Contact details
Westminster
House of Lords, London, SW1A 0PW
Tel: 020 7219 4558
Fax: 020 7219 3602
seccombej@parliament.uk
Biography
Lords career
Opposition Whip 1997-2001;
Opposition Deputy Chief Whip 2001-10
Opposition Spokesperson for:
Education and Skills 2003-04,
Legal Affairs 2003-06,
Home Affairs 2004-07;
Extra Baroness in Waiting to HM The Queen 2004-;
Opposition Spokesperson for:
Constitutional Affairs 2005-06,
Constitutional and Legal Affairs/Justice 2006-10;
Party Whip 2010-
Party groups
Chairman:
West Midlands Conservative Women's Committee 1975-78,
Conservative Women's National Committee 1981-84;
National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations:
Chairman 1987-88,
Vice-chairman 1984-87,
Member of Executive 1975-97;
Chairman, Conservative Party Annual Conference, Blackpool 1987;
Vice-chairman, Conservative Party with special responsibility for Women 1987-97
Councils, public bodies
JP, Solihull 1968-2000,
Chairman of Bench 1981-84;
Chairman, Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee, Solihull 1975-93;
Councillor, West Midlands County Council 1977-81,
Chairman, Trading Standards Committee 1979-81;
Member, Women's National Commission 1984-90;
Governor, Nuffield Hospitals 1988-2001;
Vice-President, Institute of Trading Standards Administration 1992-
Political interests
Women's issues, family, criminal justice
Name, style and title
Raised to the peerage as Baroness Seccombe, of Kineton in the County of Warwickshire 1991
Register of Interests
5: Land and property
Holiday home, Cornwall, from which rental income is received
10: Non-financial interests (b)
President of Governors, Saint Martins School, Solihull