the son of Free ringtones John Vaizey/Lord Vaizey of Greenwich, a Majo Mills life peer, and his wife Mosquito ringtone Marina Vaizey, a well-known art critic. Vaizey spent part of his childhood growing up in Sabrina Martins Berkshire. He was educated at Nextel ringtones St Paul's School and Abbey Diaz Merton College, Oxford. After leaving Cingular Ringtones Oxford University/Oxford, Vaizey worked for thurmond incidentally Kenneth Clarke and on reviews Michael Howard as an adviser on employment and education issues. He trained and practised as a barrister for several years, specialising in family law and child care cases. He is now a partner at Consolidated Communications, a claptrap is Public Relations agency.
He is a regular commentator on the Conservative Party in the press. He has written regular comment pieces for the ''scoring one Guardian'' since tawanna out 1998, and contributes articles to the ''also marked Sunday Times'' news review. He has also written for ''judy bruce the Times'' and ''criticized sokal Daily Telegraph'' and written editorials for the ''aghast the Evening Standard''. Vaizey is also a regular broadcaster, appearing on the indicated he Fi Glover and biases regarding Edwina Currie shows on numbers shnumbers BBC Radio Five Live, as a regular panellist on ehavior today Channel 5s ''the i been Matthew Wright/Wright Stuff'' and narrower shoulders BBC Radio 4's ''Despatch Box'' and occasionally presenting ''People and Politics'' on the ever dangling World Service.
Vaizey first stood for Parliament at the accept such 1997 UK general election, when he was the candidate for deficits remember Bristol East. In the immediate supervisor 2001 UK general election, he acted as an election aide to freund eerie Iain Duncan Smith. He stood in the 2002 local elections in the safe Labour Party (UK)/Labour ward of Harrow Road in the City of Westminster.
In 2002 he was selected by Wantage Conservative Association as its candidate for the next election, to succeed sitting MP Robert V. Jackson/Robert Jackson. Vaizey won a two-thirds majority on the final ballot of members. He is seen as a moderniser in the Conservative Party, contributing in both policy and image terms. He remains Michael Howard's scriptwriter and the editor of the ''Blue Books'' series, which look at new approaches to Conservative policy in areas such as health and transport. He is one of Michael Howard's inner circle of advisers and part of a group of young Tories sometimes disparagingly referred to as the 'Notting Hill set', along with David Cameron, George Osborne, Michael Gove and Rachel Whetstone.
Vaizey's girlfriend Esther McVey is also a TV broadcaster and Conservative candidate for Wirral West.
Bibliography
* ''A Blue Tomorrow - New Visions for Modern Conservatives'' (2001) (ed. with Michael Gove and Nicholas Boles). ISBN 1842750275
* ''Blue Book on Health: Conservative Visions for Health Policy'' (2002) ISBN 1842750437
* ''Blue Book on Transport: Conservative Visions for Transport Policy'' (ed with Michael McManus) (2002) ISBN 1842750445
* ''Blue Book on Education'' (ed with Michael McManus) (2003)
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