Tuesday 3 July 2018

19:30

Nicky Morgan

Chair of the Treasury Select Committee, co-hosted with the Centre for Social Justice

Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP is the first woman Chair of the Treasury Select Committee in the Commons.

She is the Member of Parliament for Loughborough and was first elected to serve the constituency for the Conservatives in the 2010 General Election.

In her first Parliament, Nicky served as the Financial Secretary and Economic Secretary to the Treasury, and as an Assistant Whip. She then served as Secretary of State for Education and Minister for Women & Equalities from 2014-2016.

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ)

The CSJ is an independent think tank, established to put social justice at the heart of British politics. Moved by shocking levels of disadvantage across the nation, it studies the root causes of Britain’s acute social problems in partnership with its Alliance of over 350 grassroot charities and people affected by poverty.

This enables the CSJ to find and promote evidence-based, experience-led solutions to change lives and transform communities. The CSJ believes that the surest way to reverse social breakdown – and the poverty it creates – is to build resilience within individuals, families and the innovative organisations able to help them.

Nicky Morgan's book, 'Taught not Caught: Educating for 21st Century Character', was published in 2017.

The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ)

The CSJ is an independent think tank, established to put social justice at the heart of British politics. Moved by shocking levels of disadvantage across the nation, it studies the root causes of Britain’s acute social problems in partnership with its Alliance of over 350 grassroot charities and people affected by poverty.

This enables the CSJ to find and promote evidence-based, experience-led solutions to change lives and transform communities. The CSJ believes that the surest way to reverse social breakdown – and the poverty it creates – is to build resilience within individuals, families and the innovative organisations able to help them.

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