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Rosie Cooper

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ward, before in 1999 she switched to the Labour Party, becoming a partymate to former general election opponents Loyden, Howarth and Kennedy, and stood in the Netherley ward in 2000, though she did not win and left the council that year. She contested the
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manager and then, in 1995, the group corporate communications manager. She became a project coordinator in 1999, before she left Littlewoods in 2001, when she was appointed director at the
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until 2009, when she remained his PPS when he was made Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport. She is a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Health Select Committee.
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to be "replaced with a body which can instil confidence" after a nurse, who was found guilty of bullying, was only handed a 12-month suspension.
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She was a member of the Liverpool Health Authority and held the position of vice chair between 1994 and 1996. In 1996, she became chair of
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legal recognition and enhance its use in public services. The bill was backed by the government in January 2022.
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From 1973 to 1996, Cooper was councillor for the Broadgreen ward. From 1996 to 2000, Cooper represented the
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gaining a comfortable margin of 6,724 votes; when Cooper contested the seat again a few months later at the
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reporting the viewpoint of some of her constituents expressed to her, that they would be appalled if
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Cooper became the Labour Party's candidate from an all-female short list, in the constituency of
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as a Liberal. She finished in third place, more than 14,000 votes behind the winner, Labour's
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Cooper originally worked for a company called W. Cooper Ltd from 1973 to 1980, before joining
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Female members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies
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Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for constituencies in Lancashire
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On 26 October 2017, a 31-year-old man, Christopher Lythgoe, associated with the
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who suggested that she was "inexcusably" absent from key votes in Parliament.
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at her fifth attempt and third party with a majority of 6,084. She made her
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In September 2022, Cooper announced she accepted a new role as chair of
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reported that Cooper was delaying her resignation in order to secure a
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on 30 November and formally succeeded Beatrice Fraenkel as chair of
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In February 2013, Cooper voted against the second reading of the
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when she was selected to contest the Conservative-held seat of
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until her resignation in 2022, when she was named chair of the
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Two members of banned neo-Nazi group National Action jailed
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Following her election in 2005, she became a member of the
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on 24 May 2005. In September 2005, Cooper, as part of the
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and would resign as MP for West Lancashire triggering a
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In 2007, she became Parliamentary Private Secretary to
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of Liverpool. She remained on the council until 2000.
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Retrieved 3 November 2018. 468:she finished 21,098 votes behind Howarth. 321:from 1973 until 1999, when she joined the 20: 881: 879: 877: 769: 767: 763: 402:She has also acted as a trustee of the 1573:21st-century English women politicians 1568:20th-century English women politicians 1081:Perraudin, Frances (26 October 2017). 94:5 May 2005 β€“ 30 November 2022 1578:Alumni of the University of Liverpool 669:2020 Labour Party leadership election 579:wrote that Cooper had written to the 539:, made an official research visit to 501:European Parliament elections in 2004 7: 937:UK Office of the European Parliament 611:Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013 558:hospitals. In June 2006, she became 414:Cooper was elected, aged 22, to the 977:. They Work For You. 10 April 2018. 1394:Cooper, Rosie (30 November 2022). 674:In June 2021, Cooper introduced a 548:Northern Ireland Affairs Committee 527:. Cooper was first elected to the 14: 1688:Women mayors of places in England 1323:Al-Othman, Hannah; Yorke, Harry. 404:Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation 341:. In 2018, she was the victim of 1504:Parliament of the United Kingdom 1430:Parliament of the United Kingdom 988:Harpin, Lee (9 September 2020). 911:Rosie Cooper (3 February 2016). 752:Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust 702:and the first MP to do so since 692:Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust 339:Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust 37:Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust 1583:English public relations people 1464:The Labour Party – Rosie Cooper 1108:Khomami, Nadia (12 June 2018). 918:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard) 775:"Former Mayors and Lord Mayors" 560:Parliamentary Private Secretary 450:1986 Knowsley North by-election 369:Roman Catholic Primary School, 1228:Pyper, Douglas; Loft, Philip. 656:In 2020 Cooper called for the 16:British politician (born 1950) 1: 1613:Liberal Democrats (UK) mayors 1369:"Chancellor of the Exchequer" 1031:"MP-by-MP: Gay marriage vote" 827:Pattinson, Rob (7 May 2013). 658:Nursing and Midwifery Council 649:Cooper was re-elected at the 1683:Women councillors in England 1230:"British Sign Language Bill" 483:7,027 votes behind Labour's 1435:Contributions in Parliament 448:Next, Cooper contested the 410:Liberal Democrats to Labour 1704: 1648:Politicians from Liverpool 933:"2004 Election candidates" 913:"Local Government Funding" 397:Liverpool Women's Hospital 1536: 1517: 1509: 1502: 653:with a reduced majority. 307:Rosemary Elizabeth Cooper 300: 216:Rosemary Elizabeth Cooper 202: 168: 129: 87: 53: 42: 30: 1593:Labour Friends of Israel 1234:House of Commons Library 1020:. London. 9 August 2006. 598:, initially when he was 537:Labour Friends of Israel 363:daughter of deaf parents 1307:"The Chiltern Hundreds" 891:Health Select Committee 739:rival to Cooper in the 581:Prime Minister's office 375:University of Liverpool 281:University of Liverpool 124:Lord Mayor of Liverpool 416:Liverpool City Council 365:. 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Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
Incumbent
Member of Parliament
West Lancashire
Colin Pickthall
Ashley Dalton
Lord Mayor of Liverpool
Liverpool City Council
Broadgreen
Allerton
Liverpool
Labour
Liberal Democrats
Liberal
Alma mater
University of Liverpool
Official website
Liberal
Liberal Democrat
Liverpool City Council
Labour Party
Member of Parliament
West Lancashire
2005
Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
attempted murder
Jack Renshaw
Liverpool
daughter of deaf parents
St Oswald's

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