Talk:Gerry McCrudden - Revision history

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	'''Director of British Information Services in New York'''		'''Director of British Information Services in New York'''
		+	The British Information Services in New York provides news and information about the United Kingdom’s politics, economy, and international relations, as well as other resources.

	-1998 Gerry McCrudden was Director of British Information Services. <ref> CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE TO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PR Newswire July 14, 1998 </ref>		-1998 Gerry McCrudden was Director of British Information Services. <ref> CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE TO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PR Newswire July 14, 1998 </ref>

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 '''Sources suggesting McCruddens previous post in the British High Commission in Delhi:'''
--2000, is the earliest report confirming his postition in the British High Commission in Delhi
+-2000, the earliest report confirming his position in the British High Commission in Delhi <ref>  Agence France Presse August 26, 2000 </ref>
 -2002, Not exactly ground breaking revelations but it confirms his post at the British High Commision in 2002: "The British reputation for amiable eccentricity is being stoutly maintained by Gerry McCrudden, first secretary at the High Commission in New Delhi. He has become the first diplomat in Indian history to obtain a license to drive a tricycle rickshaw (while refusing all appeals to carry passengers)", <REF> United Press International March 6, 2002, Wednesday </REF>

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 '''Sources suggesting McCruddens previous post in the British High Commission in Delhi:'''
--2001, is the earliest report confirming his postition in the British High Commission in Delhi
+-2000, is the earliest report confirming his postition in the British High Commission in Delhi
 -2002, Not exactly ground breaking revelations but it confirms his post at the British High Commision in 2002: "The British reputation for amiable eccentricity is being stoutly maintained by Gerry McCrudden, first secretary at the High Commission in New Delhi. He has become the first diplomat in Indian history to obtain a license to drive a tricycle rickshaw (while refusing all appeals to carry passengers)", <REF> United Press International March 6, 2002, Wednesday </REF>

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	==Pointers==		==Pointers==
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		+	'''Director of British Information Services in New York'''

	-1998 Gerry McCrudden was Director of British Information Services. <ref> CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE TO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PR Newswire July 14, 1998 </ref>		-1998 Gerry McCrudden was Director of British Information Services. <ref> CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE TO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PR Newswire July 14, 1998 </ref>
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		+	-Gerry McCrudden, director of British Information Services in New York <ref> AAP NEWSFEED February 5, 1998, Thursday </ref>

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 ==Pointers==
-'''Sources suggesting McCruddens previous postin the British High Commission in Delhi:'''
+-1998 Gerry McCrudden was Director of British Information Services. <ref> CONTINENTAL AIRLINES INAUGURATES NEW SERVICE TO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PR Newswire July 14, 1998 </ref>
 -British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden <ref> British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden [http://www.telegraphindia.com/1010306/national.htm British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden.]</ref>
--a letter from the British High Commission in Delhi, signed by one Gerry McCrudden, First Secretary, Press and Public Affairs <ref> COLD FEET OVER IRAQ!(The Statesman (India), April 29, 2003)</ref>
+-2003, a letter from the British High Commission in Delhi, signed by one Gerry McCrudden, First Secretary, Press and Public Affairs <ref> COLD FEET OVER IRAQ!(The Statesman (India), April 29, 2003)</ref>

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	'''Sources suggesting McCruddens previous postin the British High Commission in Delhi:'''		'''Sources suggesting McCruddens previous postin the British High Commission in Delhi:'''
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		+	Not exactly ground breaking revelations but it confirms his post at the British High Commision from 2002: "The British reputation for amiable eccentricity is being stoutly maintained by Gerry McCrudden, first secretary at the High Commission in New Delhi. He has become the first diplomat in Indian history to obtain a license to drive a tricycle rickshaw (while refusing all appeals to carry passengers)", <REF> United Press International March 6, 2002, Wednesday </REF>

	-British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden <ref> British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden [http://www.telegraphindia.com/1010306/national.htm British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden.]</ref>		-British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden <ref> British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden [http://www.telegraphindia.com/1010306/national.htm British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden.]</ref>

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	"Public Diplomacy strategy for the Middle East - the FCO has appointed a Middle East Public Diplomacy Co-ordinator, Gerry McCrudden, who had started to identify pd opportunities and projects and had had discussions with pd partners. His initial work had also prompted interest from Posts in the wider Islamic world. Various ideas were being considered and steps would be taken to make funds available from the campaign fund to carry these forward".		"Public Diplomacy strategy for the Middle East - the FCO has appointed a Middle East Public Diplomacy Co-ordinator, Gerry McCrudden, who had started to identify pd opportunities and projects and had had discussions with pd partners. His initial work had also prompted interest from Posts in the wider Islamic world. Various ideas were being considered and steps would be taken to make funds available from the campaign fund to carry these forward".
	<ref> [http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/KFile/PDSBMinutes25Feb2004,0.pdf Public Diplomacy Strategy Board Minutes: 25 February 2004] </ref>		<ref> [http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/KFile/PDSBMinutes25Feb2004,0.pdf Public Diplomacy Strategy Board Minutes: 25 February 2004] </ref>
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		+	Gerry McCrudden, spokesman for the High Commission. <REF>The Observer - News Pages, Pg. 3December 8, 2002 </REF>

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 British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden <ref> British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden [http://www.telegraphindia.com/1010306/national.htm British High Commission spokesman Gerry McCrudden.]</ref>
 "Public Diplomacy strategy for the Middle East - the FCO has appointed a Middle East Public Diplomacy Co-ordinator, Gerry McCrudden, who had started to identify pd opportunities and projects and had had discussions with pd partners. His initial work had also prompted interest from Posts in the wider Islamic world. Various ideas were being considered and steps would be taken to make funds available from the campaign fund to carry these forward".
 <ref> [http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/KFile/PDSBMinutes25Feb2004,0.pdf Public Diplomacy Strategy Board Minutes: 25 February 2004] </ref>
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