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Anthony Bamford is the chairman of [[JCB]] and a member of the [[Midlands Industrial Council]]. He is one of the largest donors to the [[Conservative Party]] and has also donated money to the [[Taxpayers' Alliance]].<ref>Robert Winnett and Holly Watt, Tories forced to name club of millionaire supporters, ''the Sunday Times'', 15-October-2006</ref> | Anthony Bamford is the chairman of [[JCB]] and a member of the [[Midlands Industrial Council]]. He is one of the largest donors to the [[Conservative Party]] and has also donated money to the [[Taxpayers' Alliance]].<ref>Robert Winnett and Holly Watt, Tories forced to name club of millionaire supporters, ''the Sunday Times'', 15-October-2006</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 20:52, 26 March 2012
David Cameron, George Osborne and Anthony Bamford opening a JCB factory in India[1]
Anthony Bamford is the chairman of JCB and a member of the Midlands Industrial Council. He is one of the largest donors to the Conservative Party and has also donated money to the Taxpayers' Alliance.[2]
Dinner at Downing Street with the Camerons
- See Powerbase page on Downing Street Dinner Guest List
Affiliations
JCB | Taxpayers' Alliance | Conservative Party | Midlands Industrial Council
External Resources
- Kamal Ahmed, Sir Anthony Bamford: cut tax on UK manufacturing, Sunday Telegraph, 12 February 2012.
Notes
- ↑ Jamie Doward, Feud between Bamford brothers threatens to cast light on funding for Tories, the Guardian, 14-November-2010
- ↑ Robert Winnett and Holly Watt, Tories forced to name club of millionaire supporters, the Sunday Times, 15-October-2006
