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Justine Greening

Member of Parliament for Putney

Secretary of State for Transport

Tel: 020 8946 4557 / Wandsworth Campaign Centre, 3 Summerstown, Earlsfield, SW17 0BQ
Email: justine@justinegreening.co.uk / Web: www.justinegreening.co.uk/
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Justine Greening

Justine lives in West Hill in Putney. Born in 1969 in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, Justine attended her local comprehensive school, before studying economics at Southampton University. She has an MBA from the London Business School and used to work in business.

Justine says: "Putney’s a great place – and we want to keep it that way. I know people of all generations, especially my own, are switching off politics. I hope that at least in Putney I can start to change that for the better by always being approachable, listening to residents and standing up for our concerns. Whether its Heathrow, crime, or the District Line, I’ll be there working with residents to make sure our views are listened to and acted upon.

"We need someone representing Putney who actually understands what its like to live here, and who’s got the determination and tenacity to make sure local views are heard at the highest level in government."

Justine is also a school governor at Hotham Primary school in Putney.

Justine Greening's Experience

Justine’s experience in business means that she knows how to get things done. Justine understands how important listening to local residents is. If any company ignored its customers and increased its cost base as much as Labour have ignored people and increased their taxes, shareholders would sack the directors! Justine believes taxpayers deserve just as much consideration, choice, and care with their money!

She fought Ealing Acton & Shepherds Bush at the 2001 General Election up against the then Chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party.

She was elected as the Member of Parliament for Putney in May 2005. In December 2005, she was appointed as a Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party, with responsibility for youth.

In July 2007, Justine was appointed as a Shadow Minister for the Treasury. In January 2009, Justine was appointed Shadow Minister for Communities and Local Government by David Cameron.

In May 2010, Justine was appointed Economic Secretary to the Treasury.

In October 2011, Justine was appointed Secretary of State for Transport.

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