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[[File:HIA-logo-150x150.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The logo of the Health Inequalties Alliance retrieved from <ref>[http://www.research.net/s/psoriasis-HIA Survey for psoriasis sufferers] Research.net. Accessed 15 February 2014.</ref>]]
 
[[File:HIA-logo-150x150.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The logo of the Health Inequalties Alliance retrieved from <ref>[http://www.research.net/s/psoriasis-HIA Survey for psoriasis sufferers] Research.net. Accessed 15 February 2014.</ref>]]
  
The [[Health Inequalities Alliance]] (SC375969) is a not for profit company set up by pharma lobbyist [[Jacquie Forde]], [[Conservative Party|Conservative]] Councillor [[Jim Swift]] and [[Miranda King]].  They were both appointed as directors on 31 March 2010 though [[Jim Swift]] states on his LinkedIn profile that he joined the Alliance in June 2011.<ref> LinkedIn [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist].  Accessed 15 February 2014. See also: [File:Jim Swift-LinkedIn-Screenshot 2013-10-31 14.08.33.pdf PDF copy of screengrab] of the page on 31 October 2013.</ref> Miranda King registered the domain name for the Health Inequalities Alliance website.<ref>[http://powerbase.info/images/c/c7/Healthinequalitiesalliance.org-Whois-Screenshot_2014-02-15_18.09.53.png Registrar information for healthinequalitiesalliance.org] Screenshot taken 15 February 2014.</ref>
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The [[Health Inequalities Alliance]] (HIA) (SC375969) is a not for profit company set up by pharma lobbyist [[Jacquie Forde]], [[Conservative Party|Conservative]] Councillor [[Jim Swift]]<ref>[http://www.scottishconservatives.org/erc/east_renfrewshire_conservative_councillors/jim_swift.aspx Jim Swift - Newton Mearns South], East Renfrewshire Conservatives.</ref> and [[Miranda King]].  Swift was appointed director on 31 March 2010 though [[Jim Swift]] states on his LinkedIn profile that he joined the Alliance in June 2011.<ref> LinkedIn [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist].  Accessed 15 February 2014. See also: [http://powerbase.info/images/c/c1/Jim_Swift-LinkedIn-Screenshot_2014-02-15_14.41.05.pdf PDF copy of screengrab of Jim Swift LinkedIn page]. Taken 15 February 2014.</ref> Miranda King was appointed secretary on 31 March 2010<ref>[http://powerbase.info/images/5/57/Miranda_King-Companies_house-_Health_Inequalities_Alliance_-Screenshot_2014-02-15_18.22.57.jpg Data from Companies House], February 2014.</ref> and registered the domain name for the Health Inequalities Alliance website.<ref>[http://powerbase.info/images/5/52/Healthinequalitiesalliance.org-Whois-Screenshot_2014-02-15_18.09.53.jpg Domain registration], ''whois.net''</ref> King was also appointed secretary for [[Quorum Sensing Ltd]] on 30 April 2010, resigning on 20 September 2011.<ref>[http://powerbase.info/images/b/ba/Miranda_King-Quorum_Sensing-Screenshot_2014-02-15_18.23.57_address_redacted.jpg Data from Companies House], February 2014.</ref>
  
 
The Alliance sponsored two Cross Party Groups in the [[Scottish Parliament]].
 
The Alliance sponsored two Cross Party Groups in the [[Scottish Parliament]].
 
Indeed on their website which was briefly live in 2012 the Alliance claimed that 'The Health Inequalities Alliance have successfully campaigned for a cross party group to be established on Health Inequalities in the Scottish Parliament'.<ref> Health Inequalities Alliance [https://web.archive.org/web/20121220025739/http://www.healthinequalitiesalliance.org/ healthinequalitiesalliance.org].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 20 December 2012 on 15 February 2014.</ref>
 
