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 The main recipients of donations from the Institute have been the neoliberal think tank the [[Centre for Policy Studies]] and the Eurosceptic think tank [[Open Europe]] each of which received more than £1 million between 2004 and 2013.  Other significant recipients have been a Eurosceptic newsletter called [[Eurofacts]] edited by [[Gerald Frost]] and [[Global Britain]] each of which has received in excess of £140,000 between 2004 and 2013.
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 !colspan="20" | Grant recipients of the [[Institute for Policy Research]] in £ sterling<ref>Data compiled from filings at the Charity Commission. Data for financial year ended 30 September</ref>

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 [[File:Eric-koops.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Eric Koops]] veteran [[Conservative movement]] activist and trustee of the [[Institute for Policy Research]]]]
 [[File:Nicholas Finney.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Nicholas Finney]] veteran corporate activist and lobbyist and trustee of the [[Institute for Policy Research]] a funder of the [[Conservative movement]]]]
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 *[[Simon Webley]] is the Research Director of the [[Institute for Business Ethics]] and from 1969-98, he was director of the [[British-North American Research Association]] and UK director of the [[British-North America Committee]].
 *[[Nicholas Finney]] who established [[The Waterfront Partnership]] (renamed [[Waterfront Public Affairs]] in 2007) and the [[Waterfront Conference Company]] in 1990 following a career in the ports industry. Both businesses were sold to [[Freshwater-UK]] in 2007.<ref name="WP"> Waterfront conference Company [http://www.thewaterfront.co.uk/conferences/bio_nfinney.php Nicholas Finney], accessed 3 May 2011</ref> Finney was Director General of The [[British Ports Federation]] (BPF) and the [[National Association of Port Employers]] (NAPE) and led the campaign for the abolition of the [[Dock Labour Scheme]] and for the privatisation of the Public Trust port authorities. He was a member of the UK’s [[Competition Commission]] (formerly the [[Monopolies and Mergers Commission]]) from 1993 to 1999.<ref name="WP"/>
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−	The [[Institute for Policy Research]] is a British charity which funds conservative think tanks.	+	The [[Institute for Policy Research]] (Charity number: 285143) is a British charity which receives funds from conservative foundations and uses it to fund conservative think tanks.

	Its 2005 Accounts reveal grants to the [[Centre for Policy Studies]] (£157,000), the [[European Policy Forum]] (£2,500), [[Eurofacts]] (£36,500), [[Open Europe]] (£70,000) and [[Politeia]] (£10,000).<ref name="AnnualRep2005">The Institute for Policy Research ''Report and Accounts'', Year ended 30 September 2005, Charity number 285143. Accessible via: http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/DocumentList.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=285143&SubsidiaryNumber=0&DocType=AccountList</ref> The Institute was created in 1982 via a trust deed dated 1 July of that year by [[Stephen Barclay]], Dr. [[Arthur Levin]] and [[Simon Webley]].<ref>The Institute for Policy Research, Declaration of Trust, 1 July 1982.</ref> The purpose of the Institute was said to be the 'advancement of public education and learning by research into Social Sciences management studies and economic policies and the publication of such research.<ref>The Institute for Policy Research, Declaration of Trust, 1 July 1982. p. 15.</ref>		Its 2005 Accounts reveal grants to the [[Centre for Policy Studies]] (£157,000), the [[European Policy Forum]] (£2,500), [[Eurofacts]] (£36,500), [[Open Europe]] (£70,000) and [[Politeia]] (£10,000).<ref name="AnnualRep2005">The Institute for Policy Research ''Report and Accounts'', Year ended 30 September 2005, Charity number 285143. Accessible via: http://www.charity-commission.gov.uk/Showcharity/RegisterOfCharities/DocumentList.aspx?RegisteredCharityNumber=285143&SubsidiaryNumber=0&DocType=AccountList</ref> The Institute was created in 1982 via a trust deed dated 1 July of that year by [[Stephen Barclay]], Dr. [[Arthur Levin]] and [[Simon Webley]].<ref>The Institute for Policy Research, Declaration of Trust, 1 July 1982.</ref> The purpose of the Institute was said to be the 'advancement of public education and learning by research into Social Sciences management studies and economic policies and the publication of such research.<ref>The Institute for Policy Research, Declaration of Trust, 1 July 1982. p. 15.</ref>

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 The main recipients of donations from the Institute have been the neoliberal think tank the [[Centre for Policy Studies]] and the Eurosceptic think tank [[Open Europe]] each of which received more than £1 million between 2004 and 2013.  Other significant recipients have been a Eurosceptic newsletter called [[Eurofacts]] edited by [[Gerald Frost]] and [[Global Britain]] each of which has received in excess of £140,000 between 2004 and 2013.
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 | [[Open Europe]] || 70,000 || 95,346 || 127,000 || 181,500 || 105,000 || 143,000 || 113,000 || 300,000 || 201,000 || 295,000 || 175,000 || 193,500 || 208,500 || 158,000 || 136,500 || 40,000 || 15,000 || 50,000 || 2,607,346
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-| [[Parents and teachers]] ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 9,500 || - || - || - || 104,500 || 83,000 || 197000
+| [[Parents and teachers]] ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || 9,500 || - || - || - || 104,500 || 83,000 || 197,000
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 | [[Politeia]] || 10,000 || 10,000 || 10,500 || 10,000 || 12,500 || 12,500 || 5,000 || 5,000 || 5,000 || 15,000 || 10,000 || 25,000 || 3,000 || 20,000 || - || 40,000 ||  ||  || 193,500

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 ===Income===
 The Institute for Policy Research has received funding from [[The Cayo Foundation]], [[The Charles Wolfson Charitable Trust]],  [[The David Young Charitable Trust]],  [[Duke of Marlborough's Charitable Settlement]], [[The Federated Foundation]],  [[The G.R.P. Charitable Trust]],  [[The Morgan Charitable Foundation]], [[Nigel Vinson Charitable Trust]], The [[Peter Cruddas Foundation]], [[The Weinberg Foundation]],  [[The W T J Griffin Charitable Settlement]] and [[The Wyford Foundation]]. The income received from the [[Nigel Vinson Charitable Trust]] between 2004 and 2010 is displayed in the table below.
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 The main recipients of donations from the Institute have been the neoliberal think tank the [[Centre for Policy Studies]] and the Eurosceptic think tank [[Open Europe]] each of which received more than £1 million between 2004 and 2013.  Other significant recipients have been a Eurosceptic newsletter called [[Eurofacts]] edited by [[Gerald Frost]] and [[Global Britain]] each of which has received in excess of £140,000 between 2004 and 2013.
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