Anne-Marie Trevelyan

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Also known asTrevelyan, Anne-Marie, 앤마리 비턴, 앤마리 벌린다 트리벨리언, Тревельян, Энн-Мари, アン＝マリー・トレベリアン, Anne-Marie Belinda Beaton, Anne-Marie Belinda Trevelyan
Date of birth1969-04-06
Place of birthLondon
ClassificationNational government (unknown status)
EducationSt Paul's Girls' School
Political affiliationConservative Party
FamilyJohn Henry Thornton Trevelyan, James Francis Thornton Trevelyan, Emily Constance Thornton Trevelyan, Donald Leonard Beaton

Positions held

PositionStartEnd
Minister of State for the Armed Forces2019-12-162020-02-13
Secretary of State for Transport2022-09-062022-10-25
Secretary of State for International Development2020-02-132020-09-02
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs2022-10-262024-07-05
member of the 56th Parliament of the United Kingdom2015-05-072017-05-03
member of the 58th Parliament of the United Kingdom2019-12-122024-05-30
Minister of State for Energy2021-01-082021-09-15
Member of the House of Commons--
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom2020-
Secretary of State for International Trade2021-09-152022-09-06

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