About David Stimpson
David Stimpson was a politician.
David Stimpson (born 3 September 1940 - ) was a British Labour Party politician, who was on the right of the party. First elected to Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth 1962. Vice-chairman Public Health Committee. Elected to London Borough Of Lambeth 1964β1968, Chairman of Welfare Committee. Alderman Lambeth 1971β78, Chairman Management Services Committee 1972β73, Leader 1973β78. Councillor 1978β1982. Held a number of posts at ward and constituency level in Labour Party.
He left the Labour Party in 1981, joining the SDP and later the Liberal Democrats.
He also served as a school and college governor as well as the treasurer and churchwarden of St Peter's Church, Streatham.
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