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Stanley Ivan Lovatt

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Ron Prosor (left) and Stanley Lovatt (right), as identified by the editor, apparently at Lovatt's appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland, 2011
Born September 1942[1][2] Glasgow (birth registered in Pollok)[2]
Occupation Businessman; Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland (installed 2011)
Spouse(s) Carole Lovatt (née Haase; married 1971)[3]
Children Gillian Barmack (born 1972); Mark Warren Lovatt (born 1975); Adam Lovatt (born 1984)[4]
Stanley Lovatt. Source
Carole Lovatt and Stanley Lovatt at Stanley’s appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland, May 2011. Source
Stanley Lovatt (left) with Glasgow Jewish Representative Council president Edward Isaacs, during Stanley’s appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland, at a ceremony held in the City Chambers, May 2011. Source
Carole Lovatt and Stanley Lovatt at Stanley’s appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland, May 2011. Source
Lovatt at his appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel, 2011. Source
Stanley Lovatt (left) with Jewish Telegraph Editor Paul Harris, 2011. Source
As quoted from SCOJEC, Lovatt speaking 'following the barbaric attack by Hamas on innocent civilians in Israel’, 2023. Source
Honorary Consul of Israel in Scotland Stanley Lovatt and UJIA Scotland campaign director Ruth Grace, 2015. Source
Lovatt and Colin Powell, 2006. Source
From left, East Renfrewshire MP Paul Masterton, Honorary Consul for Israel in Scotland Stanley Lovatt and Scottish Conservative deputy leader and Eastwood MSP Jackson Carlaw, 2018. Source
From left, Stanley Lovatt, Calderwood chaplain Rabbi Moshe Rubin, Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis and GJRC immediate past president Paul Morron, 2017 Source
From left, former Glasgow City Council leader Gordon Matheson, Centre for Israel Scotland Relations director Ruth Kennedy, ISF artistic director Hadar Galron and Stanley Lovatt, 2017 Source
Stanley Lovatt and Scottish WIZO Council chairman Deirdre Bernard at the launch of the WIZO Women and Their Olive Trees Exhibition, in the Glasgow University Chapel, 2017 Source
Pictured at the Judaism Modernity Conference are, from left, Stanley Lovatt, Yisroel Roll, Rabbi YY Rubinstein, Rabbi Osher Jacobs, Rabbi Berel Wein, Professor Natan Aviezer and Rabbi Michoel Fletcher, 2021 Source
Lovatt presenting Joan Didion with a trees certificate, 2022. Source
Student chaplain Rabbi Yossi Bodenheim (left) with Stanley Lovatt, 2018. Source
National Holocaust Memorial Day Scotland event. From left, Stanley Lovatt, guest speaker Martin Stern, Interfaith Scotland chairman Alan Kay and Scotland’s senior minister Rabbi Moshe Rubin, 2019 Source
Stanley Lovatt (right) with Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, 2017. Source



JNF KKL Scotland committee members and helpers. Back from left, Guy Cowan, Josh Cowan, Charles Barnett and David Osdin; front from left, Simon Haniford, chairman David Links, Laurence Haniford, Colin Cowan, Samuel Groundland and president Stanley Lovatt, Jewish Telegraph, 22 November 2018

Stanley Ivan Lovatt (Date of birth September 1942) is a Glasgow based Zionist activist. He was installed as the Honorary Consul in Scotland of the State of Israel in 2011.[5] He is a member of the Lovatt family of Glasgow based Zionists. His birth was registered in Pollok, Glasgow, in 1942,[2] and he married Carole Haase in Glasgow in 1971.[3] The ScotlandsPeople birth index records three Lovatt births with the mother's maiden name Haase, all registered at Martha Street, Glasgow: Gillian Susan (1972), Mark Warren (1975) and Adam Michael (1984). Together with the 1971 marriage, this identifies them as the children of Stanley and Carole Lovatt.[4]

Affiliations

Family

Carole Lovatt | Gillian Barmack | Mark Warren Lovatt | Adam Lovatt

Lovatt married Carole Haase in 1971.[3] Their children, per the ScotlandsPeople birth index (mother's maiden name Haase), are Gillian Barmack (born Gillian Susan Lovatt, 1972), Mark Warren Lovatt (1975) and Adam Michael Lovatt (1984).[4]

A Jewish Telegraph photo gallery dated 3 June 2011, of the ceremony appointing Lovatt as Israel's Honorary Consul in Scotland in May 2011, carries the caption: "PROUD FAMILY: Back from left, Gillian Barmack, Carole Lovatt, Adam Lovatt and Neville Barmack; middle from left, Stanley Lovatt, Gabrielle Barmack, Adam Lovatt and Einav Leshetz. They were attending Stanley’s appointment as Honorary Consul of Israel in" (the caption ends there on the page). The caption names two people as Adam Lovatt.[7]

Resources

Charity trusteeships

Charity trusteeships
Charity Role From To Source
JNF Charitable Trust (225910) Director (trustee) 1 February 1996 23 May 2006 [8]

Companies

Companies House lists the following appointments for Stanley Lovatt.[1]

