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	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| Track Record forum: Gwyneth Dunwoody
		Gwyneth Dunwoody There are various things that ought to be taken account of, one of course is the difference between sitting and working in a train and having the stress of driving.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody Well you've got to realise that this deputy prime minister is pushing very hard for the strategic rail authority.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody This is the first time we've managed to get any treasury to agree that if you take the money from something like transport, you ought to be prepared to put it back into transport.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/542113.stm (1533 words)

	Search: spoken by Gwyneth Dunwoody page 2 (TheyWorkForYou.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: I have a warm feeling of nostalgia, because I remember sitting through the proceedings on the Transport Bill in 1985 and watching the Conservative party explaining their views quite plainly.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what legal advice was obtained by the Vehicle and Operating Services Agency in advance of centralising licensing work to the Leeds Traffic Area Office; from whom the legal advice was obtained; when it was obtained; at what cost; and if he will make a statement.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what the (a) original planned date was and (b) revised date is for centralising licensing works to the Leeds Traffic Area Office.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /search/?pid=10181&pop=1&p=2 (1112 words)

	ePolitix.com - Gwyneth Dunwoody - Labour parliamentary candidate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: I think that what has hurt democracy generally is the inability of the London-based media to understand what is going on in the rest of the United Kingdom.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: I have been quite impressed with the number of women who have quite openly come up to me and talked to me about the things the government has done that have benefited them.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: Yes, there are a lot of major decisions to be taken in transport, and the Labour government has put an enormous amount of money into it.
	www.epolitix.com /EN/Interviews/200504/0fafd121-ac44-4870-b1e5-2269731fde72.htm (1905 words)

	Airport Operators Association (AOA)
		Gwyneth Dunwoody has developed a reputation as a forthright and, on occasion, outspoken critic of government policy which, in recent weeks has seen her sacked and then reinstated as Chairman of the Commons Transport Select Committee.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody has a reputation as one of the more 'direct' members of the Commons and our meeting did nothing to dispel that image.
		Dunwoody went on to say that she believed the main obstacle to such a runway would be the legal questions, not only in assigning values to any properties acquired through compulsory purchase but also for compensation for those home owners whose properties may decline in value because of the new runway.
	www.aoa.org.uk /publications/Airportoperator_news_items.asp?nid=27 (566 words)

	ePolitix.com - Gwyneth Dunwoody - Commons transport committee chairman
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: There are some people who are so extreme in their views that they think anything western constitutes a hazard.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: They messed it up in the first place and now they are suggesting something which is even barmier.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody: With the present prime minister having announced he will not stand for another term, I think it's a bit daft to just drift towards the next general election.
	www.epolitix.com /EN/Interviews/200608/44a57d8e-ec08-4671-b53f-66fe80513de0.htm (1262 words)

	BBC News \| BREAKFAST WITH FROST \| Gwyneth Dunwoody MP and Donald Anderson MP
		Gwyneth Dunwoody MP and Donald Anderson MP Please note "BBC Breakfast with Frost" must be credited if any part of this transcript is used
		And frankly members of parliament, if they're to be worth their salt have got to say occasionally, I support this government one hundred per cent, but I don't think they are infallible and that means that it's going to occasionally make mistakes and this is a mistake.
		GWYNETH DUNWOODY: Well, she feels very strongly about parliament's rights.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/programmes/breakfast_with_frost/1440138.stm (1122 words)

	John Dunwoody - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dunwoody contested the safe Conservative seat of Tiverton in 1959, and came close to winning Plymouth Sutton in 1964, losing by just 410 votes in a seat that David Owen would later hold for several years for Labour.
		Dunwoody had campaigned hard for a total ban on smoking, before its negative health effects were universally recognised, and became the first director of Action on Smoking and Health (ASH).
		Dunwoody married Gwyneth Dunwoody (née Phillips), daughter of a General Secretary of the Labour Party and a Baroness, in 1954.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Dunwoody (385 words)

	Gwyneth Dunwoody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Gwyneth Dunwoody was born in Fulham in 1930, long before the area became fashionable.
		Her family has always been political - both of her grandmothers were suffragettes, her father, Morgan Phillips became the General Secretary of the Labour Party, and her mother served as a minister in the House of Lords before being made the Lord Lieutenant of London.
		Gwyneth joined the Labour party in 1946, and has always been a loyal and very active member.
	www.gwynethdunwoody.co.uk /Biography.htm (325 words)

	Gwyneth Dunwoody
		A COMMITTEE of MPs chaired by Crewe and Nantwich's Gwyneth Dunwoody is urging a greater use of speed cameras.
		Gwyneth (Patricia) Dunwoody (born in Fulham, London on 12 December 1930), is the longest serving woman Member of the United Kingdom Parliament, having been the Labour Party MP for Exeter between 1966 and 1970, then MP for Crewe from 1974 to 1983 then following boundary changes, for the Crewe and Nantwich constituency since 1983.
		She was also a member of the European Parliament between 1975 and 1979, at a time when MEPs were nominated by national parliaments -- MEPs have been directly elected since 1979.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/g/gw/gwyneth_dunwoody.html (150 words)

	dunwoody - Ask.com Web Search
		Dunwoody is one of the wealthiest and most prestigious areas within Greater Atlanta...
		Dunwoody College of Technology is a private, non-profit college founded in 1914, in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
		Dunwoody College of Technology is a private, non-profit vocational school in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
	www.ask.com /web?q=dunwoody (254 words)

