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John Glen
John Glen represents the Conservative in the House of Commons for Salisbury. This profile brings together parliamentary service details, election information and links to official records.
Constituency: Salisbury
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Latest general election result
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Parliamentary career
The current House of Commons membership recorded by Parliament began on 6 May 2010.
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Parliamentary activity and voting
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John Glen's column: Community should remain calm and vigilant during investigations →
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John Glen on why he backed the Countryside Alliance, and why 'constituents agree' →
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MP in focus
Salisbury
John Glen is listed by Parliament as a Conservative MP for Salisbury, with the current Commons membership beginning 6 May 2010.
Parliamentary record →Salisbury
The latest recorded election result gives a majority of 3,807 votes.
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