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Sir Stuart Bell MP
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Second Church Estates Commissioner & Member of Parliament for Middlesbrough |
www.icteesside.co.uk | |
In addition to this role, he also is a member of the House of Commons Commission which manages the affairs of the House of Commons as well as being the Chairman of the Finance and Services committee which manages the annual budget of the House of Commons and its many employees.
Sir Stuart is also a member of the government and has been Second Church Estates Commissioner since 1997. These two roles have been held since the year 2000.
Outside interests include good relations with France where Sir Stuart sits on the Supervisory committee of the Foundation for Innovative Political Thinking in Paris and has chaired several high profile Franco-British conferences in recent years. Since June 2005, he is the Chairman of the Franco British Parliamentary Relation Committee, whose aim is to foster relations between The United Kingdom and France and especially between both houses of Parliament and Assemblee Nationale and Senate in Paris. Middlesbrough owes its existence to the extension in the nineteenth century of the Darlington-to-Stockton railway. More staithes were needed on the Tees, more port facilities to export the coal of southwest Durham, and on 2 August 1829 one Joseph Pease took a boat from London and sailed up the river to the site that became the town of Middlesbrough. As he wrote in his diary: ‘its adaptation far exceeded my anticipations. I was fancying the coming of a day when the bare field we were then traversing would be covered with a busy multitude and numerous vessels crowding to these banks denoting a busy seaport.'
Plus a flexible and skilled workforce, with training and education co-ordinated through agencies such as Tees Valley Learning and Skills Council, University of Teesside and the further education colleges. |
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Stuart
Bell
Caroline
Flynn
Joe
Michner
This is the
official web site of Sir Stuart Bell, the Member of Parliament for
Middlesbrough, which is in the North-East of England. We would
like to welcome all visitors from the constituency and all over
the UK and the world
These
naturally include representing all of his constituents, some 72,000 at the
last count in 2001, in Middlesbrough indicated opposite on the map. 
Sir
Stuart also has a distinguished career as both a Barrister and a
writer 