	European No Campaign: ENC Supporter: Gwyneth Dunwoody (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Gwyneth has been member of the first European Parliament.
		In addition to this Gwyneth sits on the Liaison Committee (the committee of all select committee chairman).
		She has been opposition spokesman for foreign affairs and she was a member of the European Parliament(EP) from 1974-8.
	www.europeannocampaign.com /98.99.html (192 words)

	CJ Online National News:British want Winnie the Pooh and his four friends back 02/05/98
		A member of Parliament says the original stuffed animals on which A.A. Milne's beloved stories are based should be taken from a display case at the New York Public Library and returned to England.
		Dunwoody is asking what plans Britain's culture secretary has to arrange for the stuffed animals' repatriation after half a century.
		Dunwoody's comments -- a day before Prime Minister Tony Blair's visit to Washington on Wednesday -- posed no threat to relations between the two countries.
	www.cjonline.com /stories/020598/new_pooh.html (567 words)

	Michael Fabricant
		Gwyneth Dunwoody MP has accepted Michael Fabricant's invitation to be the 'Speaker' at the annual Michael Fabricant-Arthur Price of England Schools Speaking Competition to be held in the Guildhall, Lichfield on Friday 16th February at 7.30pm next year.
		Mrs Dunwoody is Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons and is Chairman of the powerful Parliamentary Transport Committee.
		Mrs Dunwoody will be chairing a lively and controversial debate with the motion: "That medical research into cures to save human life should not be hindered by moral objections" As in previous years, teams from local schools will be participating for the Michael Fabricant MP and Arthur Price of England Speaking Competition Cup.
	www.michael.fabricant.mp.co.uk /news-0066.ihtml (259 words)

	New Statesman - Quiffs are out; in come the bits of rough
		Kenneth Clarke and Gwyneth Dunwoody, both grandly overweight and consistently crumpled, one over 60, the other soon to be over 70, have proved themselves, in the last torrid week of the summer session of parliament, more than a match for their younger, smoother colleagues.
		Clarke, the new frontrunner in the Tory leadership race, and Dunwoody, reinstated after a fierce battle to the chairmanship of the transport select committee, have more in common than first meets the eye.
		But while Dunwoody may not be popular, she is respected, and her sacking suggested that, in its second term, this government was going to be even more hardline on dissent than it was in its first.
	www.newstatesman.com /200107230005 (1063 words)

	The Scotsman - Committee head ‘put the final knife’ into Byers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The Deputy Prime Minister said that Ms Dunwoody, the Labour chair of the transport select committee, had led a concerted attempt to attack Mr Byers by releasing their report on a Sunday.
		Ms Dunwoody was abroad on holiday but she was defended by Louise Ellman, Labour MP and a fellow committee member.
		Ms Dunwoody was axed as chair of the committee by Labour whips, but reinstated after a back-bench rebellion last year.
	thescotsman.scotsman.com /index.cfm?id=586682002 (617 words)

	Chandler Associates - The Crewe Jigsaw Project
		On Friday 14 June 2002, an unveiling ceremony was held, with the honours undertaken by MP for the Borough, Mrs.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody, Chairman of the Commons Select Committee for Transport.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody MP, Chairman of the Commons Select Committee for Transport, views the Jigsaw and then cuts the ribbon - a great moment for all involved.
	www.chandler-associates.co.uk /crewpics.html (108 words)

	Christian Wolmar :: Gwynethâs grillings generate a lot of heat but little light
		Gwyneth Dunwoody, that redoutable chairman of the Commons Transport Committee, has just won Channel 4âs Backbencher of the Year award for her grilling of transport ministers and various other assorted players in the industry.
		Covering the hearings of her committee is, indeed, one of the regular treats for transport journalists.
		She plays to the crowd and is often highly entertaining, but her committee lacks the rigour that might come of a chairman who was playing a longer-term game.
	www.christianwolmar.co.uk /articles/rail/429.shtml (1578 words)

	Debate: Transport Policy: Why is Britain perennially "off track"?
		Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody MP: I understand that it would mean that you would have to tax everybody and that would mean that it would be the British as well.
		Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody MP : Yes, it is true that of the 11 billion tpoundshat we are talking of for new capacity, only 1.4 billion pounds is committed to new commercial projects.
		Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody MP: Yes, investment with the use of private money is excellent so long as the taxpayer doesn't get such a lousy deal that three years after it's been signed the National Audit Office say what a load of mugs.
	www.warwick.ac.uk /services/publicity/WD/wd99bd.htm (5183 words)

