Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Revision history

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PR and lobbying firms

Melissa Jones at 00:12, 28 April 2015

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Melissa Jones at 00:12, 28 April 2015

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Josh Leeson at 15:22, 27 April 2015

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Josh Leeson at 17:11, 24 March 2015

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Olivia Rendall: /* Supported organisations */

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Supported organisations

Melissa Jones at 02:17, 17 January 2014

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Melissa Jones: /* Fracking opinion poll */

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Fracking opinion poll

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Melissa Jones at 02:13, 17 January 2014

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 ==PR and lobbying firms==
 *[[Deryn]], June 2013-November 2013<ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/13-NOV-REGISTER-26.2.1411.pdf Register for 1st September 2013 - 30th November 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 24 March 2015 </ref>
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−	[[File:Institution of Mechanical Engineers.JPG\|right\|thumb\|~~400px~~\|IMechE London office, 1 Birdcage Walk - two minute walk from Parliament]]	+	[[File:Institution of Mechanical Engineers.JPG\|right\|thumb\|300px\|IMechE London office, 1 Birdcage Walk - two minute walk from Parliament]]
	The [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] (IMechE), founded in 1847 and received a Royal Charter in 1930, is an independent professional engineering institution based in London. According to their website, their focus lies on promoting sustainable energy use, economic growth, safe and efficient transport systems, supporting product innovation, and inspiring, preparing and supporting tomorrow’s engineers.<ref>IMechE, [http://www.imeche.org/About-Us/about-the-institution About the Institution], accessed 30 Oct 2013.</ref>		The [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] (IMechE), founded in 1847 and received a Royal Charter in 1930, is an independent professional engineering institution based in London. According to their website, their focus lies on promoting sustainable energy use, economic growth, safe and efficient transport systems, supporting product innovation, and inspiring, preparing and supporting tomorrow’s engineers.<ref>IMechE, [http://www.imeche.org/About-Us/about-the-institution About the Institution], accessed 30 Oct 2013.</ref>

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 ==Fracking opinion poll==
-In January 2014 IMechE published the results of a survey which found that 47% of people in the UK would be unhappy for a gas well site using fracking to open within 10 miles of their home, compared with just 14% who said they would be happy.
+{{‪Template:Fracking badge‬}}In January 2014 IMechE published the results of a survey which found that 47% of people in the UK would be unhappy for a gas well site using fracking to open within 10 miles of their home, compared with just 14% who said they would be happy.
 [[Tim Fox]], head of energy and environment at the IMechE, said: "These poll results suggest that simply offering money to local councils and communities is not enough to convince the public about the benefits of fracking for gas and that much more work needs to be done to engage with citizens on this potential activity.

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		+	[[File:Institution of Mechanical Engineers.JPG\|right\|thumb\|400px\|IMechE London office, 1 Birdcage Walk - two minute walk from Parliament]]
	The [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] (IMechE), founded in 1847 and received a Royal Charter in 1930, is an independent professional engineering institution based in London. According to their website, their focus lies on promoting sustainable energy use, economic growth, safe and efficient transport systems, supporting product innovation, and inspiring, preparing and supporting tomorrow’s engineers.<ref>IMechE, [http://www.imeche.org/About-Us/about-the-institution About the Institution], accessed 30 Oct 2013.</ref>		The [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] (IMechE), founded in 1847 and received a Royal Charter in 1930, is an independent professional engineering institution based in London. According to their website, their focus lies on promoting sustainable energy use, economic growth, safe and efficient transport systems, supporting product innovation, and inspiring, preparing and supporting tomorrow’s engineers.<ref>IMechE, [http://www.imeche.org/About-Us/about-the-institution About the Institution], accessed 30 Oct 2013.</ref>

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 *[[Mark Hunt]], Deputy President
 *[[Richard Folkson]], Deputy President
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 ==Affiliations==
 ===Supported organisations===
-*The IMechE is listed as one of the funders of the [[Science Media Centre]] (since 2011).<ref>SMC, [http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Science-Media-Centre-Brochure-BLK.pdf List of Funders 2011-12], accessed 30 Oct 2013.</ref>
+*The IMechE is listed as one of the funders of the [[Science Media Centre]] (since 2011). <ref>SMC, [http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/about-us/funding/ Funding], accessed 29 September 2013. See also [[Science Media Centre - Funding]]</ref>
 ==Contact==

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 ==Fracking opinion poll==
-In January 2014 IME published the results of a survey which found that 47% of people in the UK would be unhappy for a gas well site using fracking to open within 10 miles of their home, compared with just 14% who said they would be happy.
+In January 2014 IMechE published the results of a survey which found that 47% of people in the UK would be unhappy for a gas well site using fracking to open within 10 miles of their home, compared with just 14% who said they would be happy.
-[[Tim Fox]], head of energy and environment at the IME, said: "These poll results suggest that simply offering money to local councils and communities is not enough to convince the public about the benefits of fracking for gas and that much more work needs to be done to engage with citizens on this potential activity.
+[[Tim Fox]], head of energy and environment at the IMechE, said: "These poll results suggest that simply offering money to local councils and communities is not enough to convince the public about the benefits of fracking for gas and that much more work needs to be done to engage with citizens on this potential activity.
-:"Building trust between government, industry and communities is essential if we wish to make use of this technique in shale rocks under the UK." <ref>   Fiona Harvey and Terry Macalister, [http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jan/15/bp-predicts-greenhouse-emissions-rise-third BP study predicts greenhouse emissions will rise by almost a third in 20 years], ''The Guardian'', Thursday 16 January 2014 07.38 AEST </ref>
+:"Building trust between government, industry and communities is essential if we wish to make use of this technique in shale rocks under the UK." <ref>   Fiona Harvey and Terry Macalister, [http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jan/15/bp-predicts-greenhouse-emissions-rise-third BP study predicts greenhouse emissions will rise by almost a third in 20 years], ''The Guardian'', Thursday 16 January 2014 </ref>
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