Stuart BELL

Background

BELL, Stuart was born on May 16, 1938 in High Spen, Company Durham. Parents: Ernest Bell and Margaret Rose Bell.

Education

Hookergate Grammar School, Durham. Grey’s Inn, London.

Career

Member, Labour Party, since 1964. Member, Fabian Society. Cllr., Newcastle City Council, 1980-1983.

Member of Parliament, Middlesbrough, since 1983. Parliamentary Private Secretary to Deputy Leader, Labour Party, 19831984. Spokesperson, Labour Party, Northern Ireland, 1984-1987.

Front Bench Labour Spokesman on Trade and Industry, since 1992. Colliery clerk; newspaper reporter. Typist; novelist; barrister-at-law, since 1970.

Conseil Juridique and international lawyer, Paris, 910-I9n.

Works

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• book

  • Days That Used To Be. Signed copy

    (Consett published Fiction)

  • Days That Used to be
  • Paris 69

• Other Work

  • Paris 69, 1973. Days That Used To Be, 1975. How To Abolish the Lords, 1981.
    
    Valuation for United States Customs Purposes, 1981.

Membership

Member, General and Municipal Boilermakers Union. Member, Society of Labour Lawyers. Clubs: member. Co-operative Society.

Interests

• Writing novels and short stories. Economics, international affairs, law, education.

Connections

Spouse Margaret Bell (née Allan), 1980. Children: two son, one d.