Anne-Marie Trevelyan

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

Positions held

PositionStartEnd
Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Ministry of Defence)2019-07-272019-12-23
Minister of State (Ministry of Defence) (Minister for the Armed Forces)2019-12-162020-02-13
Minister of State (Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy) (Energy and Clean Growth)2021-01-082021-09-15
Minister of State (Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office)2022-10-262024-07-05
Member of Parliament in the United Kingdom2015-05-072024-05-30
Secretary of State for International Trade and President of the Board of Trade2021-09-152022-09-06
Minister of State for Energy2021-01-082021-09-15
Secretary of State for International Development2020-02-132020-09-02
member of the 56th Parliament of the United Kingdom2015-05-072017-05-03
Member of the House of Commons--

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