Dee Doocey
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Dee Doocey is a British Liberal Democrat politician and businesswoman.
She served as a councillor in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames from 1986 to 1994. She contested the South West London constituency in the 2004 London Assembly elections, but lost to the Conservative Party Tony Arbour by 4,067 votes. However, as the fifth person on the Lib Dem's party list, she was elected as a London-wide member of the London Assembly. She runs a management consulting business, DD Enterprises Management Consultancy.
She is the chair of the London Assembly's Economic Development, Culture, Sport & Tourism Committee, which oversees the preparations for the Olympic Games. She is also a member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, which oversees the Metropolitan Police.
[edit] References
- London Assembly: Register of Members' Interests - Dee Doocey
- BBC News: 'Appeal fund' for Mandela statue
- London Sustainability Exchange: More childcare needed in London if we are to tackle poverty Quoting a report by the Economic Development, Culture, Sport and Tourism Committee of the London Assembly
[edit] External links
- Dee Doocey official site
- Dee Doocey biography from the London Assembly
- Dee Docey profile at the site of London Liberal Democrats
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