Sir Harold Walker

The Rt Hon Sir Harold Walker died on 11th November 2003. He was most recently the Labour MP for Doncaster Central, and left the Commons on 1 May 1997.

Parliamentary career

Find out about the Parliamentary career of Sir Harold Walker, including posts and roles held.

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Representations

Doncaster Central [1983 - 1997]
Elected 3 times
9 June 1983 - 1 May 1997
Commons
Doncaster [1974 - 1983]
Elected 3 times
28 February 1974 - 9 June 1983
Commons
Doncaster [1950 - 1974]
Elected 3 times
15 October 1964 - 28 February 1974
Commons

Party affiliation

Labour
15 October 1964 - 11 November 2003

Government posts

Minister of State (Department of Employment)
Department of Employment
14 April 1976 - 4 May 1979
Commons
Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Employment)
Department of Employment
11 March 1974 - 14 April 1976
Commons
Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department of Employment and Productivity)
Department of Employment and Productivity
6 April 1968 - 19 June 1970
Commons
Assistant Whip (HM Treasury)
HM Treasury
1 April 1967 - 5 April 1968
Commons

Other posts

Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Ways and Means
9 June 1983 - 9 April 1992
Commons

House membership

Commons
Sir Harold Walker
15 October 1964 - 1 May 1997