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Michael Carr (Liberal Democrat politician)
Michael Carr (born 31 January 1946) is a British teacher, lecturer and politician for the Liberal Democrats. Originally a teacher, Carr became active in politics as a Conservative councillor before joining the Social Democratic Party. After two unsuccessful general election candidacies, Carr won a sensational by-election victory in 1991 to become the Member of Parliament (MP) for Ribble Valley. His victory was short-lived as he lost the seat in the general election that followed a year later, and he twice failed to regain it.
==Early life==
Carr was born in Preston,〔Nicholas Wood, "Cool Lancastrian turns giant-killer", ''The Times'', 8 March 1991.〕 and grew up in the Ribble Valley village of Sabden.〔Alan Travis, "Quiet man's big day", ''The Guardian'', 8 March 1991, p. 6.〕 He was educated at St Josephs College, Blackpool, and the Catholic College, Preston.〔"The Times Guide to the House of Commons 1983", Revised and updated edition, Times Books, 1984, p. 191.〕 After a year as an engineering apprentice, Carr became a local government administrative officer in 1964. He left this job four years later to work as a partner in the family newsagents.〔
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