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Stephen Timms MP
Minister of State for Energy, e-Commerce and Postal Services

Stephen Timms MP Responsible for Energy and Sustainable Development, e-Commerce, Communications and Information Industries, Radiocommunications Agency, Postal Services (including Post Office), and Corporate Social Responsibility.

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Stephen Timms joined the Department of Trade and Industry in May 2002 as e-Commerce Minister. He was previously Minister of State for Schools at the Department for Education and Skills, from June 2001. He was Financial Secretary to the Treasury from July 1999. He held the position of Minister of State for Social Security from January 1999 to July 1999, and Parliamentary Under Secretary, Department of Social Security between July 1998 and January 1999.

Prior to this he was Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) to Mo Mowlam from March 1998 to July 1998, following his appointment as PPS to Andrew Smith as Employment Minister between May 1997 and March 1998.

He was elected Member of Parliament for East Ham in 1997, and was MP for Newham North East between 1994 and 1997.

He held the position of leader of Newham Council between 1990 and 1994, having been elected to the Council in 1984.

He worked in the computing and telecommunications industry for 15 years before entering Parliament in 1994, first for Logica and then for Ovum. He was educated at Farnborough Grammar School and studied mathematics at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University.

Mr Timms advised Labour's information society policy forum in Opposition, and has been honorary president of the Telecommunications Users Association and a member of the Council of the Parliamentary Information Technology Committee.

Born in 1955, Mr Timms was married in 1986, and has lived in the East London Borough of Newham since 1979.

Speeches

Latest:

Nuclear Industry Association Annual Energy Choices Conference (04/12/03)

London First Reception (01/12/03)

All Party Group on Telecommunications (01/12/03)

Work Foundation Breakfast Meeting (19/11/03)

Future of Oil and Gas Industry (18/11/03)

Releasing the Value of Enterprise Mobility (13/11/03)

Entrepreneurship in the UK (12/11/03)

Green Alliance Annual Meeting (11/11/03)

Inauguration of the SUPERGEN Programme (11/11/03)

Business in the Community (10/11/03)

Comm-Unity Business Breakfast (30/10/03)

Broadband Stakeholder Group Conference (29/10/03)

Powergen 'Energy Monitor' Launch (22/10/03)

Sector Sustainability Conference (20/10/03)

Ruralnet Conference (15/10/03)

Centre for Social Markets (15/10/03)

Government's Vision for the UK Environmental Services Industry (14/10/03)

Best Post Office Branch Awards (14/10/03)

E-Commerce Awards (08/10/03)

The Action Renewables Conference (07/10/03)

DETI Broadband Conference (07/10/03)

Offshore Contractors Association (27/09/03)

The British Computer Society Awards (24/09/03)

The Broadband Britain Challenge Awards (12/09/03)

Launch of Offshore Europe 2003 (02/09/03)

All Party Offshore Oil and Gas Group AGM (16/07/03)

London E-Government Conference (10/07/03)

Business in the Community Awards For Excellence (10/07/03)

Renewable & Sustainable Energy (08/07/03)

Commonwealth Business Council Conference (02/07/03)

BizNet Launch (01/07/03)

Demos' Generation M Conference (25/06/03)

Third Generation Mobile Communications (25/06/03)

PILOT Partnership Work Group (PPWG) Share Fair (17/06/03)

All Party Parliamentary Group On CSR (16/06/03)

National Federation of Sub-Postmasters (16/06/03)

BiTC Awards for Evidence (12/06/03)

Syntegra Awards for Innovation (10/06/03)

Westminster Forum - Broadband (04/06/03)

Association of Chief Executives of Voluntary Organisations (04/06/03)

ICSTIS Summer Conference (03/06/03)

SEEDA Rural Broadband Visit (22/05/03) 

Intellect Annual Dinner (22/05/03)

Broadband (20/05/03)

Launch Of WorldTalk To Potential Supporters (07/05/03)

Italian Corporate Social Responsibility Seminar (29/04/03)

Campaign Launch On The Future Of The Post Office (03/04/03)

Public Procurement (26/03/03)

Accountability: Launch of AA 1000 Assurance Standard (25/03/03)

Alliance for Finance Conference (19/03/03)

E-Commerce Awards (13/03/03)

People before Structures II (12/03/03)

Launch of Corporate Responsibility Index (11/03/03)

New Technology and the future of the Unions (08/03/03)

Future Wealth of Nations (04/03/03)

UK Technology Partnering and Investment Forum (03/03/03)

Corporate Citizenship in the Classroom (26/02/03)

'Corporate Social Responsibility' - Hill & Knowlton Breakfast (13/02/03)

'Investing in the Future: Beyond SRI: Responsible shareholding and long-term fiduciary duty' - Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) Conference (10/02/03)

Financing Sustainable Development, Poverty Reduction and The Private Sector (23/01/03)

Developing the Social Economy (22/01/03)

Prospero Financial/London First: Corporate Social Responsibility (15/01/03)

 

(the following are available from the archive)

Packaging Industry Conference (04/12/02)

New Local Government Network (NLGN) Conference (03/12/02)

Corporate Social Responsibility (02/12/02)

Launch the London Activities of Street (UK) (29/11/02)

Role of the Government in Promoting Electronic Commerce (27/11/02)

Winning Strategies (27/11/02)

SEEDA Sustainable Business Awards 2002 (26/11/02)

Asian Dreams Fashion Event (21/11/02)

Corporate Social Responsibility (21/11/02)

MP's Packaging Reception (20/11/02)

Enabling e-commerce to succeed ? in the UK and Internationally (14/11/02)

Keidanren: Corporate Social Responsibility (13/11/02)

Social Enterprise Business Support Strategy for London (12/11/02)

Keynote Speech: Launch of IT 4 Communities (08/11/02)

The Politics of Bandwidth (06/11/02)

Periodical Publishers Association (25/10/02)

Computer Games Competitiveness Analysis launch (24/10/02)

Procurement - The Social Enterprise Solution (24/10/02)

Cal-IT 2002 (21/10/02)

Payroll Giving Event (21/10/02)

North West Education for Enterprise Conference (18/10/02)

EMAP Retail IT Directors Club (16/10/02)

Bridging the Digital Divide: CSR and the E-Commerce Agenda (14/10/02)

Sectoral Sustainability Conference (09/10/02)

Construction Industry Environmental Forum CSR Conference (09/10/02)

Launch of Oxford Internet Institute (27/09/02)

Corporate Social Responsibility Event with Sir John Egan (25/09/02)

NCH Byte Night Sleepover (20/09/02)

Knowledge Economy: New Hope Or Old Hype (20/09/02)

Launch of the National Skills Strategy (18/09/02)

7799 Goes Global Conference (05/09/02)

Social Enterprise Strategy Launch (23/07/02)

Responsible Corporate Engagement (16/07/02)

Textile & Clothing Industry (02/07/02)

Broadband in the Regions (26/06/02)

Corporate Social Responsibility (25/06/02)

NCH Seminar on the Digital Divide (20/06/02)

BiTC Awards for Excellence (19/06/02)

Publishing Competitive Analysis Study Launch (13/06/02)

Making Digital Relevant (11/06/02)



 
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