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One of the biggest PR and lobbying firms in the world, [[Fleishman-Hillard]] is heavily involved in lobbying by 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. | One of the biggest PR and lobbying firms in the world, [[Fleishman-Hillard]] is heavily involved in lobbying by 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. | ||
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Revision as of 18:13, 27 February 2009
Westminster lobbying map
<googlemap version="0.9" lat="51.513764" lon="-0.126686" zoom="15"><style=width:250px> 51.513129, -0.124354, 40 Long Acre 40 Long Acre London, England 51.513129, -0.124354, Fleishman-Hillard One of the biggest PR and lobbying firms in the world, Fleishman-Hillard is heavily involved in lobbying by 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. </style></googlemap>
