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Elaine Burton, Baroness Burton of Coventry

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In March 1981 Burton was one of nine Labour peers who left the party to join the newly formed
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until its dissolution in 1990. Thereafter she sat as a crossbencher until her death.
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Female members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies
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Russell, William; Parkhouse, Geoffrey (3 March 1981).
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Burton was elevated to the peerage in April 1962 as
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Elaine Burton
The Right Honourable

Member of the House of Lords
Lord Temporal
Life Peerage
Member of Parliament
Coventry South
23 February 1950
7 October 1959
Philip Hocking
Scarborough
Yorkshire
England
Westminster
England
Common Wealth
Labour
SDP
'Continuing' SDP
United Kingdom
Member of Parliament
Common Wealth Party
1943 Hartlepool by-election
Labour Party
Hendon South
1945 general election
1950 general election
Coventry South
1959

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