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Specialized Tasks, Training, Equipment and Protection

Specialized Tasks, Training, Equipment and Protection (STTEP) was founded by Eeben Barlow. Contracted by former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan to assist in military campaign against Islamist fighters Boko Haram.
==External resources==
*Colin Freeman, South African mercenaries' secret war on Boko Haram, The Telegraph, 10 May 2015
Category:Private Military CorporationsCategory:NigeriaCategory:South Africa
Spencer Livermore

Spencer Livermore (Lord Livermore) is a lobbyist and political strategist who in May 2016 became a partner at 'international insight and strategy consultancy' Britain Thinks. Spencer Livermore, LinkedIn, 10 May 2016 
Livermore is a former special adviser to Gordon Brown, working with him during his time as chancellor and briefly as Prime Minister, and also to Andrew Smith when he was shadow chief secretary to the treasury from 1999 to 2002.The Financial Times The Campaign Teams 7 May 2001
Livermore also worked for lobbying and PR firm Blue Rubicon from January 2009 until September 2014 and was campaign director for Labour MPs Douglas Alexander and Michael Dugher for the 2015 UK general election.
==Background==
Livermore was 'one of the few from Mr Brown’s inner circle to have remained at 11 Downing Street since the early years.Christopher Hope Brown's Kitchen Cabinet Costs £1m A year The Telegraph, 25 February 2007 He went to Oxford University and the London School of Economics. Denis Campbell Gays Who Shape Our New Britain The Guardian, 18 December 2005
Following Tony Blair’s resignation as Prime Minister on June 27 2007, Gordon Brown, as the new Leader of the Labour Party, became Prime Minister. Brown appointed Livermore to Number Ten as Director of Political Strategy, attending Cabinet meetings and becoming a key figure in the Prime Minister’s strategy for the next General Election. In December 2007, Brown reportedly reduced Livermore to tears over the on-off election fiasco. The experience apparently left Livermore "badly scarred", pushing him to the brink of resignation.Simon Walters, Brown 'reduced top aide to tears' over poll fiasco, Daily Mail, 08.12.07, accessed 10.09.10
==Lobbying==
After resigning as Brown's director of strategy, Livermore briefly worked for Saatchi & Saatchi Fallon Group, before leaving to join Blue Rubicon as head of strategy and planning. Kate Nettleton Spencer Livermore quits SSF for Blue Rubicon Campaign Live, 9 January 2009, accessed 16 February 2015 In 2012 he ran Blue Rubicon's strategy consultancy, Thirty Six Strategy, 'the consultancy was founded to apply political campaigning techniques to the boardroom'. Jonathan Tilley Blue Rubicon's Spencer Livermore to return to Labour Party, PR Week, 8 October 2013, accessed 16 February 2015 
==Move back to politics==
In October 2013 it was announced Livermore would once again be working as a special adviser to the Labour Party, this time to shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander and shadow Cabinet Office minster Michael Dugher. He replaced Tom Watson, who resigned following allegations in July 2013 that the Unite union had 'attempted to influence the vote for the next Labour candidate in Falkirk'.
 
==References==
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Spencer Raphael Jaffe Charitable Foundation

The Spencer Raphael Jaffe Charitable Foundation (EIN: 11-3144593) is a 501(c)(3) non profit foundation based in Florida. It supports a number of pro-Israel causes.
==Grantees==
Organisations that have received funds from the foundation include:
the American Friends of Libi, Central Fund of Israel, Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA) and the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces.
==Notes==
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Spies at Work

Spies at Work is the title of a book written by Mike Hughes which chronicles the foundation and activites of the Economic League (formerly known as National Propaganda).
The book is reproduced here with the permission of the author.
:Spies at Work, Introduction
:Chapter 1: Origins and Early Days
:Chapter 2: The Diehards' Hidden Hand
:Chapter 3: 'Section D'
:Chapter 4: The Economic League and the General Strike
:Chapter 5: Fellow Travellers of Fascism
:Chapter 6: The Economic League goes to War
:Chapter 7: Peace and Cold War
:Chapter 8: The Wilson Years
:Chapter 9: Spies at Work
:Chapter 10: 'The Need for a Change of Direction
:Chapter 11, The Fall
:Appendix 1: Companies Supporting the League
:Appendix 2: The 'Services Group'
:Appendix 3: A Short Who's Who of the Economic League
:Appendix 4: Central Council Members of the League 1988-90
:Appendix 5: Economic League Directors and Workers
:Notes and References
:Select Bibliography
Category:Spies at WorkCategory:Economic League
Spies at Work, Appendix 2: The 'Services Group'

