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'''Westminster lobbying map'''
 
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51.499356, -0.124829, Houses of Parliament
 
  
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51.513129, -0.124354, 40 Long Acre
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40 Long Acre
 
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London, England
 
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51.513129, -0.124354, Fleishman-Hillard
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 130px">One of the biggest PR and lobbying firms in the world, [[Fleishman-Hillard]] is heavily involved in lobbying for the biotechnology sector in the UK. Lobbyists include [[Kevin Bell]], a former adviser to Thatcher; Nick Williams, who was on Tony Blair’s media team; Simon Benson, an ex-special adviser to Home Secretary Jacqui Smith; and Sophie Pim, David Cameron’s former operations manager.</div>
 
  
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51.517975, -0.112156, 330 High Holborn
 
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330 High Holborn
 
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London, England
 
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51.517975, -0.112156, Bell Pottinger
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 150px">Under the Chairmanship of Lord Bell, lobbying firm [[Bell Pottinger Public Affairs]] openly refuses to disclose its client list. It includes arms company BAE Systems, which, when faced with an investigation by the Serious Fraud Office for allegedly “bribing” Saudi generals, benefited from a "well-orchestrated PR campaign, involving veteran fixer Tim Bell". The Government blocked the SFO inquiry in December 2006.</div>
 
  
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51.516897, -0.117203, 16 Lincoln's Inn Fields
 
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16 Lincoln's Inn Fields
 
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London, England
 
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51.516897, -0.117203, Brunswick
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 170px">[[Brunswick]] is one of the City's largest PR and lobbying firms, representing more than a fifth of Britain's FTSE 100 companies. Its founder, Alan Parker, is a close friend of Gordon Brown. The prime minister is godfather to one of Parker's children and Sarah Brown used to work at Brunswick. It was Parker who recommended Brunswick's CEO, Stephen Carter, to be the PM's chief of strategy. Parker was pictured on holiday in South Africa in 2008 with David Cameron.</div>
 
  
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51.518885, -0.111695, 14 Gray's Inn Rd
 
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14 Gray's Inn Rd
 
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London, England
 
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51.518885, -0.111695, Weber Shandwick
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 170px">One of the largest PR companies in the world, [[Weber Shandwick]] has a long history of working for the nuclear industry in the UK, including British Nuclear Fuels Ltd (BNFL). It also worked for oil company Shell, including countering criticism over Shell’s role in Nigeria at the time of the execution of writer Ken Saro-Wiwa. Its lobbyists include Colin Byrne, ex-Labour Chief Press Officer. Staff have also included the PM’s brother Andrew Brown, MPs and a prospective Tory candidate.</div>
 
  
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51.500476, -0.080583, Southwark, London SE1 3LE
 
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Southwark, London SE1 3LE
 
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London, England
 
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51.500476, -0.080583, Chelgate
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 150px">"Unusually discreet and low-profile" is how [[Chelgate]] describes its PR and lobbying service. More than half of its client relationships are subject to formal confidentiality agreements. "We think our clients should always have the right to expect professional confidentiality." Headed by Terence Fane-Saunders, widely regarded as one of the leaders of international PR, its known clients include the Duke of Sutherland.</div>
 
  
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51.504442, -0.08008, City Hall
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'''Click on a peg in the above map to see where the individual lobbying firms or think tanks and trade organisations are based. <br>
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<div style="width: 230px; height: 100px">Offices of the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority</div>
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<br>'''Follow the links below  to read their Powerbase profiles.'''<br>
  
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51.51194, -0.146101, PPS
 
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 150px">PR and lobbying firm specialising in winning planning permission for developers, [[PPS]] lobbies for supermarkets, airport operators, quarrying firms, power companies and housebuilders. Founded by a former Labour staffer and an ex-Tory councilor, it was exposed by The London Evening Standard for using "trickery, deceit and manipulation" to secure planning permission for a controversial housing development.</div>
 
  
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51.511315, -0.136221, Cicero
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===Lobbying and PR consultancies===
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 120px">London and Brussels-based lobbying firm [[Cicero]] is heavily involved in the financial services sector. It lobbies for banks, asset managers, mortgage lenders, insurers, hedge funds, financial trade bodies and private clients, including AXA, Abbey, JPMorgan, Jupiter, UBS, the Association of British Insurers, and the Investment Management Association.</div>
 
