- A
crossbencher is a
minor party or
independent member of some legislatures, such as the
British House of
Lords and the
Parliament of Australia. They take...
-
Wellington were
elected by
Conservative hereditary peers but now sit as
Crossbenchers.
Number includes Lord Carrington, who
would otherwise be an ex officio...
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Baron Pannick, KC (born 7
March 1956) is a
British barrister and a
crossbencher in the
House of
Lords and
Blackstone Chambers. He
practises primarily...
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until his seat was
abolished by the
House of
Lords Act 1999. He sat as a
crossbencher. The Hon.
Patrick Conolly-Carew, as he was then,
married Celia Mary Cubitt...
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Supreme Court upon that body's
inauguration on 1
October 2009. He sat as a
crossbencher. On 10 July 2024, it was
announced that
Saville had
retired from the...
- Merseyside. He took his seat in the
House of
Lords in
March 2000 as a
crossbencher. Birt is an
active cross-bencher in the
House of Lords,
speaking out...
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British hereditary peer and
member of the
House of Lords,
sitting as a
crossbencher. He was
educated at Eton
College and
Selwyn College, Cambridge. Prior...
- he
regularly attended. He did not join a
political party but sat as a
crossbencher. On 11
November 1999, he was
among the
majority of the
hereditary members...
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Borough of
Merton Crossbencher 13
October 2011
Donald Curry †
Baron Curry of
Kirkharle of
Kirkharle in the
County of
Northumberland Crossbencher 10
January 2012...
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Independents (13)‡
Speaker (1)
House of
Lords (801)
Conservative (271)
Crossbenchers (184)
Labour (185)
Liberal Democrats (78) DUP (6) UUP (3)
Green (E&W)...