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==The "Services Group"==
This was a group of construction companies within the Economic League. These companies paid a higher subscription to subsidise League employees who specifically look after the construction Industry. The personnel officers of these companies notified the League of any employees, or sub-contractors, who are regarded as "troublemakers".
*A Monk & Co
*Alfred McAlpine
*AMEC Amey Roadstone
*Balfour Beatty
*Costain UK
*D T Bullock
*Edmund Nutall
*Fluor (GB)
*French Kier (Const)
*G Percy Trentham
*Geoffrey Osborne
*George Wimpey
*Harry Neal
*James Longley & Co
*John Laing
*John Wittshier Group
*John Wilmott Group
*Kyle Stewart
*M J Gleeson Group
*Marples International Holdings
*McCarthy & Stone
*Miller Construction
*Nico Construction
*Norwest Holst
*RM Douglas
*Rush & Tomkins Group
*Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons
*Tarmac Tellings
*Taylor Woodrow
*Tilbury Contracting Group
*Trafalgar House
*Turriff Corp.
*Tyson (Contractors)
*Walter Lawrence
*Walter Llewellyn & Sons
*Y J Lovell Holdings
Category:Spies at WorkCategory:Economic League
Spies at Work, Appendix 4: Central Council Members of the League 1988-90

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==Central Council Members of The Economic League 1988-1990==
===Central Council in 1990 (with date joined)===
*D Andrews-Jones 1984
*Peter Edward Ashworth 1982
*Hon Mark R Balfour 1988
*C T C Brinton 1988
*Maj-General Thomas Brodie 1984
*John Stanley Dettmer 1977
*Lord Dowding 1984
*P G Edwards 1977
*M FaircLough 1988
*Dennis Fahey 1983
*Robin Freemantle 1983
*D Greenhalgh
*Anthony Barmore Hampton 1976
*J Harding 1986
*Richard Ian Hughes
*Richard H. Hunting
*Sir Peter Hutchison 1989
*H F Jakeman 1986
*Sir William Mather 1990
*Sir Michael Nall 1983
*F J Norton 1988
*Jimson Parsons 1975
*D J J Ramsay 1989
*Ronald Robert Rowles 1983
*Peter Savill 1986
*J F Stephen 1989
*A C Thompson 1988
*B J Whitehouse 1985
===Central Council Members Who Resigned/Died Between 1988 and 1990===
*Maj. W J Bridge 1984-1988
*Lord (William Nicholas) Cayzer 1972-4/7/89
*James Coull 1987
*P D C Greenaway 1983
*Sir Maxwell Harper Gow 1984-17/1/89
*Lord Grimthorpe
*M Haddon-Grant 1980
*Graham Hale 1987
*Lindsay Clive Hunting
*John Lawrence-Mills 1983-4/7/89
*G Alister Lean 1982
*Duncan P Marshall-Andrew 1982
*Lawrence William Orchard 1975-4/7/89
*Peter L H Pearson 1985
*H Price -1990
*Edward Rea 1985-17/1/89
*Dr. A Robertson 1983
*T G Parry Rogers 1982
*C D Runge 1986
*Gerald Bowers Thorley
*Sir Anthony Touche 1975
*Robert M Willan 1982-17/1/89
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Spies at Work, Appendix 5: Economic League Directors and Workers

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==Economic League Directors & Workers==
===Director Generals===
*John Baker-White, 1926-1945
*Robert Rawdon Hoare, 1945-1959
*John S Dettmer, 1959-1977
*Michael Noar, 1986-1989
*Stan Hardy, 1989-1993
===Senior Staff in August 1987===
*Michael Noar, Director General
*Thom Robinson, Company Secretary & Director of Information
*John O Udal, Liaison Director
*P Thackery, National Co-ordinator of the Services Group
*Jack Winder, Research
===Regional Directors===
*North West Region: Richard T Brett
*North Eastern Region: J S Bromley
:(Assistant Director Alan Harvey was said to have been sacked following the first World in Action programme in which he had been covertly filmed boasting of contacts within the police)
*Western Region: E Dover
*Eastern Region: Peter Leach
*Scotland: Hamish Macgregor
*Midland Region: Jack Winder
*South Eastern Region: A L P Weeks
By 1989 Thom Robinson had been replaced by M James. F Barnes and P Thackery had been replaced by Ian Caerr. The supervisor of the Information and Research Department was Joanne Wood. Richard Brett had been sacked, alleging unfair dismissal.
Category:Spies at WorkCategory:Economic League
SpinWatch-Watch

