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Vaizey was a former member of the [[Fabian Society]] and the [[Labour Party]] who became frineds with [[Margaret Thatcher]] in the early 1970s. In december 1980 he publicly declared support for the Conservative Party.{{ref|1}} | Vaizey was a former member of the [[Fabian Society]] and the [[Labour Party]] who became frineds with [[Margaret Thatcher]] in the early 1970s. In december 1980 he publicly declared support for the Conservative Party.{{ref|1}} | ||
| − | On 23 June | + | On 23 June 1970, he was created a life peer with the title '''Baron Vaizey''', of Greenwich in Greater London. |
He was married to the author [[Marina Vaizey]]; their son is the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]] politician [[Edward Vaizey]]. | He was married to the author [[Marina Vaizey]]; their son is the [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservative]] politician [[Edward Vaizey]]. | ||
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John Ernest Vaizey, Baron Vaizey (1 October 1929 – 19 July 1984), was a British economist. Vaizey was an alumnus of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Vaizey was a former member of the Fabian Society and the Labour Party who became frineds with Margaret Thatcher in the early 1970s. In december 1980 he publicly declared support for the Conservative Party.[1]
On 23 June 1970, he was created a life peer with the title Baron Vaizey, of Greenwich in Greater London.
He was married to the author Marina Vaizey; their son is the Conservative politician Edward Vaizey.
References
- ^ Richard Cockett, (1994)Thinking the Unthinkable, p. 229-230.
