Stunned silence greets Nadine Dorries' appointment as 10th culture secretary in 10 years
By Tom Walker
Nadine Dorries replaces Oliver Dowden in the role Credit: Official portrait of Nadine Dorries by Chris McAndrew, licensed under CC BY 3.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as Secretary of State for Digital, Media, Culture and Sport
Dorries is the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years
Her appointment has received a somewhat muted reception from the industry
What are your views on her appointment – let us know at: [email protected]
Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as the Secretary of State for Digital, Media, Culture and Sport in the UK – becoming the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years.
Her appointment has received a somewhat muted reception from the industries that she will be responsible for.
There has been a distinct lack of welcome messages from industry bodies and leaders, while we're being told 'no comment' and finding official comments impossible to source.
Dorries, who has served as MP for Mid Bedfordshire since 2005, is perhaps best known for her controversial appearance on the reality TV programme I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here in 2012, which earned her a six-month suspension from the Conservative whip.
What are your views on her appointment? What will Dorries bring to the table? We'd be interested to get your feedback.
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Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as the Secretary of State for Digital, Media,
Culture and
Sport – becoming the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years.
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Stunned silence greets Nadine Dorries' appointment as 10th culture secretary in 10 years
By Tom Walker
Nadine Dorries replaces Oliver Dowden in the role Credit: Official portrait of Nadine Dorries by Chris McAndrew, licensed under CC BY 3.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as Secretary of State for Digital, Media, Culture and Sport
Dorries is the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years
Her appointment has received a somewhat muted reception from the industry
What are your views on her appointment – let us know at: [email protected]
Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as the Secretary of State for Digital, Media, Culture and Sport in the UK – becoming the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years.
Her appointment has received a somewhat muted reception from the industries that she will be responsible for.
There has been a distinct lack of welcome messages from industry bodies and leaders, while we're being told 'no comment' and finding official comments impossible to source.
Dorries, who has served as MP for Mid Bedfordshire since 2005, is perhaps best known for her controversial appearance on the reality TV programme I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here in 2012, which earned her a six-month suspension from the Conservative whip.
What are your views on her appointment? What will Dorries bring to the table? We'd be interested to get your feedback.
Get involved in British Tourism Week from Monday 10 to Tuesday 18 March and help ...
Nadine Dorries has replaced Oliver Dowden as the Secretary of State for Digital, Media,
Culture and
Sport – becoming the 10th person to hold the role in the past 10 years.
Would you stop selling memberships to prevent your club getting overcrowded?
How do you strike the balance between maximising profits and prioritising
the member experience? Kath Hudson talks to the experts
After decades of focusing on adult audiences, operators are starting to engage young people – unlocking growth opportunities while supporting the health and wellbeing of future generations
Panatta brought together four of the most influential figures in bodybuilding history on the
stage of RiminiWellness 2026: Phil Heath, Lee Haney, Ronnie Coleman and Hany Rambod.