Clive Betts MP

Working for Sheffield Attercliffe 

I have been the Member of Parliament for Sheffield Attercliffe since 1992.  I am committed to improving schools, homes and local services for the constituency and taking up issues which affect local people.

 

Clive Betts MP
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Clive's biography

Clive began his political career in 1973 and in 1976 was elected as a member of Sheffield City Council.  He became Leader of the Council in 1987, having served on the Housing and Finance committees for several years.  He remained on the Council until his election as Labour Member of Parliament for Sheffield Attercliffe in 1992.

Clive was appointed a Government Whip in 1997 and held the post until 2001.

Since becoming a Member of Parliament, Clive has been a key member on several Select Committees (Department for Environment, Transport and the Regions, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister) and is currently a member of the Select Committee for the Department for Communities and Local Government. 

His political interests include economic policy, local and regional government and housing.  He is chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group for Urban Development and the All Party Parliamentary Group for Arms Length Management Organisations.

Clive can frequently be found in the stands at Sheffield Wednesday FC and has taken up a post with the Independent Football Commission, a body set up by the Government to monitor the sport on issues such as finances and public safety.  Clive is also a member of the UK Parliamentary Football Club.

  
Promoted by Chris Lennie, Acting General Secretary, the Labour Party,on behalf of the Labour Party, both at 39 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0HA.
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