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For other people named Margaret Wright, see Margaret Wright (disambiguation).
Margaret Wright is a Green Party politician, since 2008 a city councillor for Abbey Ward[1] on Cambridge City Council in England. She was one of the Principal Speakers of the Green Party, a post she held with Darren Johnson, from 1999 to 2003.
She has several times been elected by the Eastern Region of the Green Party to the first place on their list for the European Parliament.[2]
She is a former teacher and from Cambridge.
Margaret Wright has contested the Cambridge Constituency for the Green Party in both 1987 (the first time the Greens contested the seat) and 1997, gaining 1.1% and 1.3% respectively. Margaret is Press Officer, for Cambridge Green Party,[3] she has also served on the national executive of the Green party, relating to international issues and remains a member of the International Committee.
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Political offices Preceded by
Jean LambertPrincipal Speaker of the Green Party of England and Wales
1999–2003Succeeded by
Caroline LucasGreen Party of England and Wales Leadership Leader Caroline Lucas (2008-)Deputy Leader Adrian Ramsay (2008-)Leadership elections Principal Speakers
(abolished in 2008)1991-19921992-2008FemaleJean Lambert (1992-1993) · Jan Clark (1993–1995) · Peg Alexander (1995-1997) · Jean Lambert (1998-1999) · Margaret Wright (1999-2003) · Caroline Lucas (2003–2006) · Siân Berry (2006–2007) · Caroline Lucas (2007-2008)MaleRichard Lawson (Feb-Sep 1992) · Mallen Baker (1992–1993) · John Cornford (1993–1994) · David Taylor (1994–1997) · Mike Woodin (1997–2001) · Darren Johnson (2001–2003) · Mike Woodin (2003–2004) · Keith Taylor (2004-2006) · Derek Wall (2006-2008)Elected representatives Members of the UK Parliament Members of the European Parliament Members of the London Assembly Organisation History PEOPLE party (1973-75) · Ecology Party (1975-85) · Green Party (1985-90) · The Green Party of England and Wales (1990-present)
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Green 2000 · Election resultsOrganisation Party platform Global affiliation Categories:- Green Party of England and Wales politicians
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