Bruges Group
The Bruges Group is "an independent all-party think tank. Our independence is our strength allowing us to be free to follow our own policy agenda and put the national interest above party political considerations. Set up in February 1989, its aim was to promote the idea of a less centralised European structure than that emerging in Brussels."[1]
Principals
| Principals | ||
|---|---|---|
| Margaret Thatcher Hon. President | Norman Lamont Vice-President | Brian Hindley Co-Chairman |
| Barry Legg Co-Chairman | Robert Oulds Director | Helen Szamuely Head of Research |
| John O'Sullivan Washington D.C. Representative | ||
| Former Chairman | ||
| Kenneth Minogue | Lord Harris of High | Cross Martin Holmes |
| Academic Advisory Council | ||
| Tim Congdon | Kenneth Minogue | Christie Davies |
| Norman Stone | Richard Howarth | Patrick Minford |
| Ruth Lea | Anew Roberts | Martin HoweQC |
| Lord Harris of High Cross | John O'Sullivan | |
| Sponsors and Patrons | ||
| E P Gardner | Dryden Gilling-Smith | Lord Kalms |
| David Caldow | Anew Cook | Lord Howard |
| Brian Kingham | Lord Pearson of Rannoch | Eddie Addison |
| Ian Butler | Thomas Griffin | Lord Young of Graffham |
| Michael Fisher | Oliver Marriott | Rocco Forte |
| Graham Hale | W J Edwards | Michael Freeman |
| Richard E.L. Smith | ||
Contact
- TEL: +44 (0)20 7287 4414
- FAX: +44 (0)20 7287 5522
- Website: www.brugesgroup.com
