Dr William Job Collins

Born 9 May 1859, died 11 December 1946. Vice Chairman London County Council 1896 – 1897, Chairman 1897 – 1898. Became a doctor. Knighted 1902. Chancellor of University of London 1907-9, 1911-12. 1892 elected London County Council for St Pancras. 1904 first Chairman LCC of the education committee. 1906-10 Liberal MP for St Pancras and 1917-18 Derby. Member of the royal commission on vaccination (1889-96), being an opponent of vaccination, and various other medical related parliamentary etc activities. British government plenipotentiary at international opium conferences at The Hague 1911-12, 1913 and 1914. Also involved in charitable and medical-political organizations. Various government committees. Involved in securing LCC approval of Kingsway and Aldwych.

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