Major The Right Honourable Gwilym Lloyd George, 1st Viscount Tenby, T.D., P.C.
- Born: 4 December 1894
- Died: 14 February 1967
Known as[]
- 1894-1922: Mr. Gwilym Lloyd George
- 1922-1924: Major Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D., M.P.
- 1924-1929: Major Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D.
- 1929-1941: Major Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D., M.P.
- 1941-1950: Major The Rt. Hon. Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D., M.P.
- 1950-1951: Major The Rt. Hon. Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D.
- 1951-1957: Major The Rt. Hon. Gwilym Lloyd George, T.D., M.P.
- 1957-1967: Major The Viscount Tenby, T.D., P.C.
Education[]
- Eastbourne College
- Jesus College, Cambridge
Offices[]
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade, 1939-1941
- Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food, 1941-1942
- Minister of Fuel and Power, 1942-1945
- Minister of Food, 1951-1954
- Secretary of State for the Home Department, 1954-1957
Peerage Titles[]
- Viscount Tenby, 1957
Privy Council[]
- Privy Councillor, 1941
Parliamentary Seats[]
- Member of Parliament for Pembrokeshire, 1922-1924, 1929-1950
- Member of Parliament for North Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1951-1957
Other Positions[]
- Managind Director of United Newspapers, 1925
- President of the University College of Swansea
- President of the London Welsh Rugby Football Club
- President of the Football Association of Wales
- President of the Fleming Memorial Fund for Medical Research, 1961
| Preceded by: Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe |
Home Secretary 1954–1957 |
Succeeded by: R. A. Butler |