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Lee Anderson
House of CommonsIn officeReform UKEast Midlands · AshfieldMember of Parliament

Lee Anderson

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Lee Anderson is a British politician and television presenter who has served as the Member of Parliament for Ashfield since 2019. Originally a member of the Labour Party and later the Conservative Party, he defected to Reform UK in 2024, becoming the party's first MP. Before his parliamentary career, Anderson worked as a coal miner and for the Citizens Advice Bureau, and served as a local councillor. Known for his outspoken views on immigration, crime, and social issues, he has held various roles including Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party and currently serves as Chief Whip and Chairman for Reform UK.

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Born
1967-01-06 · 59 years old
Birth place
Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
Education
John Davies Primary School, Ashfield School
Career
Coal miner, Citizens Advice Bureau worker, homeless support worker, local councillor

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