Everything about Glenis Willmott totally explained
Glenis Willmott (born
March 4,
1951) is a
British politician. She was appointed on
January 1,
2006 to replace the late
Phillip Whitehead as a
Labour member of the
European Parliament for
East Midlands.
Willmott was born in the north-east of England in the mining village of Horden,
County Durham but moved to
Mansfield at the age of 10. She was educated in Mansfield and at
Trent Polytechnic where she obtained an HNC in medical science. She worked as a medical scientist for the
National Health Service at King's Mill and Mansfield Hospitals from
1969 to
1990. She was chair of Mansfield
Constituency Labour Party and a member of
Nottinghamshire County Council from
1989 to
1993, and worked as an assistant to
Alan Meale (
Member of Parliament for
Mansfield) from
1987 to
1990.
In
1990 she became political officer for the
GMB trade union Midland and East Coast region. She served as chair of the East Midlands Regional Labour Party and was second on the Labour Party list for the European Parliament in the
2004 elections to the European Parliament in East Midlands. She lives in
Derby.
In July 2006 she was elected to the position of Chief Whip of the Labour MEPs in the European Parliament. She is also a Co-Chair of the European Parliamentary Cervical Cancer Interest Group (ECCIG)
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