Jonathan Oates - Revision history

Melissa Jones: blanking the page, use redirect

2013-11-19T02:57:38Z

blanking the page, use redirect

Melissa Jones at 02:27, 19 November 2013

2013-11-19T02:27:05Z

Melissa Jones: /* Background */

2013-11-19T02:26:30Z

Background

Melissa Jones: updated - very old page

2013-11-19T02:25:16Z

updated - very old page

Paul: stub

2007-02-06T21:34:24Z

stub

New page

Jonathan Oates is a "top public relations consultant and former Deputy [Liberal Leader] Leader of Kingston Council has been appointed by the Liberal Democrats as their new Director of Policy and Communications."{{ref|1}} Furthermore,
:Oates has extensive experience in the fields of media and political campaigning. He has worked with Mark Bolland, former media adviser to the Prince of Wales, and spent two years working in the South Africa Parliament advising the then Home Affairs Minister, Prince [[Mangosuthu Buthelezi]] and other Cabinet Ministers in the South African government as part of a democracy development project sponsored by the [[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]].<br>A former Deputy Leader of Kingston Council, Oates was the Election Agent for [[Edward Davey]] MP (now Chief of Staff to [[Menzies Campbell]]) at the 1997 General Election, resulting in a stunning victory overturning a substantial Conservative majority. He was election adviser to Jeremy Browne MP who took the seat of Taunton from the Conservatives in the 2005 election.
==Affiliations==
*[[Bell Pottinger]] -- Director
*[[Liberal Democrats]]
*[[Luther Pendragon]]
*[[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]]

==External Resources==
#{{note|1}}Liberal Democrats Press Release, [http://www.libdems.org.uk/news/liberal-democrats-appoint-jonathan-oates-as-new-director-of-policy-and-communications.11898.html Liberal Democrats appoint Jonathan Oates as new director of policy and communications], 6 Feb. 2007.

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:57, 19 November 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	~~'''Jonathan Oates''' (also Jonny Oates) is a former lobbyist who is now Chief of Staff to~~ [[~~Nick Clegg]], Deputy UK Prime Minister.~~	+	#redirect [[Jonny Oates]]
−	~~Oates was previously the Director of Policy and Communications at the [[Liberal Democrats]] and is a former director of PR and lobbying company [[Bell Pottinger Communications]].~~
−
−	~~==Background==~~
−	According to a 2007 Liberal Democrats press release when he was appointed as their new policy and communications director, Oates is a former Deputy [Liberal Leader] Leader of Kingston Council and 'top public relations consultant'.
−	:Oates has extensive experience in the fields of media and political campaigning. He has worked with [[Mark Bolland]], former media adviser to the [[Prince of Wales]], and spent two years working in the South Africa Parliament advising the then Home Affairs Minister, Prince [[Mangosuthu Buthelezi]] and other Cabinet Ministers in the South African government as part of a democracy development project sponsored by the [[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]].<br>A former Deputy Leader of Kingston Council, Oates was the Election Agent for [[Edward Davey]] MP (now Chief of Staff to [[Menzies Campbell]]) at the 1997 General Election, resulting in a stunning victory overturning a substantial Conservative majority. He was election adviser to [[Jeremy Browne]] MP who took the seat of Taunton from the Conservatives in the 2005 election. <ref> [http://www.libdems.org.uk/news/liberal-democrats-appoint-jonathan-oates-as-new-director-of-policy-and-communications.11898.html Liberal Democrats appoint Jonathan Oates as new director of policy and communications], Liberal Democrats Press Release, 6 February 2007. </ref>
−
−	~~==Affiliations==~~
−	*[[Bell Pottinger]] -former Director
−	*[[Liberal Democrats]]
−	*[[Luther Pendragon]]
−	*[[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]]
−
−	~~==Notes==~~
−	~~[[Category:Lobbyists\|Oates, Jonathan]][[Category:Revolving Door\|Oates, Jonathan]][[Category:Special Advisers\|~~Oates~~, Jonathan~~]]
−	~~<references/>~~

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:27, 19 November 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	Jonathan Oates is a former lobbyist who is now Chief of Staff to [[Nick Clegg]], Deputy UK Prime Minister.	+	'''Jonathan Oates''' (also Jonny Oates) is a former lobbyist who is now Chief of Staff to [[Nick Clegg]], Deputy UK Prime Minister.
	Oates was previously the Director of Policy and Communications at the [[Liberal Democrats]] and is a former director of PR and lobbying company [[Bell Pottinger Communications]].		Oates was previously the Director of Policy and Communications at the [[Liberal Democrats]] and is a former director of PR and lobbying company [[Bell Pottinger Communications]].

