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Timpson

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James Timpson is a British businessman and politician serving as the Minister of State for Prisons, Parole and Probation. Before entering government, he was the long-time CEO of the Timpson Group, a major UK service retailer, where he gained national recognition for his pioneering recruitment of ex-offenders and his advocacy for prison reform. He holds a life peerage, which allows him to sit in the House of Lords. Throughout his career, he has served as the Chair of the Prison Reform Trust and as Chancellor of Keele University, consistently focusing on responsible business practices and social rehabilitation.

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Born
1971-09 · 54 years old
Education
Durham University
Career
CEO of the Timpson Group, Chair of the Prison Reform Trust, Chancellor of Keele University

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