Gillon, Karen (1967–)
Gillon, Karen (1967–)
Scottish politician. Name variations: Karen Turnbull. Born Karen Turnbull, 1967, in Edinburgh, Scotland; m. James Gillon.
Served as personal assistant to Helen Liddell (MP, 1997); representing Labour for Clydesdale, was the 1st woman elected to the Scottish Parliament.
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