Laura Perrins (née McGowan, born 1981)[1] is the Irish co-founder and co-editor of The Conservative Woman.
She went on to qualify as a barrister for England and Wales in 2006, having gained a Master of Laws (LLM) from University of Cambridge.
[citation needed] Perrins gave up work as a barrister to look after her children, and has become an active campaigner for the rights of stay-at-home parents,[4] rising to prominence in 2013 after confronting the then deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, on this topic during his weekly LBC radio show.
[5] Perrins has appeared on Question Time, Any Questions,[6] the Today programme and Woman's Hour, reviews the papers on BBC News, and Sophy Ridge on Sunday and on numerous occasions on Sky News as well as Today with Seán O'Rourke on RTÉ.
Perrins lives with her husband and three children in East Dulwich, London.