1. Nanette Lilian Margaret Milne was born on 27 April 1942 and is a former Scottish Conservative Party politician.
17 Facts About Nanette Milne
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Nanette Milne served as a Member of the Scottish Parliament for North East Scotland from 2003 to 2016.
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Nanette Milne's parents were Hannah L C Gordon and Harold G Gordon.
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Nanette Milne attended the Aberdeen High School for Girls, going on to study medicine at the University of Aberdeen graduating with an MBChB in 1965.
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Nanette Milne married Alan Milne in 1965, and together they had two children.
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Nanette Milne originally started as a grassroots activist, she then moved on to the committee of her local branch.
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Nanette Milne then became Chair of her constituency association, and from 1989 to 1993 was Vice-Chair of the Scottish Conservative Party.
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Nanette Milne stood for election to the Scottish Parliament in Aberdeen South in 1999.
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Nanette Milne then stood for the Westminster seat of Gordon in the 2001 UK general election and then stood for Gordon again in the 2003 Scottish Parliament elections where she came second to the Liberal Democrats and increased the Conservatives' share of the vote.
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Nanette Milne was elected as one of three North East Conservative list MSPs.
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From 1988 to 1999, Milne was elected to Aberdeen City Council for the Cults ward.
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Nanette Milne was involved in Aberdeen International Youth Festival as a trustee, supporter and "Friend" of the festival.
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Nanette Milne became a trustee of the Aberdeen-Gomel Trust, formed after the Chernobyl disaster, and remains an active member of the Friends of Gomel.
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Nanette Milne served as a governor on the University of Aberdeen Court, and she spearheaded the formation of an informal Alumnus group of Aberdeen graduates that work within the Scottish Parliament.
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Nanette Milne stood in the Gordon constituency for the 2007 Scottish elections.
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Nanette Milne came third, behind the SNP's Alex Salmond and the Liberal Democrats Nora Radcliffe.
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Nanette Milne was elected as a member on the Regional list for the North East region.