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• Weber Shandwick
  :"Sir, Both the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition made major speeches last week on Lobbyists in the Edinburgh office include:
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• Industry and Parliament Trust
  ...rman) Tomlinson was the MP for Meriden from February 1974-1979, PPS to the Prime Minister 1975-76 and MEP for Birmingham West between 1984 and 1999. He was ...has been a Non-Executive Director on a number of Boards and is currently a Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords and a member of the Parliamentary Delegation
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• Economic League
  In 2009 the [[Information Commissioner’s Office]] raided the offices of an trade association called [[The Consulting Assoc Branch Office for Newcastle,Tees and Hartlepool.
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• Yvette Cooper
  ...nt for Communities and Local Government (formerly the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister). *June 2003 | appointed Parliamentary Secretary in the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
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• Sheila Gunn
  ...puty editor of The Times Diary, until 1995 when she was appointed the then Prime Minister [[John Major]]'s personal press adviser. She is now a political af ...y she works for is [[GPC International]]. This lobbying firm, based in an office above Covent Garden tube in central London [http://www.appc.org.uk/register
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• The British American Project for the Successor Generation
  ...for top civil servants, the [[First Division Association]], is the Foreign Office Minister in the House of Lords. ...n Dusen, senior partner in the law firm [[Drinker, Biddle and Reath]], was deputy to the first US representative to NATO between 1950 and 1952.
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• Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies
  *[[Ephraim Kam]] Deputy Head of JCSS. Colonel in the [[IDF Military Intelligence]] until 1993. ...of Knesset for the [[National Religious Party]], and from 1981 to 1984 was Deputy Foreign Minister.
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• British Satellite News
  ...mi covert propaganda operation funded by the UK [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] which appears to have gone out of service around 2009. ...anging Perceptions, Review of Public Diplomacy'', Foreign and Commonwealth Office 22 March 2002 http://www.fco.gov.uk/Files/kfile/PDWiltonReview_March2002.pd
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• International Institute for Strategic Studies
  ...former US and British government officials among its members. The Foreign Office contributed £100,000 towards the setting up of its headquarters in central ...a conference ‘The Limitations of War in the Nuclear Age’ at the London office of the Commission of the Churches on International Affairs. There it was ag
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• Icas PR, PRCA Yearbook
  *[[Office of the Deputy Prime Minister]] ===Holders of Public Office===
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• Norman Blackwell
  ...ve with The [[Corporate Services Group]] 2000, and a Board Member of the [[Office of Fair Trading]]. ...Sir [[Christopher Gent]], formerly Chief Executive of [[Vodafone]] and now Deputy Chairman of [[GlaxoSmithKline]], and Chairman of the Advisory Board of the
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• Office of Fair Trading
  The '''Office of Fair Trading (OFT)''' is the UK's consumer and competition authority and ...g)|Philip Collins]], Chairman of the Board. Collins became Chairman of the Office of Fair Trading on 1 October 2005. He is a solicitor who has practised in
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• Gabrielle Bertin
  ....uk/about/faqs/house-of-lords-faqs/lords-members/ Membership and principal office holders], ''Parliament.uk'', accessed 3 February 2017. </ref>, nominated un ...iled: 07/12/2005. </ref>, a role which she retained when he was elected as prime minister. While on maternity leave in mid-November 2012, she was replaced b
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• David Cameron
  ...co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/election_2010/8675265.stm David Cameron is UK's new prime minister], BBC, 12 May 2010.</ref>, the leader of the [[Conservative Party] :Cameron was part of Tory prime minister John Major’s ‘breakfast club’. This true blue brat pack advi
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• Catherine Fall
  '''Kate Fall''' served as deputy-chief of staff to the former Prime Minister [[David Cameron]] from 2010 to 2015, <ref>Department of Informatio ...and dignitaries. She developed her skills working in [[Michael Howard]]'s office and as director of The [[Atlantic Partnership]] think tank. She is one of t
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• George Osborne
  ...s/election-2015-prime-minister-and-ministerial-appointments Election 2015: Prime Minister and ministerial appointments], 10 Downing Street, 8 May 2010, upda ...intment on condition he wait three months from his last day in ministerial office before taking up his first commission, that he not draw on any privileged i
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• Michael Gove
  ...rom June 2017 until July 2019, having been appointed to the role by former prime minister [[Theresa May]] in 11 June 2017. He is a former deputy editor of ''[[The Times]]'', and a columnist there. <ref> [https://www.gov.
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• James Sassoon
  ...nveiled as a Tory supporter only weeks after quitting as an adviser to the Prime Minister. Earlier this month it was announced that Sir James had relinquish ...prise and growth and public-private partnerships. He was the Chancellor's Deputy on and chaired the UK [[Standing Committee on Financial Stability]], the Tr
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• Conservative Monday Club
  ...sbury]] (d.1972), who had resigned from Macmillan's Cabinet over the Prime Minister's liberal direction, became its first president in January 1962, when he stat ...y". [[Harold Wilson]], twice Labour [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]], described the club as "the guardian of the Tory conscience" <re
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• Centre for Policy Studies
  ...he rise of [[Margaret Thatcher]]. During [[Margaret Thatcher]]'s tenure as Prime Minister, the CPS enjoyed a considerable influence over policy, which decli ...the ''Guardian'': ‘In those “heroic” days it was little more than an office employing Sherman to draft speeches for Joseph. It attracted a number of pe
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