Appointments at Companies House
Company Number Role Appointed Resigned Company status
Buddies Gin Limited SC677639 Director 15 October 2020 29 June 2026 Active
Elbr Holdings Limited SC625723 Director 27 March 2019 – Dissolved
Media Monty Limited SC502444 Director 26 January 2018 3 November 2022 Active
Direct Financial Reclaim Ltd 07098641 Director 11 October 2013 9 October 2018 Active
Brugus Estates (Glasgow) Ltd SC339313 Director 11 March 2008 – Dissolved
The Kkl Charitable Trust 03726261 Director 24 October 2007 6 June 2017 Active
The Kkl (Scotland) Charitable Trust SC316740 Director 16 February 2007 8 March 2011 Active
Innovations International Ltd. SC209455 Secretary 26 July 2000 – Dissolved
Innovations International Ltd. SC209455 Director 26 July 2000 – Dissolved
JNF Charitable Trust 00355248 Director 1 February 1996 23 May 2006 Active
Brugus Estates Limited SC083385 Director 13 February 1989 – Active
Bruce Properties Limited SC120765 Director before 1992 – Active
Bruce Finance Limited SC065766 Director before 1992 – Active
High Street Management Limited SC084809 Director before 1992 – Active
A. Bruce Limited SC014346 Director before 1992 – Active
Gilmarad Limited SC093068 Director before 1992 – Active

JNF event for Rangers v Beitar Jerusalem, 1998

On 29 October 2021 the Jewish Telegraph published a Facebook post with photographs, stating: "October: Glasgow Rangers hosted Beitar Jerusalem in the UEFA Cup. To celebrate the tie, Stanley Lovatt arranged a JNF event which saw fans attend the match and enjoy a buffet. Pictures on this page are all taken at the event".[9] The only UEFA Cup tie between Rangers and Beitar Jerusalem was in the first round of the 1998–99 competition; the second leg was played at Ibrox, Rangers winning 4–2 (5–3 on aggregate).[10] Gersnet's results database dates the Ibrox match to Thursday 1 October 1998;[11] EuroCupsHistory gives 29 September 1998.[12] The Jewish National Fund is the organisation referred to as "JNF" in the post.

  • Screenshot of the Jewish Telegraph Facebook post of 29 October 2021, with a photo taken at the JNF event for Rangers v Beitar Jerusalem.

  • Screenshot of the Jewish Telegraph Facebook post of 29 October 2021, with a photo taken at the JNF event for Rangers v Beitar Jerusalem.

  • Screenshot of the Jewish Telegraph Facebook post of 29 October 2021, with a photo taken at the JNF event for Rangers v Beitar Jerusalem. A commenter (Rob Miller) tagged Suzy Links McArthur, Steven Links and Nikki Hollyman.

Links to Israel and the IDF

Stanley Lovatt is recorded as a trustee of JNF Charitable Trust (from 1 February 1996 to 23 May 2006).[8] Support relevant to the Israel Defense Forces documented in the charity's records: grants to the Benji Hillman Foundation (lone soldiers); the Derech Eretz and Haluzit pre-army programmes; the Nachshon pre-army campus; Meitarim Lachish; Matnat Shichrur; and Beit Halochem UK. Amounts and years: Benji Hillman Foundation about £430,000 (2012–20); pre-army programmes about £1.09m (2012–20); Beit Halochem UK £92,131 (2025 report); about £1.61m documented in total.[13] None of the years covered by these figures fall within Stanley Lovatt's recorded tenure; the figures do not cover earlier or later years.

Notes on identity matching

The Companies House record is linked because the officer appears on the officer list of the charity's own company, under a matching name (born September 1942). The officer record's date of birth (September 1942) and its appointments at The KKL (Scotland) Charitable Trust, The KKL Charitable Trust and Bruce Properties Limited match the details already given on this page.

Notes

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Companies House, Stanley Ivan LOVATT – appointments (officer ID y7t03xYyICZG-oe-hga3nj7MY7E; 16 appointment(s); date of birth September 1942), accessed 21 October 2026.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 ScotlandsPeople, Statutory Registers index, births: Stanley Ivan Lovatt, 1942, registration district Pollok, ref. 644/18/925, accessed 29 October 2026.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 ScotlandsPeople, Statutory Registers index, marriages: Stanley Ivan Lovatt and Carole Haase, 1971, registration district Glasgow, ref. 644/2/285, accessed 29 October 2026.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 ScotlandsPeople, Statutory Registers index, births, searched by surname Lovatt and mother's maiden name Haase, from 1942 (three entries, all registered at Glasgow, Martha Street): Gillian Susan Lovatt, 1972, ref. 613/811; Mark Warren Lovatt, 1975, ref. 610/334; Adam Michael Lovatt, 1984, ref. 613/622; accessed 29 October 2026.
  5. ↑ https://archive.ph/IbWEZ
  6. ↑ https://www.jewishglasgow.org/honorary-consul-for-israel-in-scotland/
  7. ↑ Jewish Telegraph, "Ceremony to Appoint Stanley Lovatt as Israel’s Honorary Consul in Scotland – May 2011: Hon Consul 7", photo gallery, 3 June 2011, accessed 29 October 2026.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Companies House, JNF Charitable Trust (00355248) – officers, accessed 21 October 2026.
  9. ↑ Jewish Telegraph, Facebook post, 29 October 2021 (photographs captioned as taken at the event).
  10. ↑ The Herald, "Ibrox men display their attacking skills and defensive errors in equal measure: Gattuso's quick-fire start as Rangers ease through", accessed 29 October 2026.
  11. ↑ Gersnet, "1998-99" results database, accessed 29 October 2026.
  12. ↑ EuroCupsHistory, "Rangers vs Beitar Jerusalem – 4:2 (2:1) – UEFA Cup 1998/99", accessed 29 October 2026.
  13. ↑ Charity Commission, JNF Charitable Trust (225910): accounts and annual returns Register of Charities, accessed 21 October 2026.


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