  
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51.497283, -0.135972, Edelman
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[[2020 Health]] | [[Advocate]] | [[APCO]] | [[Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry]] | [[B2L Public Affairs]] | [[Bellenden]] | [[Bell Pottinger]] | [[Blue Rubicon]] | [[Brands2Life]] | [[Brevia Consulting]] | [[Brunswick]] | | [[Burson-Marsteller]] | | [[Butler Kelly]] | [[Cavendish Communications]] | [[Centre for Policy Studies]] | | [[Centre for Social Justice]] | [[Champollion]] | [[Chelgate]] | [[Chandler Chicco Agency]] | | [[Chime Communications Plc]] | [[Cicero]] | [[Connect Communications]] | [[Corporate Reputations Consulting]] | [[Edelman]] | [[EUK Consulting]] | [[FD]] | [[FTI Consulting]] | [[Fishburn Hedges]] | [[Fleishman-Hillard]] | [[Food and Drink Federation]] | [[Four Communications]] | [[GK Strategy]] | [[Global Government Relations]] | [[Global Warming Policy Foundation]] | [[Grayling Political Strategy]] |[[Hanover Communications]] | [[Hill and Knowlton]] | [[Hume Brophy]] | [[ICG (Insight Consulting Group]] | [[Incisive Health]] | [[Indigo Public Affairs]] | [[Instinctif Partners]], Public Policy Practice]] | [[Interel Consulting UK]] | [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] | | [[International Federation of Health Plans]] |[[International Policy Network]]| | [[Lexington Communications]] | [[Luther Pendragon]] | [[Maitland Political]] | [[MHP Communications]]  | [[Newgate Communications]] |  [[Pagefield]] | [[PB Political Consulting]] | [[PHA Media (Public Affairs)]] | [[Policy Exchange]] | [[Politeia]] | [[Political Intelligence]] | [[Political Lobbying & Media Relations]] | [[Portcullis Public Affairs]] | [[Portland]] | [[PPS Group]] | [[Quiller Consultants]] | [[Red Consultancy]] | [[Reform]] | [[ResPublica]] | [[Social Affairs Unit]] | [[Social Market Foundation]] | [[Sovereign Strategy]] | [[Snapdragon Consulting]] | [[Teneo Strategy UK]] | [[Weber Shandwick]] | [[Westminster Advisers]] | [[Westbourne Communications]] | [[Westminster PA]] | [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]] |
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<div style="width: 330px; height: 190px">Global PR and lobbying giant [[Edelman]] have worked for some major polluters including Shell, E.ON, and in 2006 in the US, the American Petroleum Institute - one of the leading long-term climate sceptic organisations. Edelman is also a leader in the use of co-opting environmental groups. Edelman explains the rationale: “You’ve got an environmental disaster on your hands. Have you consulted with Greenpeace in developing your crisis response plan? Co-opting your would-be attackers may seem counterintuitive, but it makes sense when you consider that NGOs (non-governmental organisations) are trusted by the public nearly two-to-one to ‘do what’s right’.</div>
 
  
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===Government buildings and departments===
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[[Houses of Parliament]] | [[Downing Street]] | [[HM Treasury]] | [[Department for Business, Innovation and Skills]] | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Department for Work and Pensions]] | [[Department of Health]] | [[Department for Transport]] | [[Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs]] | [[Department for Energy and Climate Change]] | [[Department for Communities and Local Government]] | [[Department for Culture, Media and Sport]] | [[Financial Services Authority]] | [[Food Standards Agency]] | [[Office of Fair Trading]] | [[Competition and Markets Authority]] | [[City Hall]]
  
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Return to the [http://www.powerbase.info/index.php/Lobbying_Portal Lobbying Portal].'''
  
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Click on a peg to see a brief summary. Click on the + (top right) inside each entry to read more on Spinprofiles, including client lists (where available), lobbyists, and individual campaigns.
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[[Category: Lobbying firms]][[Category:Maps]]

Latest revision as of 09:03, 12 October 2015

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Click on a peg in the above map to see where the individual lobbying firms or think tanks and trade organisations are based.

Follow the links below to read their Powerbase profiles.


Lobbying and PR consultancies

2020 Health | Advocate | APCO | Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry | B2L Public Affairs | Bellenden | Bell Pottinger | Blue Rubicon | Brands2Life | Brevia Consulting | Brunswick | | Burson-Marsteller | | Butler Kelly | Cavendish Communications | Centre for Policy Studies | | Centre for Social Justice | Champollion | Chelgate | Chandler Chicco Agency | | Chime Communications Plc | Cicero | Connect Communications | Corporate Reputations Consulting | Edelman | EUK Consulting | FD | FTI Consulting | Fishburn Hedges | Fleishman-Hillard | Food and Drink Federation | Four Communications | GK Strategy | Global Government Relations | Global Warming Policy Foundation | Grayling Political Strategy |Hanover Communications | Hill and Knowlton | Hume Brophy | ICG (Insight Consulting Group | Incisive Health | Indigo Public Affairs | Instinctif Partners, Public Policy Practice]] | Interel Consulting UK | Institute of Economic Affairs | | International Federation of Health Plans |International Policy Network| | Lexington Communications | Luther Pendragon | Maitland Political | MHP Communications | Newgate Communications | Pagefield | PB Political Consulting | PHA Media (Public Affairs) | Policy Exchange | Politeia | Political Intelligence | Political Lobbying & Media Relations | Portcullis Public Affairs | Portland | PPS Group | Quiller Consultants | Red Consultancy | Reform | ResPublica | Social Affairs Unit | Social Market Foundation | Sovereign Strategy | Snapdragon Consulting | Teneo Strategy UK | Weber Shandwick | Westminster Advisers | Westbourne Communications | Westminster PA | Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd |

Government buildings and departments

Houses of Parliament | Downing Street | HM Treasury | Department for Business, Innovation and Skills | Ministry of Defence | Department for Work and Pensions | Department of Health | Department for Transport | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs | Department for Energy and Climate Change | Department for Communities and Local Government | Department for Culture, Media and Sport | Financial Services Authority | Food Standards Agency | Office of Fair Trading | Competition and Markets Authority | City Hall

  • Offices of the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority


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