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Patrick McLoughlin
Biography
Patrick McLoughlin After working on a farm, Patrick became an underground miner and NUM member. Later, he was an industrial representative for the National Coal Board's Western Area Marketing Department. Patrick is married with two children; they live in the constituency. He was elected as the Member of Parliament for West Derbyshire in a by-election in 1986. Between 1989 and 1997 Mr McLoughlin held ministerial posts at the Departments of Transport, Employment, Trade and Industry and the Whips' Office. He was appointed the Opposition Deputy Chief Whip in June 1998.
was born in Staffordshire in 1957, the son of a miner who died when he was seven.
Latest Press Releases
- MP supports campaign for better sounding schools
- Local bus service threatened
- MP disappointed by closure of training club in Matlock
- Dispensing Pharmacies
- MP fears for future of dispensing doctors
- Update on your Post Office Card Account
- Patrick McLoughlin encourages people to shop locally
- Threat to Rural Bus Services
- Ashbourne Hospital Fete
- MP’S CONSTITUENCY ENGAGEMENTS 5 - 14 July 2007
Latest Speeches
- Closures of Local Post Offices
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