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 *[[Family Education Trust]] - was a sponsor until her death in 2002 and a 'valued advisor' to the Trust's Founder President [[Valerie Riches]].<ref> Valerie Riches, [http://www.famyouth.org.uk/bulletin.php?number=109 Bulletin No. 109 Autumn 2002: The Baroness Young, DL], Family Education Trust website </ref> | [[Christian Institute]], patron until her death.<ref>Baroness Young ''The Times'' (London), September 7, 2002, Saturday Features; 37</ref>
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 ==Affiliations==
 *[[Family Education Trust]] - was a sponsor until her death in 2002 and a 'valued advisor' to the Trust's Founder President [[Valerie Riches]].<ref> Valerie Riches, [http://www.famyouth.org.uk/bulletin.php?number=109 Bulletin No. 109 Autumn 2002: The Baroness Young, DL], Family Education Trust website </ref> | [[Christian Institute]], patron until her death.<ref>Baroness Young ''The Times'' (London), September 7, 2002, Saturday Features; 37</ref>
 *[[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Shale Gas Regulation and Planning]] – Member

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 ==Affiliations==
 *[[Family Education Trust]] - was a sponsor until her death in 2002 and a 'valued advisor' to the Trust's Founder President [[Valerie Riches]].<ref> Valerie Riches, [http://www.famyouth.org.uk/bulletin.php?number=109 Bulletin No. 109 Autumn 2002: The Baroness Young, DL], Family Education Trust website </ref> | [[Christian Institute]], patron until her death.<ref>Baroness Young ''The Times'' (London), September 7, 2002, Saturday Features; 37</ref>
 *[[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Shale Gas Regulation and Planning]] – Member

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	Janet Mary Baker Young, Baroness Young PC (23 October 1926 – 6 September 2002), was a British [[Conservative Party\|Conservative]] politician. She served as the first ever female Leader of the [[House of Lords]] from 1981 to 1983, first as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and from 1982 as Lord Privy Seal.		Janet Mary Baker Young, Baroness Young PC (23 October 1926 – 6 September 2002), was a British [[Conservative Party\|Conservative]] politician. She served as the first ever female Leader of the [[House of Lords]] from 1981 to 1983, first as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and from 1982 as Lord Privy Seal.

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 [[Tim Montgomerie]], then Chairman of the [[Conservative Christian Fellowship]], said that "Baroness Young led a life of great service to Christian causes. She defended marriage and the family against an onslaught of damaging legislation in recent years. Unlike many of today's politicians and churchleaders, she refused to accept that the breakdown of the family was inevitable and she invested every effort into standing up for the interests of vulnerable children. If only more Christians followed her example and sought political office, the country would, perhaps, not face the same difficulties that it does. She will be sadly missed."<ref>[http://www.christian.org.uk/issues/archive_html/loose_pages/tributes.htm Christian Institute tribute to Baroness Young]</ref>
-Lord Strathclyde, shadow leader of the Lords, said he was "deeply saddened" to hear of her death. He said: "She had fought her illness with an immense courage that was an inspiration to all who knew her and with that spirit of unflinching Christian faith that was the core of her life...
+Lord Strathclyde, shadow leader of the Lords, said: "She had fought her illness with an immense courage that was an inspiration to all who knew her and with that spirit of unflinching Christian faith that was the core of her life.."
 :In later life Janet Young became known to millions of people in connection with her many campaigns, most notably in connection with family values and for the protection of children. Indeed, she became a household name, with a personal postbag that was probably larger than that of any peer. Whether you agreed with her or not, no-one could fail to be impressed by her integrity, her courtesy, the clarity with which she always expressed her views and her immense personal kindness. She was a trusted friend and a wise counsellor, a giant figure in the House of Lords and, indeed, her public life. She will be sorely missed now. But she will be long-remembered. <ref> The Telegraph, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1406473/Baroness-Janet-Young-dies.html Baroness Janet Young dies], 06 Sep 2002 </ref>

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	[[Tim Montgomerie]], then Chairman of the [[Conservative Christian Fellowship]], said that "Baroness Young led a life of great service to Christian causes. She defended marriage and the family against an onslaught of damaging legislation in recent years. Unlike many of today's politicians and churchleaders, she refused to accept that the breakdown of the family was inevitable and she invested every effort into standing up for the interests of vulnerable children. If only more Christians followed her example and sought political office, the country would, perhaps, not face the same difficulties that it does. She will be sadly missed."<ref>[http://www.christian.org.uk/issues/archive_html/loose_pages/tributes.htm Christian Institute tribute to Baroness Young]</ref>		[[Tim Montgomerie]], then Chairman of the [[Conservative Christian Fellowship]], said that "Baroness Young led a life of great service to Christian causes. She defended marriage and the family against an onslaught of damaging legislation in recent years. Unlike many of today's politicians and churchleaders, she refused to accept that the breakdown of the family was inevitable and she invested every effort into standing up for the interests of vulnerable children. If only more Christians followed her example and sought political office, the country would, perhaps, not face the same difficulties that it does. She will be sadly missed."<ref>[http://www.christian.org.uk/issues/archive_html/loose_pages/tributes.htm Christian Institute tribute to Baroness Young]</ref>
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		+	Lord Strathclyde, shadow leader of the Lords, said he was "deeply saddened" to hear of her death. He said: "She had fought her illness with an immense courage that was an inspiration to all who knew her and with that spirit of unflinching Christian faith that was the core of her life...
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		+	:In later life Janet Young became known to millions of people in connection with her many campaigns, most notably in connection with family values and for the protection of children. Indeed, she became a household name, with a personal postbag that was probably larger than that of any peer. Whether you agreed with her or not, no-one could fail to be impressed by her integrity, her courtesy, the clarity with which she always expressed her views and her immense personal kindness. She was a trusted friend and a wise counsellor, a giant figure in the House of Lords and, indeed, her public life. She will be sorely missed now. But she will be long-remembered. <ref> The Telegraph, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/1406473/Baroness-Janet-Young-dies.html Baroness Janet Young dies], 06 Sep 2002 </ref>

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