Arms Trade Lobbying Portal

A guide to the companies, lobbyists and think tanks behind the arms trade in the UK

IMAGE This portal is part of Powerbase—your guide to networks of power, lobbying and deceptive PR. Powerbase has a policy of strict referencing and is overseen by a managing editor. Portal heading Our xxxx portal tracks the companies, people and lobbyists working in the arms trade in the UK and beyond. It sheds light on who is influencing the debate over fracking and the tactics used to persuade the public and our politicians. See LINK Help us expose industry and government spin Powerbase is run on a tiny budget, and many contributors kindly give their time for free. If you can help out we'd love to hear from you. Or if you find these resources useful, please consider a donation toward our modest overheads. Thank you.

Who are the fracking lobbyists? CLICK FOR OUR COMPLETE LIST OF FRACKING PROFILES. Fracking firms Cuadrilla Igas Ineos Third Energy Aurora Energy Resources Arms trade lobbyists Burson Marsteller Hanover Hill and Knowlton Lexington Communications Newgate Communications PPS Westbourne Communications Trade lobby groups and think tanks UKOOG Institute of Directors Centre for Policy Studies Political players All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Armed Forces All-Party Parliamentary Group on xxxxxx

Articles on Spinwatch Melissa Jones, Fracking parliamentary groups hang up their hard hats, Spinwatch. 5 October 2017 Melissa Jones, Time to fix the revolving door rules for special advisers, 17 October 2017 Melissa Jones, Russell Scott, Third environmental permit breach this year by Cuadrilla at Lancs fracking site, Spinwatch, 21 October 2017 Melissa Jones, Russell Scott, Update: Cuadrilla environmental breaches tally rises to five this year at Preston New Road, Spinwatch, 3 November 2017 Andy Rowell, Exclusive: Fight against INEOS' ‘draconian’ injunction goes to the Court of Appeal, Spinwatch, 19 January 2018 Fracking lobbying map of London {{#display_map:|center=london|zoom=11|fusiontables=17tFGNRwrSzBOhRQkx7skuRp0oBoVh0i0tV8C945Y}}Template:Badge

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