	UK Parliament - Trans05-06 Press Notice71 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Chairman of the Transport Committee Gwyneth Dunwoody said: “The Government needs to be clear about the relationship between the Department for Transport and local authorities.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody said: “It is ridiculous that brand new bus lanes can be built but a lack of revenue means that local authorities cannot afford to run services.
		Members of the Committee: Gwyneth Dunwoody (Chairman) (Crewe and Nantwich), David Clelland (Tyne Bridge), Jeffrey M Donaldson (Lagan Valley), Clive Efford (Eltham), Louise Ellman (Liverpool Riverside), Robert Goodwill (Scarborough and Whitby), John Leech (Manchester Withington), Eric Martlew (Carlisle), Lee Scott (Ilford North), Graham Stringer (Manchester Blackley), David Wilshire (Spelthorne).
	www.parliament.uk /parliamentary_committees/transport_committee/trans05_06_press_notice71.cfm (671 words)

	Crewe and Nantwich Labour Party :::: Labour's Member of Parliament - Gwyneth Dunwoody
		Gwyneth Dunwoody has represented the constituency since then, and previously had represented the Crewe constituency between 1974 and 1983, and Exeter between 1966 and 1970.
		Gwyneth is the most senior woman Member of Parliament, and chairs the Transport Select Committee.
		Please see Gwyneth's website for details of when the next surgeries will be held.
	www.creweandnantwichlabour.org.uk /cnclp.php?id=18 (188 words)

	Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers: News: Union relaunches campaign to protect Christmas - 26 June 2001
		Gwyneth Dunwoody, Labour MP for Crewe & Nantwich, promoted the Bill in the last Parliamentary session, but although it passed its Second Reading and Committee stages, it ran out of time because of the General Election.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody will be re-launching the campaign by presenting a petition to Parliament tomorrow (June 27), calling for Christmas Day opening in large stores to be outlawed.
		"Gwyneth Dunwoody did an excellent job of promoting the Bill and my union and our members are grateful for that.
	www.usdaw.org.uk /campaigns/santa_watch/news/1049097028_18259_94.html (458 words)

	Porterbrook
		Gwyneth Dunwoody, Member of Parliament for Crewe and Nantwich and Chairwoman of the House of Commons Transport Committee, today unveiled 87002 in a new Porterbrook livery as part of the 30th birthday celebrations for the Class 87 electric locomotives, which power top-link West Coast expresses.
		Mrs Dunwoody took the opportunity to unveil the new Porterbrook livery at Bombardier's "Return of the Legends" Festival of Rail Open Weekend at Crewe Works (31 May - 1 June 2003).
		"87002 and her 35 sister locomotives were built in Mrs Dunwoody's Crewe constituency so it is fitting that she is able to join us in celebrating their 30th anniversary.
	www.porterbrook.co.uk /english/newspages/story22.htm (248 words)

	Gwyneth Dunwoody MP, Crewe & Nantwich (TheyWorkForYou.com)
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		Gwyneth Dunwoody MP Labour MP for Crewe and Nantwich
		This MP's speeches are understandable to an average 17–18 year old, going by the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level score.
	www.theyworkforyou.com /mp/gwyneth_dunwoody/crewe_and_nantwich (499 words)

	USATODAY.com - Blair suffers blow in Parliament from own party (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		In a show of defiance, Labor lawmakers joined forces with the opposition to overturn the firing of two of the government's most vocal critics from the chairmanships of influential committees.
		Outspoken Labor members Donald Anderson and Gwyneth Dunwoody were removed last week from the Foreign Affairs and Transport Select Committees, groups that scrutinize government policy.
		Blair's Commons allies were largely loyal to the party in its first term in government, which ended 18 years of Conservative rule in the 1997 election.
	www.usatoday.com /news/world/2001/07/16/blair.htm (260 words)

	Stagecoach Group: Stagecoach attacks “Gwyneth and the dinosaurs” (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The company dismissed today’s report into bus services by the Transport Committee — chaired by Gwyneth Dunwoody MP - as “stage-managed propaganda”, obsessed with control, not passengers.
		Gwyneth Dunwoody has made herself the mouthpiece for the Passenger Transport Executive Group (pteg), the super-quangos created in the 1960s to operate public transport in the metropolitan areas.”
		Stagecoach deposited a life-size dinosaur and cardboard cut-out of Gwyneth Dunwoody outside pteg’s Wellington House headquarters in Leeds to emphasise the report’s prehistoric agenda.
	www.stagecoachholdings.com /scg/media/press/pr2006/2006-10-26 (794 words)

	PSA Awards 2005
		Always erudite, consistent and principled in his arguments, Tam Dalyell commanded the respect of all sides of the House for the articulation of important arguments which continue to be salient.
		Parliamentarian of the Year–Menzies Campbell and Gwyneth Dunwoody
		Gwyneth Dunwoody has a long and distinguished record of parliamentary scrutiny in committees (select and standing) of the House of Commons….she does the tasks which an MP ought to do: holds the executive to account, prevents obfuscation and represents her constituents to the very best of her capabilities.
	www.psa.ac.uk /awards2005/notice.htm (925 words)

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