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• LM network
  ...2010</ref>. Thus [[Patrick Hayes]] affirms in his twitter profile "I work for spiked www.spiked-online.com and the Institute of Ideas www.instituteofidea ...detailed because of the network's disparate nature and the lack of formal public links between its entities.
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• GM lobby groups
  *[[American Council for Fitness and Nutrition]] *[[American Council on Science and Health]]
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• Scottish Council Foundation
  It was established by the [[Scottish Council for Development and Industry]] (SCDI) in 1999, which remains strongly involved ...&#39;s (IPPR) Social Justice Commission Report (1994), which was important for the Labour Party&#39;s Third Way concepts of the welfare state.
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• New Labour nexus
  *[[Centre for European Reform]] *[[Centre for Policy Studies]] [http://www.cps.org.uk/]
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• Pagoda Public Relations
  ...based PR and lobbying company run by the former head of the [[Institute of Public Relations Scotland]] [[Ian Coldwell]]. ...Council leader [[Keith Geddes]] as policy director - won a four-way pitch for the prestigious contract. However, concerns have been raised when it was re
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• Bell Pottinger Communications
  ...ivate, was one of the UK's largest PR and lobbying agencies until it filed for bankruptcy in September 2017 following an international scandal over revela ...inister [[Margaret Thatcher]] who ran the Tory Party's publicity campaigns for the 1979, 1983 and 1987 elections. Bell was deputy chairman of [[Lowe Howar
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• Aims of Industry
  ...he creation of the National Health Service in 1945. It was known as [[Aims for Freedom and Enterprise]] from 1975-78 and [[Aims]] from 1978-80. * To create a public belief in free enterprise so that the government can take the right decisio
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• Competitive Enterprise Institute
  It is described by PR Watch as "an ideologically-driven, well-funded front for corporations opposed to safety and environmental regulations that affect th ...nt]]. It is a member of the Wise Use umbrella organisation, the [[Alliance for America]]. {{ref|3}}
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• British Nutrition Foundation
  The BNF claims to promote 'the nutritional wellbeing of society through the impartial interpretation and effective dissemination of scienti ...eners - separating fact from fiction], Thursday 15th April 2010, The Royal Society, 6-9 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AG, BNF website, accessed 24 Mar 2
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• Tracey Brown
  ...accessed 1 April 2015.</ref>. She sits on the Outreach Committee of the [[Royal College of Pathologists]] and in 2009 was made a Friend of the College.<ref ...ical note states that while at the University of Kent she "was responsible for a European Commission project to set up social research centres in Russia.
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• Bell Pottinger Public Affairs
  ...obbying divisions of [[Bell Pottinger Communications]], one of the largest public relations companies in the United Kingdom. It went into administration in S BPPA previously operated within the public relations division of [[Chime Communications]] plc, until a management buy-
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• David Carter (medicine)
  ...utive Director of Lothian Health Board (1994-96). As Chairman of the Board for Academic Medicine he was aware of developments in MMC particularly in relat
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• Bill Durodié
  ...his study formed the economic strand that complemented the UK government's Public Debate on GM crops which culminated in 2003. ...die1.jpg|thumb|right|200px| Durodie's 1999 pamphlet ''Poisonous Dummies'', for the Tobacco industry funded [[European Science and Environment Forum]]]]
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  ...007-2011, and between 2003-2004 he had a regular column in [[The Lancet]], for whom he contributed 31 articles in this period, contributing one further ar ...and large simply not socialists. It took an unconscionable length of time for this to dawn on me, and to recognise fully that the party leaders, Frank Fu
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• Food Standards Agency
  ...ty watchdog set up by an Act of Parliament in 2000 to protect the public's health and consumer interests in relation to food.' In 2002 the FSA produced a two ...sing. The main reason for the establishment of the FSA was the collapse in public trust which occurred during the BSE crisis, when civil servants within the
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• Food and Drink Federation: Influence and lobbying
  *Producing biased information for the public domain *Lobbying government for corporate-friendly legislation and regulation.