Indeed on their website which was briefly live in 2012 the Alliance claimed that 'The Health Inequalities Alliance have successfully campaigned for a cross party group to be established on Health Inequalities in the Scottish Parliament'.<ref> Health Inequalities Alliance [https://web.archive.org/web/20121220025739/http://www.healthinequalitiesalliance.org/ healthinequalitiesalliance.org].  Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 20 December 2012 on 15 February 2014.</ref>
  
Forde left the Alliance in December 2012 after becoming director of its successor the [[Wellbeing Alliance]] and director of the lobby firm [[Quorate Public Affairs]] both of which are based at the same address as the [[Health Inequalities Alliance]] at 11-12 Newton Terrace, Glasgow.<ref name="CH">Data from Companies House February 2014</ref>
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Forde 'parted ways with her business partner (another story)'<ref>[http://www.wow-a2z.com/meet-the-experts-no-tels.aspx Meet the Experts], WoW website. Last accessed 11 March 2014.</ref> and left the Alliance in December 2012 after becoming director of its successor the [[Wellbeing Alliance]] and director of the lobby firm [[Quorate Public Affairs]] both of which are based at the same address as the [[Health Inequalities Alliance]] at 11-12 Newton Terrace, Glasgow.<ref name="CH">Data from Companies House February 2014</ref>
  
 
The HIA is listed as 'Active – Proposal to strike off' at Companies House in February 2014.<ref name="CH"/>
 
The HIA is listed as 'Active – Proposal to strike off' at Companies House in February 2014.<ref name="CH"/>
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==External resources==
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*Paul Hutcheon, [http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/home-news/call-for-probe-into-health-forum-link-to-big-pharma.23565901 Call for probe into health forum link to Big Pharma], ''Sunday Herald'', 2 March 2014.
  
 
==Contact==
 
==Contact==
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==Notes==
 
==Notes==
 
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[[Category:Health]][[Category:Conflicts of Interest]]

Latest revision as of 16:26, 10 December 2019

The logo of the Health Inequalties Alliance retrieved from [1]

The Health Inequalities Alliance (HIA) (SC375969) is a not for profit company set up by pharma lobbyist Jacquie Forde, Conservative Councillor Jim Swift[2] and Miranda King. Swift was appointed director on 31 March 2010 though Jim Swift states on his LinkedIn profile that he joined the Alliance in June 2011.[3] Miranda King was appointed secretary on 31 March 2010[4] and registered the domain name for the Health Inequalities Alliance website.[5] King was also appointed secretary for Quorum Sensing Ltd on 30 April 2010, resigning on 20 September 2011.[6]

The Alliance sponsored two Cross Party Groups in the Scottish Parliament. Indeed on their website which was briefly live in 2012 the Alliance claimed that 'The Health Inequalities Alliance have successfully campaigned for a cross party group to be established on Health Inequalities in the Scottish Parliament'.[7]

Forde 'parted ways with her business partner (another story)'[8] and left the Alliance in December 2012 after becoming director of its successor the Wellbeing Alliance and director of the lobby firm Quorate Public Affairs both of which are based at the same address as the Health Inequalities Alliance at 11-12 Newton Terrace, Glasgow.[9]

The HIA is listed as 'Active – Proposal to strike off' at Companies House in February 2014.[9]

External resources

Contact

Address: 11-12 Newton Terrace, Glasgow, G3 7PJ
Web: healthinequalitiesalliance.org (URL inactive)
LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/health-inequalities-alliance-ltd

Notes

  1. Survey for psoriasis sufferers Research.net. Accessed 15 February 2014.
  2. Jim Swift - Newton Mearns South, East Renfrewshire Conservatives.
  3. LinkedIn uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist. Accessed 15 February 2014. See also: PDF copy of screengrab of Jim Swift LinkedIn page. Taken 15 February 2014.
  4. Data from Companies House, February 2014.
  5. Domain registration, whois.net
  6. Data from Companies House, February 2014.
  7. Health Inequalities Alliance healthinequalitiesalliance.org. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 20 December 2012 on 15 February 2014.
  8. Meet the Experts, WoW website. Last accessed 11 March 2014.
  9. 9.0 9.1 Data from Companies House February 2014