Background
Born in London, Glanville was the son of Harold Glanville, himself a Liberal Party politician, who was later elected to Parliament.
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Harold Glanville
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Glanville junior studied at Aske"s School and gradually rose to political prominence.
Career
He lost his seat in 1922, and subsequently held a large number of positions, including becoming a magistrate, sitting on the Children"s Court Panel, London Licensing Planning Committee and Lord Chancellor"s Advisory Committee. During World World War II, he served on the London Ministry of Information Committee. He also served as President of the London Liberal Federation, and as President of the Liberal Party in 1959/60.
Membership
In 1918, Glanville was a member of the War Pensions Committee, and the following year, he was elected to London County Council, representing Bermondsey West. In his spare time, Glanville was a member of the National Liberal Club, serving as its Chairman from 1944 until 1963, and subsequently as its President.
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Born
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February 21, 1966 (aged 81) -
Nationality
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Political Party
The Liberal Party