Lord Lexden sets new records 31st December 2012 In 2012 Lord Lexden had 26 letters published in The Times--more than any other contributor to the paper's famous letters page. Recent News
Lord Lexden is honoured by independent schools 19th December 2012 The Independent Schools Association has invited Lord Lexden to become its President. Recent News
Lord Lexden presses the government to decide a major Northern Ireland policy issue 10th December 2012 In a written answer on December 6, Lord Lexden was informed that ministerial discussions had at last been concluded. He is now pressing for the announcement of... Recent News
Lord Lexden presses the government to decide a major Northern Ireland policy issue 10th December 2012 In a written answer on December 6, Lord Lexden was informed that ministerial discussions had at last been concluded. He is now pressing for the announcement of... Recent News
Lord Lexden takes part in judging the first Political Book Awards 7th December 2012 Lord Lexden and fellow judges will choose the winner who will be announced on 6 February 2013. Recent News
Lord Lexden and fellow peers launch Lords report on the civil service 20th November 2012 The Lords Select Committee on the Constitution, of which Lord Lexden is a member, published the results of a detailed inquiry into the accountability of civil... Recent News
Lord Lexden backs calls for revision of EU law on airports and air services 9th November 2012 On November 9 the Lords gave a Second Reading to the Airports (Amendment) Bill and Lord Lexden spoke in the debate. Recent News
Lord Lexden presides at Carlton Club history evening 1st November 2012 On 1 November members of the Carlton Club joined representatives of the Peel Society to mark the 180th anniversary of the foundation of the Club by Sir Robert... Recent News
Lord Lexden opens Lords debate on the persecution of homosexuals in the developing world 25th October 2012 In 76 countries of the world it is criminal offence to be gay. On October 25 Lord Lexden, supported by peers of all parties, called for an end to these grossly... Recent News