10 Facts About Catherine Fall

Catherine Susan "Kate" Fall, Baroness Fall was born on 1967 and is a British peer and political advisor.

Catherine Fall served as Deputy Chief of Staff for David Cameron when he was prime minister and became a life peer in September 2015.

Catherine Fall was educated at Cobham Hall, Kent, King's School, Canterbury, and St Hilda's College, Oxford, where she met Cameron while both were studying Philosophy, Politics and Economics.

Catherine Fall worked with George Osborne at the Conservative Research Department, and became one of the Notting Hill set.

Catherine Fall was reported to be Osborne's girlfriend during the 1990s.

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Catherine Fall then worked in Michael Howard's business liaison unit, during his leadership of the Conservative Party and of the Opposition, before becoming a director of the think-tank The Atlantic Partnership.

Catherine Fall became Cameron's private office secretary after he was elected in 2005 to replace Howard as the Leader of the Conservative Party.

In 2011, Catherine Fall was ranked by the Evening Standard as one of the 100 most influential people in London.

Catherine Fall was nominated for a life peerage in Cameron's Dissolution Honours List in August 2015, gazetted in September 2015.

In March 2020, Catherine Fall published a memoir of her time in government, The Gatekeeper: Life at the Heart of Number 10.