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Melissa Jones: /* Brexit */

2018-03-22T13:26:44Z

Brexit

Tamasin Cave at 12:17, 26 January 2018

2018-01-26T12:17:36Z

Tamasin Cave at 12:16, 26 January 2018

2018-01-26T12:16:20Z

Tamasin Cave: /* December 2016-Feb 2017 */

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December 2016-Feb 2017

Tamasin Cave: /* Brexit */

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Brexit

Tamasin Cave: /* Brexit */

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Brexit

Tamasin Cave: /* Brexit */

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Brexit

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Brexit

Tamasin Cave: /* Key Staff */

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Key Staff

Tamasin Cave at 21:08, 25 January 2018

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 A 'leading Brexiteer', Gallagher counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>
-Brexit' Secretary [[David Davis]] registers a meeting with Pagefield in December 2016.
+Brexit' Secretary [[David Davis]] registered a meeting with Pagefield in December 2016.
 ===Building the case for new nuclear after Fukushima===

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+{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}{{Template:Brexit badge}}
 '''Pagefield''' is a London-based communications and lobbying firm, set up in 2010 by [[Mark Gallagher]], an 'ardent Conservative' and Brexit supporter.
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-'''Pagefield''' is a London-based communications and lobbying firm, set up in 2010 by [[Mark Gallagher]], a former [[ITV]] and [[Camelot Group]] corporate affairs director.
+'''Pagefield''' is a London-based communications and lobbying firm, set up in 2010 by [[Mark Gallagher]], an 'ardent Conservative' and Brexit supporter.
 In August 2017, Gallagher co-founded a second 'reputation management' agency [[Pagefield Global Counsel]], focused on 'litigation, crisis and international affairs'. It was set up with [[Stuart Leach]], formerly crisis and litigation chief at the scandal-hit and now defunct, [[Bell Pottinger]]. Seventeen of [[Bell Pottinger]]'s 22-strong crisis comms team also joined [[Pagefield Global Counsel]]. A further six former Bell Pottinger employees were expected to join Pagefield itself.<ref>[https://www.prweek.com/article/1446777/twenty-three-ex-bell-pottinger-staff-join-pagefield-new-sister-agency#frdPeST4mWlc5sdi.99 Twenty three ex-Bell Pottinger staff to join Pagefield], PR week, 6 October 2017</ref>

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 ====December 2016-Feb 2017====
-[[AB-InBev]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Battle of Ideas]] | [[Business Growth Fund]] | [[CH2M]] | [[Community Channel]] | [[Ebico]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[Avon]] | [[British Library]] | [[Camelot]] | [[Civitas]] | [[Discovery]] | [[Experian]] | [[Funding Affordable Homes]] | [[ITN]] | [[Land and Lakes]] | [[Leidos]] | [[Museum of London]] | [[Northern Gas Networks]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[The Fundraising Regulator]] | [[Then & Now Show]] | [[Variety, (The Children's Charity) | [[Motability]] | [[Neil Mitchell]] | [[Philip Morris]] | [[Royal British Legion Industries]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[University of Warwick]] | [[Urban Champions]]
+[[AB-InBev]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Battle of Ideas]] | [[Business Growth Fund]] | [[CH2M]] | [[Community Channel]] | [[Ebico]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[Avon]] | [[British Library]] | [[Camelot]] | [[Civitas]] | [[Discovery]] | [[Experian]] | [[Funding Affordable Homes]] | [[ITN]] | [[Land and Lakes]] | [[Leidos]] | [[Museum of London]] | [[Northern Gas Networks]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[The Fundraising Regulator]] | [[Then & Now Show]] | [[Variety]] (The Children's Charity) | [[Motability]] | [[Neil Mitchell]] | [[Philip Morris]] | [[Royal British Legion Industries]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[University of Warwick]] | [[Urban Champions]]
 ====December 2015-February 2016====

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 Also attending the meeting at Oxford University's All Souls College were Ministers, senior officials from the Brexit departments, Number 10 and Cabinet Office and legal and trade experts, academics and former Cabinet Ministers, including: [[David Davis]], the secretary of state for exiting the European Union; [[John Redwood]] who led the day's meeting; [[Peter Lilley]]; [[Iain Duncan Smith]]; [[Owen Paterson]]; [[Shanker Singham]] of the [[Legatum Institute]]; [[Sheila Lawlor]], director of the think tank [[Politeia]]; [[James Arnell]], Partner at [[Charterhouse Capital]]; [[Bernard Jenkin]] and [[William Cash]].
-Gallagher counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>
+A 'leading Brexiteer', Gallagher counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>
 Brexit' Secretary [[David Davis]] registers a meeting with Pagefield in December 2016.

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	Gallagher counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>		Gallagher counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>
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		+	Brexit' Secretary [[David Davis]] registers a meeting with Pagefield in December 2016.

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	Also attending the meeting at Oxford University's All Souls College were Ministers, senior officials from the Brexit departments, Number 10 and Cabinet Office and legal and trade experts, academics and former Cabinet Ministers, including: [[David Davis]], the secretary of state for exiting the European Union; [[John Redwood]] who led the day's meeting; [[Peter Lilley]]; [[Iain Duncan Smith]]; [[Owen Paterson]]; [[Shanker Singham]] of the [[Legatum Institute]]; [[Sheila Lawlor]], director of the think tank [[Politeia]]; [[James Arnell]], Partner at [[Charterhouse Capital]]; [[Bernard Jenkin]] and [[William Cash]].		Also attending the meeting at Oxford University's All Souls College were Ministers, senior officials from the Brexit departments, Number 10 and Cabinet Office and legal and trade experts, academics and former Cabinet Ministers, including: [[David Davis]], the secretary of state for exiting the European Union; [[John Redwood]] who led the day's meeting; [[Peter Lilley]]; [[Iain Duncan Smith]]; [[Owen Paterson]]; [[Shanker Singham]] of the [[Legatum Institute]]; [[Sheila Lawlor]], director of the think tank [[Politeia]]; [[James Arnell]], Partner at [[Charterhouse Capital]]; [[Bernard Jenkin]] and [[William Cash]].
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		+	Gallagher, Pagefield's CEO, counts himself as a 'social and economic liberal' who campaigned 'to leave the EU cartel'.<ref>[http://www.cityam.com/269777/look-communications-sector-open-facing-uk-can-thrive Look to the communications sector for how an open-facing UK can thrive outside the EU], City AM, 7 August 2017</ref>

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 ===Key Staff===
 As of January 2018, Pagefield staff included:
-*[[Mark Gallagher]] senior partner /founder
+*[[Mark Gallagher]] senior partner /founder. Described as a 'courteous Oxford PPE graduate and ardent Conservative'.<ref>[http://www.pagefield.co.uk/news/mark-gallagher-the-backroom-fixer/ Mark Gallagher: The backroom fixer], PR Week, 10 November 2015</ref>
 *[[Liam Parker]], former adviser to foreign secretary [[Boris Johnson]]
 *[[Christopher Meyer]], former British Ambassador to the United States and Germany and former Chairman of the [[Press Complaints Commission]]. He is a non-executive director of the [[Arbuthnot Banking Group]] and a member of the international advisory board of [[BritishAmerican Business, Inc.]].

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 ==Activities==
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