Ann Jones

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For the British Table tennis player, see Ann Haydon-Jones

Ann Jones (born 1953) is a Welsh Labour politician and a memebr of the Welsh Assembly Government.

Jones was educated in Rhyl, and was a Rhyl Town Councillor and a Denbighshire County Councillor, as well as a Fire Brigades Union national official.

Jones was elected to the National Assembly for Wales in 1999, she represents the Vale of Clwyd. Jones is presently Chair of Local Government and Public Services Committee.

Her political interests include education, tourism, community safety, regeneration and Social Policy & the Emergency Services.

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