David Hunt
English politician and Secretary of State

Born
May 21st, 1942
83 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1942, a prominent politician served as the Secretary of State for Wales from 1995 to 1997. Represented the Conservative Party as a Member of Parliament for Wirral West from 1979 to 1997, holding various positions within the party. Contributed to policy-making in areas affecting Wales during tenure, focusing on economic development and devolution matters. Played a key role in the Conservative Party's leadership during the 1990s, influencing party direction and strategy.
Served as Secretary of State for Wales
Represented Wirral West in Parliament
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