Early Life
He was born at 40 Queensway, Frodsham in Cheshire to Thomas Darlington Marsden, a Distribution Manager and Labour Councillor and Audrey Stott, a school teacher and he was educated at Helsby High School. Marsden completed a Diploma in Building Studies at Mid-Cheshire College in 1986, but withdrew from completing a civil engineering degree after the first three years at Teesside Polytechnic in 1990. Studying part-time, he passed a Diploma in Management at the Open University and a Diploma in Business Excellence at Newcastle College. Prior to his political career, he worked as a Quality Manager at Taylor Woodrow between 1990–94, Management Consultant at NatWest Bank 1994-96 and as a Total Quality Facilitator at Mitel from 1996 until the general election in 1997.
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