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Peers to Write to Regarding Three-Parent Children Peers to write to regarding three-parent children You can write to as many Peers as you would like but might like to start with Peers whose surname begins with the same letter as yours to ensure as many Peers as possible are contacted. FULL TITLE SALUTATION The Lord Ahmed Lord Ahmed [email protected] The Lord Alton of Liverpool Lord Alton [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Anderson of Swansea Lord Anderson [email protected] The Lord Armstrong of Ilminster, GCB, CVO Lord Armstrong [email protected] The Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Lord Baldwin Unavailable The Lord Bell Lord Bell lord.bell@bell -pottinger.co.uk The Baroness Berridge Lady Berridge [email protected] The Lord Blackwell Lord Blackwell [email protected] The Lord Brennan, QC Lord Brennan [email protected] The Viscount Bridgeman Lord Bridgeman [email protected] The Rt Rev the Lord Bishop of Bristol Lord Bishop [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville, CH Lord Brooke [email protected] The Lord Browne of Belmont Lord Browne [email protected] The Rt Hon The Lord Browne of Ladyton PC Lord Browne [email protected] The Baroness Byford, DBE Lady Byford [email protected] The Most Rev and Rt Hon the Archbishop of Canterbury Archbishop [email protected] The Rt Rev. the Bishop of Carlisle Lord Bishop [email protected] The Lord Cavendish of Furness, DL Lord Cavendish [email protected] The Lord Clarke of Hampstead, CBE Lord Clarke [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Cope of Berkeley Lord Cope [email protected] The Lord Cormack Lord Cormack Unavailable The Lord Cotter Lord Cotter [email protected] Marshal of the Royal Air Force the Lord Craig of Radley, GCB Lord Craig [email protected] The Lord Crathorne Lord Crathorne [email protected] The Baroness Cumberlege, CBE, DL Lady Cumberlege [email protected] The Lord Curry of Kirkharle, CBE Lord Curry [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Deben PC Lord Deben [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Baroness Deech, DBE Lady Deech [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Denham, KBE Lord Denham Unavailable The Rt Rev. The Lord Eames OM Lord Eames [email protected] The Viscountess Eccles, Lady Eccles of Moulton, DL Lady Eccles [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Eden of Winton Lord Eden [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Elton Lord Elton Unavailable The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL Lady Emerton [email protected] The Lord Farmer Lord Farmer Unavailable The Lord Fearn, OBE Lord Fearn Unavailable The Baroness Fookes, DBE Lady Fookes [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Fowler Lord Fowler [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Freeman Lord Freeman [email protected] The Baroness Gardner of Parkes Lady Gardner [email protected] The Lord Geddes Lord Geddes [email protected] The Lord Glenarthur, DL Lord Glenarthur [email protected] The Lord Glentoran, CBE, DL Lord Glentoran [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Griffiths of Fforestfach Lord Griffiths Unavailable General The Lord Guthrie of Craigiebank, GCB, LVO, OBE Lord Guthrie [email protected] The Baroness Hanham, CBE Lady Hanham [email protected] The Lord Hastings of Scarisbrick, CBE Lord Hastings [email protected] The Lord Henley Lord Henley [email protected] The Lord Hennessy of Nympsfield Lord Hennessy [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Higgins, KBE, DL Lord Higgins [email protected] The Baroness Hollins Lady Hollins [email protected] The Earl of Home, CVO, CBE Lord Home [email protected] The Baroness Hooper Lady Hooper [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Hope of Craighead Lord Hope [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Hurd of Westwell, CH, CBE Lord Hurd Unavailable The Lord Hylton Lord Hylton [email protected] The Lord Imbert, QPM, JP Lord Imbert [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Lang of Monkton Lord Lang Unavailable The Baroness Liddell of Coatdyke Lady Liddell [email protected] The Earl of Lindsay Lord Lindsay [email protected] The Earl of Liverpool Lord Liverpool [email protected] The Most Hon. The Marquess of Lothian QC PC DL Lord Lothian [email protected] The Lord Lyell, DL Lord Lyell Unavailable The Lord MacLaurin of Knebworth Lord MacLaurin Unavailable The Lord Maginnis of Drumglass Lord Maginnis [email protected] The Lord Mancroft Lord Mancroft Unavailable The Lord Marlesford Lord Marlesford [email protected] The Countess of Swinton, Baroness Masham of Ilton, DL Lady Masham [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Mawhinney Lord Mawhinney [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord McAvoy Lord McAvoy [email protected] Professor the Lord McColl of Dulwich Lord McColl [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord McFall of Alcluith PC Lord McFall Unavailable His Grace the Duke of Montrose Duke of Montrose [email protected] The Baroness Morris of Bolton, OBE Lady Morris [email protected] The Lord Morrow Lord Morrow [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Naseby Lord Naseby [email protected] The Baroness O'Cathain, OBE Lady O'Cathain [email protected] The Lord Oxburgh, KBE, FRS Lord Oxburgh [email protected] The Lord Palmer Lord Palmer [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Parkinson Lord Parkinson [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Patten Lord Patten Unavailable The Rt Hon. The Lord Patten of Barnes Lord Patten [email protected] The Lord Pearson of Rannoch Lord Pearson [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Pendry Lord Pendry [email protected] The Baroness Rawlings Lady Rawlings [email protected] The Rt Hon The Lord Reid of Cardowan PC, Ph.D Lord Reid [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Renton of Mount Harry Lord Renton [email protected] The Lord Risby Lord Risby [email protected] The Lord Sanderson of Bowden, DL Lord Sanderson Unavailable The Baroness Seccombe, DBE Lady Seccombe [email protected] The Lord Selsdon Lord Selsdon [email protected] The Baroness Sharples Lady Sharples [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Baroness Shephard of Northwold Lady Shephard [email protected] The Earl of Shrewsbury and Waterford DL Lord Shrewsbury and [email protected] Waterford The Lord Singh of Wimbledon, CBE Lord Singh [email protected] The Lord Skelmersdale Lord Skelmersdale [email protected] The Viscount Slim, OBE, DL Lord Slim Unavailable The Lord Stevens of Ludgate Lord Stevens [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Stewartby Lord Stewartby Unavailable The Lord Stoddart of Swindon Lord Stoddart Unavailable The Rt Hon. The Lord Strathclyde Lord Strathclyde Unavailable The Lord Swinfen Lord Swinfen [email protected] The Lord Taylor of Warwick Lord Taylor [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Tebbit, CH Lord Tebbit [email protected] The Viscount Tenby Lord Tenby Unavailable The Lord Tombs Lord Tombs [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Touhig PC Lord Touhig [email protected] The Viscount Trenchard Lord Trenchard [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Viscount Ullswater, LVO Lord Ullswater [email protected] The Lord Vinson, LVO, DL Lord Vinson [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Waddington, DL, QC Lord Waddington [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Lord Wakeham, DL Lord Wakeham [email protected] The Lord Walpole Lord Walpole [email protected] The Baroness Wilcox Lady Wilcox [email protected] The Rt Hon. The Baroness Williams of Crosby Lady Williams [email protected] The Rt Rev and the Rt Hon the Lord Williams of Lord Williams [email protected] Oystermouth The Lord Willis of Knaresborough Lord Willis [email protected] The Lord Willoughby de Broke Lord Willoughby de [email protected] Broke The Most Rev. and Rt Hon. the Archbishop of York Archbishop [email protected] .
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