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Mrs Judith Chaplin is a former MP for Newbury.

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Former MP for Newbury

Entered the House of Commons on 9 April 1992 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 19 February 1993 — Died

Previous MPs in this constituency

• Michael McNair-Wilson
• John Astor
• Anthony Hurd
• Howard Brown
• Innes Stranger
• Howard Brown
• William Mount
• Frederick Mackarness
• William Mount
• William Mount

Future MPs in this constituency

• David Rendel
• Richard Benyon
• Laura Farris
• Lee Dillon

Recent appearances

• Oral Answers to Questions — Social Security: Pensions 15 Feb 1993

  Will my hon. Friend confirm that the occupational pensions industry is increasingly equalising the pension age at 65 and that it would be helpful from its point of view if we equalised the state retirement age at 65 as well? I declare an interest in that I fully intend to work until the age of 65 at least.

• Orders of the Day — Caravan Sites (Amendment) Bill 5 Feb 1993

  The Minister will know from the huge number of responses to the consultation document how much interest there is in this subject. I congratulate my right hon. Friend the Member for Woking (Sir C. Onslow) on introducing this Bill. One reason why the problem gives rise to such interest is that it concerns not just real travellers but new age travellers, not to mention all who fall between the...

• Orders of the Day — Caravan Sites (Amendment) Bill 5 Feb 1993

  I shall deal with the link later in my speech. My constituency has another large common, and for many years it has not been available for people to walk upon. It is, of course, Greenham common, which is known throughout the country as one of the key sites in the cold war which led to the banning of many nuclear weapons and movement towards peace.

More of Mrs Judith Chaplin’s recent appearances