Until her retirement in 1931 she worked relentlessly for the working class of her constituency, serving on numerous committees concerned with health and welfare services - leading campaigns for free school milk, children's play parks, municipal wash houses and the city's first family planning clinic.
The report, for example, that our elected officials, just yesterday voted against the wishes of the majority of their constituency serves only as the latest illustration.
Once home, he was elected to the British House of Commons for various constituencies (1826 35), served as chairman of the South Australian Colonization Commissioners (1835), and was a major shareholder in the newspaper Globe and Traveller.
MPs across all parties whose constituencies are served by Southern have pressed for action before now and some were further incensed by the new timetable threatening to cut off train services.
That Charles struggled with alcohol is no secret to people in Westminster, or in the Highlands constituency he served so well, for so long, until the SNP tide swept away all but one Scottish Lib Dem at the election last month.
First Group, which has faced numerous shareholder revolts over executive pay in recent years, although without suffering absolute defeats, can claim at least to be a step ahead of May, whose constituency is served by its Great Western trains.
The fact that the Wolverhampton South West MP made the speech was good for the constituency he served because the reaction against it led to better community relations in Wolverhampton than almost anywhere else in the country.
Campbell wrote: "That Charles struggled with alcohol is no secret to people in Westminster, or in the Highlands constituency he served so well, for so long, until the SNP tide swept away all but one Scottish Lib Dem at the election last month.
