Iain Stewart

Biography

Iain Stewart was elected as Conservative MP for Milton Keynes South on May 6th 2010 with a majority of 5,201.

Iain grew up in Hamilton in central Scotland and went to Hutchesons' Grammar School in Glasgow.

He first moved to Milton Keynes in 1993 for his first job after graduating from Exeter University with an honours degree in politics.

Iain was a trainee accountant with Coopers & Lybrand in Central Milton Keynes.

He now lives in Tattenhoe and works in the Board Practice of the Executive Search firm, Odgers, Ray & Berndtson.

He has run the London Marathon and the MK half-marathon, supporting Macmillan Cancer Relief, MK SNAP and Sportsaid.

He is a member of Shenley Brook End & Tattenhoe Parish council, representing the Emerson Valley ward.

He stood in the Glasgow Rutherglen constituency in the first Scottish Parliament elections in 1999 and in Milton Keynes in the general election of 2005.

He used to run a research unit in Westminster. He has also written a number of articles and books on political issues.

Constituency

Milton Keynes South

Twitter

@iainastewart

Constituency Address

Suite 102, Milton Keynes Business Centre, Foxhunter Drive, Linford Wood, MK14 6GD

Constituency Tel

01908 686830

Date of Birth

18/09/1972

Email

iain.stewart.mp@parliament.uk

Party

Conservative

Personal Website

www.ias4mks.com

Westminster Address

Westminster Tel

020 7219 7230

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Comment: Tackling homophobia in sport

Iain Stewart MP was elected as Conservative party MP for Milton Keynes South in 2010.

Encouraging more gay role models in sport will show young people that sexuality is no barrier to achievement.

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