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Bambos Charalambous parents-British politician, Charalambos “Bambos” Charalambous was born on December 2, 1967 in Haringey, London, England.

Charalambous was raised in Bowes Park in north London. His parents are from Kalo Chorio and Fasoulla in Cyprus, both of which are close to Limassol.

Tottenhall Infants’ School, St. Michael-at-Bowes Junior School, Chace Boys’ Comprehensive School, Tottenham College, and Liverpool Polytechnic (now Liverpool John Moores University) are where he received his education. He is currently a school governor at St. Michael-at-Bowes Junior School.

He read for a law degree, and in 1990, he was chosen to serve as the Students’ Union’s vice president.

Bambos Charalambous career

Charalambous is a solicitor who was a member of the housing litigation team for Hackney Council before and after being elected as an MP.

For 24 years, Charalambous represented the Palmers Green ward on the Enfield Council. Additionally, he held the position of Associate Cabinet Member for Youth, Culture, Localism, and Leisure.

In the 2005 election for Epping Forest, Eleanor Laing of the Conservative Party defeated Labour’s Charalambous.

After running for Enfield Southgate in 2010 and 2015, he was elected in 2017 and succeeded in unseating David Burrowes, who had represented the area as an MP since 2005.

A member of the Justice Select Committee was Charalambous. The All-Party Parliamentary Groups on London, Cyprus, Crossrail Two, Autism, Sex Equality, Music, Global Education For All, and London’s Planning and Built Environment were also among the organizations he participated in.

He was chosen to serve as Rebecca Long-Bailey’s Parliamentary Private Secretary (PPS) for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy in January 2018.

He was chosen to serve as an Opposition (Labour) Whip in December 2018. In January 2020, Charalambous was named as a Shadow Minister for Justice.

Keir Starmer joined the shadow Home Office team as the Shadow Minister for Crime Reduction and Courts after being elected Labour leader in April 2020.

In a minor job shift in May 2021, Charalambous switched places with Holly Lynch to become the Shadow Minister for Immigration.

He was removed from office as a Labor MP in June 2023 as a result of a claim “that requires investigation by the Labor Party.”