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• Tony Gilland
  '''Tony Gilland''' was the science and society director of the [[Institute of Ideas]] which was founded after the collapse ...ouncil]] in July 2008. He continues to sit on a six member organising team for this competition alongside [[Mayur Porwal]], [[Arnab Banerjee]], [[Debanjan
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• Susan Greenfield
  {{Health badge}} ...e to the public and in 1999 was elected to an Honorary Fellowship of the [[Royal College of Physicians]].<ref>[http://www.pharm.ox.ac.uk/research/greenfield
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• All-Party Parliamentary Food and Health Forum
  ...contribute to knowledge, policies and information on food policy, diet and health. ...cations.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/160428/food-and-health.htm Food and Health APPG, Register 28 April 2016], ''parliament.uk'', accessed 10 May 2016</ref
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• Mick Hume
  ...ers] Battle of Ideas, acc 13 Mar 2011 and is a source of briefing material for [[Debating Matters]].</ref><ref>[http://www.debatingmatters.com/search/resu He has written a column for the Times (London) since 2000.
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• Jonathan Jones
  Prof '''Jonathan Jones''' is a Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and senior scientist at the [[Sainsbury Laboratory]] of the [[John Innes ...into crop plants. In 1998 Jones wrote, 'I've worked with transgenic plants for 15 years, in the US and the UK. The more I do it, the less I worry about it
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• Alastair Kent
  ...ies have much to offer'. He was also on the non-executive advisory council for the pro-vivisection campaign group ‘[[Understanding Animal Research]]’ ...ittee of the Royal College of Physicians, [[RCPath]] and [[British Society for Human Genetics]]) Clinical Genetics Committee (since 1997); the [[Associati
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• John Krebs
  ...a leading Fellow of the [[Royal Society]] and since 1988 has held a Royal Society Research Professorship in the Department of Zoology, Oxford University. His ...RRA). ORRA's work includes research and advice on risk and decision making for the oil and pharmaceutical industries, as well as a wide range of other bus
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• Lexington Communications
  ...J-LHTF8wkoDa3RcaIACxQfavnEg Lexington Communications], APPC Register Entry for 1 December 2008 to 28 February 2009, accessed 23 Mar 2010</ref> ...nal Public Debate on GM in the UK, held in 2003.<ref>Andy Rowell, "[http://society.guardian.co.uk/societyguardian/story/0,7843,921537,00.html The alliance of
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• Peter Lachmann
  ...ridge, and a former vice president and biological secretary of the [[Royal Society]], as well as a former president of the UK's [[Academy of Medical Sciences] ...al to offer benefits in agricultural practice, food quality, nutrition and health.
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• Patrick Moore
  ...rough the PR firm he founded, [[Greenspirit Strategies]]. Moore has worked for the farmed salmon industry, the logging industry, the nuclear and biotechno ...nt accounts of the reasons for his departure from Greenpeace. He has said, for instance, that he quit because 'in the mid-Eighties the ultraleftists and e
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• Citigate Public Affairs, UK Clients and Staff 30.11.03 - 31.05.04
  ==Citigate Public Affairs== ==Fee-Paying clients for whom UK consultancy services provided 30.11.03 - 31.05.04==
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• Grayling UK Clients, PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...ia. It employs 150 consultants across its three main disciplines, Grayling Public Relations, Grayling Political Strategy, incorporating Westminster Strategy, ===Grayling Public Relations:===
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• Ellen Raphael
  ...2002.jpg|thumb|left|200px|[[Ellen Raphael]] in 2002 at the time she worked for [[Regester Larkin]] and [[Global Futures]]]] [[Ellen Raphael]] describes herself as an 'Independent Public Relations and Communications Professional'.<ref>LinkedIn [http://uk.linkedi
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• Connect Public Affairs Ltd
  {{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}'''Connect Public Affairs''' is a Westminster-based lobbying firm in the UK. ...ws.com/articles/news/morris-plots-2015-shake Morris plots 2015 shake-up] ''Public Affairs News'', 11 December 2014 </ref>
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• Edelman
  Edelman's public affairs business in the UK employs 25 staff and freelance lobbyists based i ...lisation, media relations and grassroots activities”.<ref>Who’s Who in Public Affairs 2006; Dods</ref>
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• Scientific Alliance
  ...by extreme pressure groups".<ref>Andy Rowell, "[http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2001/jul/11/guardiansocietysupplement7 Hard rockers: The views of the green ...tack the scientific consensus on issues that do not fit with that agenda - for example, climate change.
