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Sir Lindsay Hoyle
United KingdomHouse of CommonsSpeakerNorth West · ChorleySpeaker of the House of Commons

Sir Lindsay Hoyle

Lindsay Hoyle

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Sir Lindsay Hoyle is a British politician serving as the Speaker of the House of Commons since 2019. Previously a long-serving Labour Party Member of Parliament for Chorley, he held the position of Chairman of Ways and Means and Deputy Speaker from 2010 to 2019. Upon his election as Speaker, he resigned his party membership to maintain the impartiality required by the office. Throughout his tenure, he has focused on parliamentary reform, the welfare of House staff, and maintaining the dignity of the Commons, though his speakership has faced scrutiny regarding procedural conventions and neutrality.

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Born
1957-06-10 · 69 years old
Birth place
Adlington, United Kingdom
Education
Adlington County School, Lord's College in Bolton
Career
Textile and screen printing business owner, Chorley Borough Councillor

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