Stella Creasy is young, female and very blonde, which would describe any number of aides around Parliament. But there aren’t a whole lot of anecdotes about this British politician being mistaken for a secretary or an intern.
There is one: In 2011, a year after she was elected to the House of Commons for the opposition Labour Party, Ms. Creasy got into an elevator in Westminster and was stopped by a male legislator from the Conservative Party. Andrew Robathan, a junior defense minister, told her that it was reserved for members of Parliament only. He thought she was a researcher.
We invite you to read the full article published August 20, 2013
Stella Creasy is young, female and very blonde, which would describe any number of aides around Parliament. But there aren’t a whole lot of anecdotes about this British politician being mistaken for a secretary or an intern.
There is one: In 2011, a year after she was elected to the House of Commons for the opposition Labour Party, Ms. Creasy got into an elevator in Westminster and was stopped by a male legislator from the Conservative Party. Andrew Robathan, a junior defense minister, told her that it was reserved for members of Parliament only. He thought she was a researcher.
We invite you to read the full article published August 20, 2013