William Bradshaw

English academic and politician

William Bradshaw - Leaders & Politicians born September 9th, 1936
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An academic and politician engaged in various roles in education and public service. Served as a prominent figure in the House of Lords after being appointed a life peer in 1999. Contributed significantly to discussions and legislation concerning education and public policy. Held positions in various academic institutions, focusing on promoting higher education and governance.

Served as a life peer in the House of Lords

Contributed to educational policies

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