Dianne Hayter
Politician and House of Lords member
Born
September 7th, 1949
75 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United Kingdom
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Born in 1949, this German-English politician served as a member of the House of Lords, contributing to various committees and discussions. Involved in public service and policy-making, focus areas included education and social justice. Active in the Labour Party throughout her career, she held significant roles that shaped her influence within the party. Her communication skills facilitated debate on key issues impacting society. Throughout the years, she has also been credited with efforts to increase the representation of women in politics.
Served as a member of the House of Lords
Contributed to education and social justice policies
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