@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 ==Background==
-According to a 2007 Liberal Democrats press release when he was appointed by the Liberal Democrats as their new Director of Policy and Communications Oates is a former Deputy [Liberal Leader] Leader of Kingston Council as well as a 'top public relations consultant'.
+According to a 2007 Liberal Democrats press release when he was appointed as their new policy and communications director, Oates is a former Deputy [Liberal Leader] Leader of Kingston Council and 'top public relations consultant'.
 :Oates has extensive experience in the fields of media and political campaigning. He has worked with [[Mark Bolland]], former media adviser to the [[Prince of Wales]], and spent two years working in the South Africa Parliament advising the then Home Affairs Minister, Prince [[Mangosuthu Buthelezi]] and other Cabinet Ministers in the South African government as part of a democracy development project sponsored by the [[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]].<br>A former Deputy Leader of Kingston Council, Oates was the Election Agent for [[Edward Davey]] MP (now Chief of Staff to [[Menzies Campbell]]) at the 1997 General Election, resulting in a stunning victory overturning a substantial Conservative majority. He was election adviser to [[Jeremy Browne]] MP who took the seat of Taunton from the Conservatives in the 2005 election. <ref> [http://www.libdems.org.uk/news/liberal-democrats-appoint-jonathan-oates-as-new-director-of-policy-and-communications.11898.html Liberal Democrats appoint Jonathan Oates as new director of policy and communications], Liberal Democrats Press Release, 6 February 2007. </ref>

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-Jonathan Oates is a "top public relations consultant and former Deputy [Liberal Leader] Leader of Kingston Council has been appointed by the Liberal Democrats as their new Director of Policy and Communications."{{ref|1}}  Furthermore,
+Jonathan Oates is a former lobbyist who is now Chief of Staff to [[Nick Clegg]], Deputy UK Prime Minister.
-:Oates has extensive experience in the fields of media and political campaigning. He has worked with Mark Bolland, former media adviser to the Prince of Wales, and spent two years working in the South Africa Parliament advising the then Home Affairs Minister, Prince [[Mangosuthu Buthelezi]] and other Cabinet Ministers in the South African government as part of a democracy development project sponsored by the [[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]].<br>A former Deputy Leader of Kingston Council, Oates was the Election Agent for [[Edward Davey]] MP (now Chief of Staff to [[Menzies Campbell]]) at the 1997 General Election, resulting in a stunning victory overturning a substantial Conservative majority. He was election adviser to Jeremy Browne MP who took the seat of Taunton from the Conservatives in the 2005 election.
+Oates was previously the Director of Policy and Communications at the [[Liberal Democrats]] and is a former director of PR and lobbying company [[Bell Pottinger Communications]].
 ==Affiliations==
-*[[Bell Pottinger]] -- Director
+*[[Bell Pottinger]] -former Director
 *[[Liberal Democrats]]
 *[[Luther Pendragon]]
 *[[Westminster Foundation for Democracy]]
-==External Resources==
+==Notes==
-#{{note|1}}Liberal Democrats Press Release, [http://www.libdems.org.uk/news/liberal-democrats-appoint-jonathan-oates-as-new-director-of-policy-and-communications.11898.html Liberal Democrats appoint Jonathan Oates as new director of policy and communications], 6 Feb. 2007.
+[[Category:Lobbyists|Oates, Jonathan]][[Category:Revolving Door|Oates, Jonathan]][[Category:Special Advisers|Oates, Jonathan]]