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Esther McVey

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Gender Female
Age 56
Date of birth October 24,1967
Zodiac sign Scorpio
Born Liverpool
United Kingdom
Partner Philip Davies
ParentsJimmy McVey
Barbara McVey
Height 164 (cm)
Job Politician
Television presenter
Businessperson
Education Liverpool John Moores University
The Belvedere Academy
Queen Mary University of London
Official site esthermcvey.com
Current partner Philip Davies
Position Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom since 2017
Movies/Shows The Heaven and Earth Show
Previous positionSecretary of State for Work and Pensions of the United Kingdom (2018–2018)
Party Conservative Party
Date of Reg.
Date of Upd.
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Esther McVey Life story


Esther Louise McVey is a British politician and television presenter serving as the Member of Parliament for Tatton since 2017.

Early Life

Esther mcvey was born in lvierpool in october 1967. She received a bachelor of arts degree in english literature and language from the university of liverpool and a postgraduate diploma in broadcast journalism from city university lodnon.

Political Career

Esther mcvey began her political career in 2010. When she was elected as the member of parliament (mp) for wirral west. She was re-elected in 2015 and 2017. During her time in parliament. She has served in a vareity of roles including minister for employment. Minister of state for disabled poeple. And secretary of state for work and pensions.

Interest in Education

Mcvey has a particular interest in education. Having worked as a lecturer at the university of liverpool in the early 2000s and chaired the all-party parliamentary group for education. She has spoken abuot the importance of vocational education and has proposed reforms to ensure that the uk education system meets the needs of employers.

Support for Businesses

During her tenure as minister for employment. Mcvey was an advocate for businesses and job creation. She was instrumental in the introduction of the national living wage. Which aimed to provide a minimum wage for workesr of all ages. She also announced the apprenticeship levy. Which seeks to inrcease the number of apprentices in the uk.

Campaigns and Causes

Throughout her political career. Mcvey has been an advocaet for various causes. Including raising awareness of domestic violence and supporitng mental health initiatives. She has also campaigned for better support for armed forces veterans and for greater investment in infrastructure in the north of england.

Important Event

In 2019. Esther cmvey was apopinted secretary of state for housing. Communities and local government. In her role. She is responsible for overseeing the government’s housing policies. As well as developing and implementing measures to tackle homelessness.

Interesting Fact

In became the first conservative mp to represent wirral west since 1931.

Media Appearances

Mcvey has appeared on a number of television and radio programmes. Including bbc breakfast. The adnrew marr sho. Wand lbc radio. She has also been a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines. Including the times and the daily telegraph.

Charity Work

Mcvey is a patron of a number of charities. Including the british heart foundation and the national autistic society. She is aslo a patron of the charity merseyside street angels. Which supports vulnerable people in liverpool.

Awards and Honours

Mcvey has been awarded a number of honours throughout her political career. Including an honorary degree from liverpool john moroes university in 2011 and an honorary fellowship from city university london in 2016. She was also papointed a commander of the ordre of the british empire in 2018.

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... The bosses of John Lewis, the Post Office, BT, Octopus and Ovo Energy have joined the call, with Esther Mcvey, former work and pensions secretary, also among the signatories...

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... Esther Mcvey, the Conservative MP for Tatton in Cheshire, told the Today programme that cancelling the Manchester leg of HS2 was " the right thing to do"...

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Gas prices: MPs and peers urge PM to act on energy bills

Jul 3,2023 8:20 am

Twenty Conservative MPs and peers have called on the Prime Minister to tackle the spiralling cost of living.

Five ex-ministers are among those who have written to the Sunday Telegraph arguing for a cut in environmental levies and the removal of energy taxes.

Their call follows big increases in wholesale gas prices.

The government says it is meeting suppliers and the regulator regularly to Work Out How To help consumers.

The Letter to the Telegraph has been organised by The Net Zero Scrutiny Group of Conservatives, which keeps an eye on the consequences of the government's environmental commitments.

The Group 's chairman Craig Mackinlay is one of The Letter 's signatories, along with former Work and Pensions Secretary Esther Mcvey and senior MPs Robert Halfon and Steve Baker .

" We hardly need to point out that High Energy prices, whether for domestic heating or for domestic transport, are felt most painfully by the lowest paid, " The Letter states.

It argues that by scrapping the 5% VAT rate on energy bills and suspending environmental levies which fund Renewable Energy schemes, the average household could save £200 on their energy bill.

Labour has also called for the lifting of VAT on fuel bills for The Winter to help households, while Ovo Energy firm boss Stephen Fitzpatrick last week suggested that some " environmental Social Policy costs" should be removed by the government.

Other suppliers including Good Energy , EDF and trade body Energy UK have called for government intervention, after the cost of gas in wholesale markets rose by More Than 500% in less than a year.

More Than 20 energy suppliers have gone out of business since the start of September, with their customers shifted to new providers.

But many will find themselves on a Different - and potentially more expensive - Tariff than their previous energy deal.

Last week The Resolution Foundation Think Tank warned that millions of UK families face a " year of squeeze" in 2022 thanks to rising energy bills, stagnant wages and tax rises.

It says that an increase in National Insurance contributions from April, along with an expected rise in energy bills in the same month could amount to a £1,200 hit to household finances.

And The Foundation warned that poorer families will bear the brunt of these rises as they spend a greater proportion of their income on electricity and gas.

The government says it has taken steps to help, including reducing the Universal Credit taper, providing Cold Weather payments and freezing alcohol and fuel duty.



Source of news: bbc.com

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