UK Government Special Advisers 2010 Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition
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Special Advisors to the Liberal-Conservative Coalition Government 2010
The UK government spent £6.8 million on special advisors in the Financial Year 2009-2010. This page lists the current governments special advisors, by department as of June 2010.[1]
Prime Minister
Andy Coulson | Edward Llewellyn | Kate Fall | Jonny Oates | Gabby Bertin | Tim Chatwin | Steve Hilton | Polly Mackenzie | Henry Macrory | James O'Shaughnessy | Liz Sugg | Peter Campbell | Sean Kemp | Gavin Lockhart | Michael Salter | Rohan Silva | Sean Worth | James McGrory
Deputy Prime Minister
Lena Pietsch | Richard Reeves | Alison Suttie | Chris Saunders
Secretary of State
Arminka Helic | Denzil Davidson
Chancellor
Rupert Harrison | Eleanor Shawcross | Ramesh Chhabra | Poppy Mitchell-Rose
Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State for Justice
Home Office
Fiona Cunningham | Nick Timothy
Defence
Business Innovation & Skills
Work and Pensions
Susie Squire | Philippa Stroud
Energy and Climate Change
Health
Education
Henry de Zoete | Elena Narozanski
Communities and Local Government
Giles Kenningham | Sheridan Westlake
Transport
Environment Food & Rural Affairs
International Development
Phillipa Buckley | Richard Parr
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Culture, Media, the Olympics & Sport
Chief Secretary
Minister Without Portfolio
Leader of the House of Lords
Cabinet Office, Paymaster General
Minister of State Cabinet Office
Minister of State, Universities & Business
Leader of the House of Commons
Chief Whip
Notes
- ↑ Written Ministerial Statement, List of Special Advisors, Prime Minister, 10-June-2010