From the party’s news release today:
Liberal Democrat Leader Nick Clegg today completed his reshuffle by announcing the full list of Shadow Ministers.
Commenting Nick Clegg said:
“I am delighted to complete my reshuffle. This is a very strong team and I am looking forward to working with them to take the Liberal Democrat message to the country.”
Liberal Democrat Shadow Ministers
HM Treasury
John Pugh
Colin Breed
Foreign and Commonwealth Office
Jo Swinson
Ministry of Justice
Jenny Willott
Home Office
Tom Brake
Ministry of Defence
Willie Rennie
Bob Russell
Department of Health
Sandra Gidley
Greg Mulholland
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Martin Horwood
Roger Williams
Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
Lorely Burt
Shadow Deputy Leader of the House of Commons
Sir Robert Smith
Department for Work and Pensions
Paul Rowen
John Barrett
Department for Transport
John Leech
Communities and Local Government
Dan Rogerson
Mark Hunter
Department for Children, Schools and Families
Annette Brooke
Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills
Evan Harris – Shadow Minister for Science
Northern Ireland and Scotland Offices
Alan Reid
Wales Office
Mark Williams
Liberal Democrat Whips
Adrian Sanders (Deputy)
Jenny Willott (Deputy)
Paul Keetch
Dan Rogerson
Paul Rowen
Willie Rennie
Bob Russell
Roger Williams
Note: the Shadow Cabinet posts were announced shortly before Christmas.
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7 Comments
This is a tad frustrating as it doesnt tell us what their responsibilities are.
Can anyone save me the hassle and tell me who our a. sport and b. disabilities spokespeople are?
Thx
Anyone know how many are left on the back benches? Is it more or less than 10?
Utterly ridiculous – given there are already 30 in the ‘shadow, shadow cabinet’.
Of course Lib Dem MPs work hard in their constituencies…
Paul Rowen is disability and Don Foster I think all DCMS issue (and there don’t seem to be any other DCMS spokespeople).
And how many Lib Dem MPs does this leave WITHOUT a job in Nick Clegg’s new team?
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A more pertinent question might be: how many of Cameron’s Conservative MPs are so useless that it has not been possible to give them any kind of responsibility?
Or possibly over-occupied with extra-curricular activities?
It would be helpful if the main party website had these already loaded up and a full list of shadow portfolios could be accessed easily. At present (late afternoon on 7th Jan) there is no update on what was announced before Xmas.
Not very professional.
It has been Nigel 🙂
See http://libdems.org.uk/party/people/spokes.html
There are some more updates being done still (e.g. individual people’s biographies) but the core information is there.