Lord Rees of Easton
The Lord Rees of Easton OBE · Labour
Lord Rees of Easton is a member of the House of Lords and has been since 4 February 2025. Their areas of interest and their entry in the Register of Lords' Interests are below.
- Party or group
- Labour
- How they came to the Lords
- Life peer
- In the Lords since
- 4 February 2025
Register of Lords' Interests
Entries as published by Parliament; most recent change 31 July 2026. The official register is the authoritative version.
Category 1: Remunerated employment etc.
- Director, Three and Two Ltd (personal services company for the member's consultancy work and public speaking); clients of Three and Two Ltd are: Ameresco, Inc. (energy) (interest ceased 31 January 2026); Cambridge Management Consulting; Mayors Migration Council; University of Pennsylvania (interest ceased 31 December 2025); Overseas Development Institute (think tank) (interest ceased 31 December 2025); GO fit (investors and deliverers of wellbeing infrastructure); and Repair Campaign (social movement for reparatory justice in the Caribbean, guided by the CARICOM Reparations Commission)
Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (a)
- Three and Two Ltd (personal services company for the member's consultancy work and public speaking)
Category 2: Shareholdings etc. (a)
- Civic Net Zero Limited
Category 3: Land and property
- Two residential properties in Bristol from which rental income is received
Category 4: Sponsorship
- The member receives research and advisory support from a policy adviser at the Refugee, Asylum and Migration Policy Project
Lord Rees of Easton on parliament.uk
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