Cranley Onslow

Cranley Onslow (8. června 1926 – 13. března 2001) byl Konzervativní strana Poslanec za Woking v letech 1964 až 1997, po něm Harold Watkinson a před ním Humfrey Malins.

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Cranley Onslow se narodil ve Wokingu, Surrey, England in 1926, and he joined the British Army in 1944 and served as an MI6 field agent in Burma. In 1960, he resigned of the civil service and became active in politics, serving on the Dartford Rural Council, on the Kent County Council, and then as the Konzervativní strana MP for Woking. He calls for lower taxes on the middle class and a reduction in third world aid, and he became chair of the Conservative aviation committee. Onslow served as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State from 1972 to 1974 and as a Minister of State in Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1983, and he chaired the 1922 Committee from 1984 to 1992, becoming the most powerful backbencher under Margaret Thatcher. He left office as MP in 1997, when he became a life peer, and he died in 2001.

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