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5 (3) Arbury Road, Cambridge

History of 5 Arbury Road

1962

Albert E Stubbs

1962 01 05
Alderman Albert Ernest Stubbs died at his home in Arbury Road. A Yorkshire man by birth, he came to Cambridge in 1914 and was for some years employed by the CDN as a rotary printing machinist in charge of the printing presses. In 1917 he’d been a member of the Agricultural Wages Committee and during the war was appointed to the County War Agricultural Executive Council. Ald Stubbs had an active political career on both County and Town Councils and was elected as Cambridgeshire’s first Labour MP in 1945, serving until 1950. 62 01 05b. Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge Arbury and King’s Hedges Scrapbook 1897 to 1990.

Death of Albert Stubbs MP, (Lab – Cambridge County 1945-50) in 1962

Sources

  • Mike Petty Archive

Projects

  • Arbury Road

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