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• Science Media Centre
  ...827_ac_20120331_e_c.pdf Science Media Centre Trustees' Report and Accounts for period ended 31 March 2012], acc 3 Oct 2012</ref> ...827_ac_20120331_e_c.pdf Science Media Centre Trustees' Report and Accounts for period ended 31 March 2012], acc 3 Oct 2012</ref>
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• Stephen Pollard
  ...er of the European Union. Pollard is also a political columnist who writes for most British newspapers, and regularly in [[The Times]], the [[Independent] ...t and Independent Health Care, A Question of Choice: Public Priorities for Health Care, Schools, Selection and the Left, and Israel, America and the Jews of
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• Social Issues Research Centre
  ...may be perceived that the company acts more like a public relations agency for the corporations that fund its activities. These include [[Diageo]], [[Flor ...=b2eec80c67cfcce8491377ad668f0414e5a77704&keytype2=tf_ipsecsha A hot flush for Big Pharma]. BMJ 2003;327:400</ref> SIRC mentioned, on the back cover of th
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• Burson-Marsteller
  ...tate of the art techniques in manipulating the mass media, legislators and public opinion. ...der, the usual effect of PR is to maintain the status quo. By manipulating public opinion PR diverts attention away from difficult issues and creates the ill
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• Grayling
  ...Group include: [[Citigate]], [[Quiller]], [[Hudson Sandler]], [[Hunstworth Health]] and [[Red]]. *Its public affairs capabilities started with the formation of [[Westminster Strategy]]
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• Dick Taverne
  ...t allies. [[Sense about Science]] was set up in mid-2002 ahead of the UK's public debate on GM crop commercialisation. It promotes its point of view to peers ...sdon]], former head of science and innovation at the think-tank [[Demos]], for example, commented in a review in the Financial Times <ref>[http://www.lobb
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• Juliet Tizzard
  ...ite, accessed 2 May 2010</ref>, written for and appeared at various events for the [[Institute of Ideas]] <ref>See [http://www.instituteofideas.com/newsle ...t the [[British Medical Association]] ([[BMA]]), where she was responsible for 'policy and ethics advice and lobbying on assisted reproduction, abortion a
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• James Lovelock
  '''James Lovelock''' is a scientist who is best known for his "Gaia hypothesis", which suggests that the temperature and composition ...1, worked first for the Medical Research Council at the National Institute for Medical Research in London and then spent five years (1946 to 1951) at the
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• Royal Society
  The '''Royal Society''' was founded in 1660 and claims to be the world's oldest scientific organ ...it has three roles: as the UK's national academy of science, as a learned Society and as a funding agency. However, [[Moira Brown]], a professor of neuroviro
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• Fleishman-Hillard
  *[[GPC Public Affairs]] *[[Mercury Public Affairs]]
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• Association of Professional Political Consultants
  ...umbrella organisation to promote self-regulation in the industry: the [[UK Public Affairs Council]], launched in July 2010. APPC has a Scottish branch - [[ ===1994, Cash for Questions===
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• Luther Pendragon
  ...uther-Pendragon-quartet-poised-11m-buyout/ Luther Pendragon quartet poised for £11m buyout]," 09 September 2005, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref> ...esulted in a representative being called in to give evidence to MPs at the Public Administration Select Committee.<ref>Staff writers, "[http://www.prweek.com
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• Weber Shandwick
  For information on its lobbying work in the UK, see [[Weber Shandwick Public Affairs]]. Below are just a few examples of Weber Shandwick's work for clients:
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• Industry and Parliament Trust
  ...ve business privileged access to MPs at Westminster. It provided the model for the development of the [[Scottish Parliament Business Exchange]]. ...to fostering mutual understanding between business and Parliament for the public benefit. The Trust is independent, non-partisan and non-lobbying.
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• Economic League
  ...to continue into the twenty first century blacklisting trade unionists and health and safety activists from the largest construction projects in the country ...and anti socialist propagandist group. In public it conducted a “Crusade for Capitalism” targeted at the workforce of local members’ factories, and
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• Priority profiles
  #[[Committee for a Free Britain]] needs references to all the claims and formatting - mostly #[[Felix Dennis]] need a reference for Labour party donations and trial (checked, corrected and referenced by Mat)
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• Forum for the Future
  Forum for the Future is a UK registered charity concerned with sustainable developmen Forum for the Future states the following on its website as an introduction:
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• Brevia Consulting
  ...'<ref> [http://www.prweek.com/article/1108089/public-affairs-week-lobbying Public Affairs: The Week in Lobbying], ''PR Week'', 9 December 2011 </ref> ...de & Industry, Energy, Transport, Culture, Media & Sport, Deregulation and Health. Associate [[George Hall]] was also EU issue manager on eCommerce in the [[
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