Biography
About Gisela
Gisela has represented Birmingham Edgbaston since 1997. The constituency covers the City Council wards of Bartley Green, Edgbaston, Harborne and Quinton
She was educated in what was then West Germany where she served an apprenticeship in Bookselling. After Business Studies in Manchester she got a law degree from London University. Gisela ran the London Book Fair in the 1980s, and then became a lecturer. She did research into pension law at Birmingham University.
Political Career
Contested the European elections in 1994
Member of Social Security select committee 1997-98
PPS to Paul Boateng [ Minister of State for the Home Office] 1998
Parliamentary under-secretary of state, Department of health 1999-2001
Member of Foreign Affairs Committee July 2001 - March 2010
Presidium Member and UK Parliamentary Representative on Convention for Future of Europe: Author of Fabian Pamphlet The Making of Europe’s Constitution
Chair of the All Parliamentary Group on International and Transatlantic Security
Member of the Defence Select Committee June 2010
Special Interests
Pensions (particularly provision for women)
International Relations
Westminster Foundation for Democracy
Editor of ’The House Magazine’ parliament’s weekly political magazine
Personal Interests
Life member of Organic Gardens, Ryton
Trustee of Henry Jackson Society
Fabian Member
To read Gisela’s various speeches, articles and interviews click here.
To see my expenses click here.
- Your Comments
- Ray Latham said: If this or any Govt want the support and loyalty o...
- kim said: Please advise if ensure is free for cancer patient...
- Andrew Green said: Dear Gisela Stuart I have been thinking about y...
- Rwth Hunt said: I think as long as we are not drawn in to paying f...
- D Lawes said: I am in my late sixties and make at least four rou...
- frank westrip said: dear Gisela i have heard from two different sourc...
- did politics show on the military covenant this afternoon. need to look after the armed forces as well as justify use of force. 2010-11-14
- shocking. 25% of cancers only diagnosed when people get to hospital. That's why Labour pushed for early diagnosis and referal! 2010-11-13
- really great evening with new labour Party members and our council election candidates. Ready for the fight. Thanks for being there. 2010-11-12
- can asking people to stone a woman to death ever be a joke or just fun? I think not... what do you think? 2010-11-11
- Andrewmitchellmp@parliament.uk.... tell him what you think of Gareth Compton's "stoning women" comment 2010-11-11
- Tory Gareth Compton thinks encouraging stoning women to death is just a glib comment. Disgraceful. Tell Mike Whitby and Andrew Mitchell MP 2010-11-11
- City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra celebrates 90th birthday. Amazing concert! Every Brummie should go once a year. Full house! 2010-11-11
- will be voting to support euqitable life members today. 2010-11-10
- MoD website taken down because it's been hacked into. Bad day! 2010-11-08
- congratulations to the Milibands... baby boy! glad he is taking some time off to be with them 2010-11-08
- More updates...
- National Referendum on the European Union | Backbench Business - [34th Allotted Day] | Commons debates
- National Referendum on the European Union | Backbench Business - [34th Allotted Day] | Commons debates
- National Referendum on the European Union | Backbench Business - [34th Allotted Day] | Commons debates
- Eurozone Crisis | Business, Innovation and Skills | Commons debates
- Eurozone Crisis | Oral Answers to Questions - Leader of the House | Commons debates
- Backbench Business - Transport Committee Report (High Speed Rail) | Internet Regulation (Material Inciting Gang Violence) | Commons debates
- Backbench Business - Transport Committee Report (High Speed Rail) | Internet Regulation (Material Inciting Gang Violence) | Commons debates
- [un-allotted half day] - Unemployment | Opposition Day | Commons debates
- High-speed Rail | Oral Answers to Questions - Health | Commons debates
- Breast Implants | Oral Answers to Questions - Prime Minister | Commons debates




