Dame Anetan Brooke, who became the longest working female Liberal Democrat MP, died at the age of 78.
Dame Anetan served mid-dorset and North Pule constituency in Parliament from 2001 to 2015 and was elected MP in 2010.
A teacher of economics at Ilsbury and then Bornemouth, she was also a tutor with Open University for 20 years.
His constituency was won by conservatives in 2015, although he supported the leader of BCP Council Vicky Slade. Receiving it in 2024,
In a tribute, Ms. Slade said that Dame Anet “was a champion for social justice, a champion for the MP of the most incredible constituency, who we had asked for”.
He said, “He had a great impact to bring many local people into politics in Liberal Democrats and people at the door still talk about them with real love, remembering how he personally helped him,” he said.
Dame Anetan Brook had a strong interest in developing countries and campaigned for microfinance to help the world’s poorest people become self -sufficient.
In Parliament he spoke on home matters under Charles Kennedy, and then proceeded to develop Liberal Democrats on children, schools and families.
The final Harry Potter Book was being released in Braille on the same day, which was in the form of print version when he advocated for disabled children.
He spent 17 years as a pole councilor, overseeing the council’s move for unitative authority.
Dame Annett listed his interests as reading, going to the gym and shopping with their daughters.
When she stepped from Westminster politics, she kept a strong interest in the Dorset political life with her husband Mike, a Pule Councilor, while supporting Dementia Charity.
His campaign often spreads to others. Hosting a refugee family from Ukraine Took to the media to support their argument To change the rules on the use of cars from abroad.
Dame Annett Brooke never fulfilled the ambition of a childhood, which to become the first female Chancellor of Daskure, but as a campaign liberal democrats she made a specific contribution to local and national public life.