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Name<\/strong>:\u00a0Victoria Atkins<\/p>\n

Born:<\/strong> 22 March 1976<\/p>\n

Party<\/strong>: Conservative<\/p>\n

Constituency<\/strong>: Louth and Horncastle.<\/p>\n

Profile<\/strong>:<\/h2>\n

Victoria Atkins was born on born 22 March 1976. She has been the Conservative MP for Louth and Horncastle since 2015. Before becoming an MP, Victoria worked as a fraud barrister. She follows in her father, \u00a0Sir Robert Atkins’ footsteps in being an MP for the Conservatives. 2017 saw her take up the role of Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Safeguarding at the Home Office\u00a0as part of Theresa May’s government. This is a post that she continued to hold when the Boris Johnson administration started their tenure.<\/p>\n

Atkins went to a coeducational independent school in Blackpool before studying law at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.<\/p>\n

Victoria currently holds two posts in the Ministry of Justice. She is the Minister for Afghan Resettlement and the Minister of State.<\/p>\n

Links<\/strong>: https:\/\/www.victoriaatkins.org.uk\/<\/a><\/p>\n

Last Election Results:<\/h2>\n

Victoria Atkins won 38,021 votes out of a possible 53,332. This represents a 72.7% majority in her constituency. There was a voter turnout of 65.7%.<\/p>\n

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