Tim Garden - Revision history

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Steven Harkins: New page: Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, thinktank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Ch...

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New page: Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, thinktank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Ch...

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Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, thinktank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Charles Kennedy]] for the house of Lords in 2004 making him Lord Baron of Hampstead. He was a former director of [[Chatham House]] during 1997-98.

Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the [[Royal College of Defence Studies]]. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]]. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the [[Adam Smith Institute]]<ref>Jonathon Fryer, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/aug/14/guardianobituaries.military Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary], ''The Guardian'', 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009</ref>.

==Affilitaions==

[[Chatham House]] | [[Royal College of Defence Studies]] | [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]] | [[Adam Smith Institute]]

==Notes==
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−	Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, ~~thinktank~~ analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Charles Kennedy]] for the house of Lords in 2004 making him Lord Baron of Hampstead. He was a former director of [[Chatham House]] during 1997-98.	+	[[Tim Garden]] is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, think tank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Charles Kennedy]] for the house of Lords in 2004 making him Lord Baron of Hampstead. He was a former director of [[Chatham House]] during 1997-98.

	Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the [[Royal College of Defence Studies]]. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]]. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the [[Adam Smith Institute]].<ref>Jonathon Fryer, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/aug/14/guardianobituaries.military Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary], ''The Guardian'', 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009</ref>		Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the [[Royal College of Defence Studies]]. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]]. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the [[Adam Smith Institute]].<ref>Jonathon Fryer, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/aug/14/guardianobituaries.military Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary], ''The Guardian'', 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009</ref>

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 Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, thinktank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader [[Charles Kennedy]] for the house of Lords in 2004 making him Lord Baron of Hampstead. He was a former director of [[Chatham House]] during 1997-98.
-Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the [[Royal College of Defence Studies]]. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]]. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the [[Adam Smith Institute]]<ref>Jonathon Fryer, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/aug/14/guardianobituaries.military Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary], ''The Guardian'', 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009</ref>.
+Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the [[Royal College of Defence Studies]]. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the [[Anglo-Jordanian Society]]. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the [[Adam Smith Institute]].<ref>Jonathon Fryer, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/aug/14/guardianobituaries.military Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary], ''The Guardian'', 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009</ref>
 ==Affilitaions==