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--[[User:David|David]] 14:06, 9 Feb 2007 (GMT) | --[[User:David|David]] 14:06, 9 Feb 2007 (GMT) | ||
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| − | + | Peter, maybe you can look the CFB up on lexis and improve the entry? | |
| − | + | --[[User:David|David]] 19:19, 7 Apr 2007 (BST) | |
| − | + | == are you there? == | |
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| − | + | Hi Peter | |
| − | --[[User: | + | Claire here, the new editor. are you receiving messages from this talk page as there is some very old stuff there and nothing new? Need to contact you re a couple of things in an article. |
| + | thanks! | ||
| + | Claire--[[User:Claire Robinson|Claire Robinson]] 16:39, 12 November 2008 (UTC) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:58, 12 November 2008
Here is the article you were after:
--David 13:55, 9 Feb 2007 (GMT)
Sunday Times (London)
April 23, 2006, Sunday
The Top 30 Political Donors
BYLINE: Compiled by Philip Beresford with Stephen Boyd
SECTION: FEATURES; The Rich List 2005; Pg. 36
LENGTH: 235 words
Donations made in 2005, page number of entry in brackets
1 Lord Sainsbury £ 2,016,000 Labour (15)
2 Lakshmi Mittal £ 2,000,000 Labour (10)
3 Joe Bamford (bequest) £ 1,000,000 Conservative (19)
4 Sir Tom Cowie £ 501,500 Conservative (76)
5 Michael Spencer £ 416,000 Conservative (23)
6 William Haughey £ 345,000 Labour (76)
7 Lord Steinberg £ 327,427 Conservative (50)
8= Jon Aisbitt £ 250,000 Labour (59)
8= Sir Ronnie Cohen £ 250,000 Labour (33)
8= Nigel Doughty £ 250,000 Labour (49)
11 John Nike £ 171,250 Conservative (61)
12 Hans Rausing £ 145,000 Conservative(11)
13 Lord Jacobs £ 104,000 Liberal Democrats(54)
14 John McCarthy £ 102,125 Labour (50)
15 Henry and Simon Keswick £ 102,000 Conservative (23)
16= Peter Coates £ 100,000 Labour (48)
16= Sir Christopher Ondaatje £ 100,000 Labour (77)
18 Dr Philip Brown £ 70,241 Conservative (44)
19 Sir John & Peter Beckwith £ 64,000 Conservative (36)
20 Brian Kingham £ 53,050 Conservative (48)
21= Edward Atkin £ 50,000 Conservative (36)
21= Nigel Alliance £ 50,000 Conservative(31)
21= Lady de Rothschild £ 50,000 Conservative(24)
21= Sir Donald Gosling £ 50,000 Conservative (27)
21= Leon Litchfield £ 50,000 Conservative (66)
21= Nigel Morris £ 50,000 Labour (30)
21= Jon Moulton £ 50,000 Conservative (76)
21= Simon Robertson £ 50,000 Conservative (48)
29 Bernard Lewis £ 40,000 Conservative(18)
30 John Guthrie £ 30,000 Conservative (61)
Source: Electoral Commission; The Sunday Times
More on cowie
a selection of press coverage on cowie's donations is here: http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/Talk:Tom_Cowie
--David 14:06, 9 Feb 2007 (GMT)
Peter, maybe you can look the CFB up on lexis and improve the entry?
--David 19:19, 7 Apr 2007 (BST)
are you there?
Hi Peter
Claire here, the new editor. are you receiving messages from this talk page as there is some very old stuff there and nothing new? Need to contact you re a couple of things in an article. thanks! Claire--Claire Robinson 16:39, 12 November 2008 (UTC)
