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| − | 10 Story's Gate Westminster is the address for [[Clutha House]] a building let by agents [[GM Investment Trustees]]<ref>Clutha House, [http://www.keningtons.com/index.asp?PageID=400 Clutha House, 10 Storeys Gate, Westminster, London SW1], ''Kensingtons'', Accessed 05-September-2009</ref>. The building is located in central London beside Westminster Abbey, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre and Methodist Central Hall<ref>Clutha House, [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en-GB&q=clutha%20house%2C%20london&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl Google Street View], ''Google Maps'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>. The building is home to various think tanks including the [[Policy Exchange]], [[Civitas]] and [[Centre for Social Cohesion]]<ref>Press Release, [http://www.socialcohesion.co.uk/files/1231430703_1.pdf January E-mail Update], ''The Centre for Social Cohesion'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>. The address is also home to many businesses including solicitors [[Hollingworth Bissell]]<ref>Hollingworth Bissell, [http://www.londononline.co.uk/profiles/78281/ Profiles], ''London Online'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>, and technology firm [[Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited]]<ref>Insight MSC, [http://www.insightmsc.co.uk/ Address], ''Insight MSC'', Accessed, 05-September-2009</ref>. Clutha House was also the location of former Liberal Democrat leader [[ | + | 10 Story's Gate Westminster is the address for [[Clutha House]] a building let by agents [[GM Investment Trustees]]<ref>Clutha House, [http://www.keningtons.com/index.asp?PageID=400 Clutha House, 10 Storeys Gate, Westminster, London SW1], ''Kensingtons'', Accessed 05-September-2009</ref>. The building is located in central London beside Westminster Abbey, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre and Methodist Central Hall<ref>Clutha House, [http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en-GB&q=clutha%20house%2C%20london&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl Google Street View], ''Google Maps'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>. The building is home to various think tanks including the [[Policy Exchange]], [[Civitas]] and [[Centre for Social Cohesion]]<ref>Press Release, [http://www.socialcohesion.co.uk/files/1231430703_1.pdf January E-mail Update], ''The Centre for Social Cohesion'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>. The address is also home to many businesses including solicitors [[Hollingworth Bissell]]<ref>Hollingworth Bissell, [http://www.londononline.co.uk/profiles/78281/ Profiles], ''London Online'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>, and technology firm [[Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited]]<ref>Insight MSC, [http://www.insightmsc.co.uk/ Address], ''Insight MSC'', Accessed, 05-September-2009</ref>. Clutha House was also the location of former Liberal Democrat leader [[Menzies Campbell]]'s 2005 leadrship campaign headquarters<ref>Campaign Headquarters, [http://www.mingcampbell.org.uk/ccarchive/contact-us/ Contact Us], ''Ming Campbell'', Accessed 04-September-2009</ref>. |
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[[GM Investment Trustees]] | [[Policy Exchange]] | [[Civitas]] | [[Centre for Social Cohesion]] | [[Hollingworth Bissell]] | [[Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety]] | [[Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited]] | [[Banco Pastor Office]] | [[HSBC Bank]] | [[Manoj Ladwa]] | [[Parliamentary Advisory Council For Transport Safety]] | [[St James's Business Centre]] | [[The Christian Peoples Alliance]] | [[The European Commission]] | [[The Industrial Development Board For Northern Ireland]] | [[GM Investment Trustees]] | [[Policy Exchange]] | [[Civitas]] | [[Centre for Social Cohesion]] | [[Hollingworth Bissell]] | [[Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety]] | [[Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited]] | [[Banco Pastor Office]] | [[HSBC Bank]] | [[Manoj Ladwa]] | [[Parliamentary Advisory Council For Transport Safety]] | [[St James's Business Centre]] | [[The Christian Peoples Alliance]] | [[The European Commission]] | [[The Industrial Development Board For Northern Ireland]] | ||
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10 Story's Gate Westminster is the address for Clutha House a building let by agents GM Investment Trustees[1]. The building is located in central London beside Westminster Abbey, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre and Methodist Central Hall[2]. The building is home to various think tanks including the Policy Exchange, Civitas and Centre for Social Cohesion[3]. The address is also home to many businesses including solicitors Hollingworth Bissell[4], and technology firm Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited[5]. Clutha House was also the location of former Liberal Democrat leader Menzies Campbell's 2005 leadrship campaign headquarters[6].
Organisations
GM Investment Trustees | Policy Exchange | Civitas | Centre for Social Cohesion | Hollingworth Bissell | Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety | Insight Management and Systems Consultants Limited | Banco Pastor Office | HSBC Bank | Manoj Ladwa | Parliamentary Advisory Council For Transport Safety | St James's Business Centre | The Christian Peoples Alliance | The European Commission | The Industrial Development Board For Northern Ireland
Address
- Clutha House
- 10 Storey's Gate
- London SW1P 3AY
Notes
- ↑ Clutha House, Clutha House, 10 Storeys Gate, Westminster, London SW1, Kensingtons, Accessed 05-September-2009
- ↑ Clutha House, Google Street View, Google Maps, Accessed 04-September-2009
- ↑ Press Release, January E-mail Update, The Centre for Social Cohesion, Accessed 04-September-2009
- ↑ Hollingworth Bissell, Profiles, London Online, Accessed 04-September-2009
- ↑ Insight MSC, Address, Insight MSC, Accessed, 05-September-2009
- ↑ Campaign Headquarters, Contact Us, Ming Campbell, Accessed 04-September-2009
