Difference between revisions of "Fred Mulley"

Fred Mulley
Fred Mulley ; (politician);
Born	1918-07-03
Died	1995-03-15 (Age 76)
Alma mater	Christ Church, Oxford, St Catharine's College, Cambridge
Party	Labour
	Shadow Secretary of State for Defence
In office
	4 May 1979 - 14 June 1979
Preceded by	Ian Gilmour
Succeeded by	William Rodgers
	Secretary of State for Defence
In office
	10 September 1976 - 4 May 1979
Preceded by	Roy Mason
Succeeded by	Francis Pym
	Secretary of State for Education and Science
In office
	5 March 1975 - 10 September 1976
Succeeded by	Shirley Williams
	Minister of Transport
In office
	7 March 1974 - 5 March 1975
	Member of Parliament for Sheffield Park
In office
	23 February 1950 - 9 June 1983
Preceded by	Ernest Bevin, Alfred Robens
Succeeded by	Richard Caborn, Michael HowardKenneth Baker, Winston Churchill II, Robin Corbett, Gwyneth Dunwoody, Clement Freud, Edward Heath, Alan Howarth, Douglas Hurd, Edward Leigh, Nicholas Lyell, Dave Nellist, Merlyn Rees, Nicholas Soames, David Waddington

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