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| − | '''Christopher Parr''' previously worked as a private secretary to former deputy Prime Minister [[John Prescott]], where for three years Parr "played a major role at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, advising on housing issues and the department's efforts to foster sustainable communities" | + | '''Christopher Parr''' previously worked as a private secretary to former deputy Prime Minister [[John Prescott]], where for three years Parr "played a major role at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, advising on housing issues and the department's efforts to foster sustainable communities".<ref name="Bell">Staff writers, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/search/534025/Bell-Pottinger-appoints-former-New-Labour-aides/ Bell Pottinger appoints former New Labour aides]", ''PR Week UK'', 05.01.06, accessed 20.09.10</ref> |
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Christopher Parr previously worked as a private secretary to former deputy Prime Minister John Prescott, where for three years Parr "played a major role at the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister, advising on housing issues and the department's efforts to foster sustainable communities".[1]
He joined lobbying firm Bell Pottinger Public Affairs as an account director in January 2006.<ref name="Bell/">
Contact, Resources, Notes
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- ↑ Staff writers, "Bell Pottinger appoints former New Labour aides", PR Week UK, 05.01.06, accessed 20.09.10