SpinWatch-Watch is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Launched in April 2010, it describes itself as ‘the hidden truth about SpinWatch.org’. "Who watches Spinwatch", Spinwatch-Watch website, accessed 27 May 2010 The blog is edited by Will Deighton, a pseudonym linked to James Heartfield. The use of pseudonyms is an LM practice dating back to their origins in the RCP but now generally abandoned.
While not challenging Spinwatch's description or analysis of the LM network, the blog has variously accused Spinwatch of partiality, persecution, prejudice and pusillanimity.
==Contact==
http://spinwatchwatch.wordpress.com/
==Notes==
SpinWatch-Watch
Spirit Group

== History ==
The Spirit Group as of 2006 form part of Punch Taverns. Up until this point the business history of the group is interesting, although complex. In 2003 the Group acquired 1,400 pubs from Scottish & Newcastle retail, all of S&N's pub stock at the time for £2.51 billion. This made Spirit the largest independent pub operator in the UK. In March of the following year, 2004, Spirit entered into a sale and lease back deal for 220 pubs for around £500 million with Prestbury Holdings plc. The picture is further complicated by the sale of the 'premier lodge' business acquired from S&N to Whitbread plc. The sale of 141 hotels and 19 restaurants within hotels for £536.2 million. In October 2004 Spirit agreeed a lease back deal with British Land for 65 of its pubs for £174 million. Again in November of 2004 spirit was involved in the sale of more of it's assets by selling 364 pubs to the Globe Pub Company for £346 million. These pubs are now once again under the management of S&N in their Scottish & Newcastle Pub Enterprises division. In September 2005 the group sold another 178 pubs to Tattershall Castle Group. In January 2006 Punch Taverns acquired Spirit Group with Andrew Knight appointed as Spirit Group managing director.
==People==
*Victoria Tate former head of Public Affairs.
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Industry
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Springer Healthcare Communications

Springer Healthcare Communications services the pharmaceutical, healthcare and biotechnology industries by providing publishing, communication planning and product support. Along with offering support in traditional publishing, medical education, industry marketing, event management, technical writing, professional training, medical sales, logistics and multimedia, the company also supplies content from both Springer and other publishers' materials for reprints, collections and local editions.Springer Healthcare Communications. Springer Healthcare Accessed 11 December 2009. Business Solutions Medicine Online (BSMO) and Current Medicine Group (CMG) - which focus on specialised e-detailing/learning and medical education solutions - are sister companies.Springer Healthcare Communications Medical Communcications. Accessed 11 December 2009.
==People==
UK team:
*Stephen Entwistle - Vice President
*Joe Hawes - Operations Director
*John Roberts - Sales Director
*Alison Brown - Publishing Editor
*Iain Bartlett - Editorial Manager
==Contact==
:Address:
:Springer Healthcare Communications Ltd 
:Farside House,
:Nantwich Road,
:Tarporley, Cheshire,
:CW6 9UY UK
:Tel: +44 (0) 1829 731 220
:Fax: +44 (0) 1829 732 772 
The company also has offices in Japan, America, Spain and Switzerland.
:Website: http://springerhealthcare.com/
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Category: Pharma
Category:Biotech Industry
Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
Sri Lankan Development Trust

The Sri Lankan Development Trust is an organisation which funded several trips to Sri Lanka by former Defence Secretary Liam Fox in 2009. According to the relevant entries in the Register of Members's Interests for 2009 it was based at 40 George Street London W1U 7DW.FOX, Dr. Liam (Woodspring), The Register of Members' Financial Interests as at 6 January 2010, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 October 2011. According to the entry for 2010, the trust's address had moved to 50 Lothian Road, Festival Square, Edinburgh EH3 9WJ.FOX, Dr. Liam (North Somerset), The Register of Members' Financial Interests: Part 1
As at 24th January 2011, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 October 2011.
In October 2011, the Guardian reported that the 50 Lothian Road address was: "a substantial granite and glass-fronted office block where a number of firms including the HQ of the Scottish oil exploration firm Cairn Energy and corporate offices for Clydesdale Bank are based. When the Guardian visited the building there was no sign of any physical presence of the organisation. Two legal firms also based in the building are not believed to be connected."Polly Curtis, Jason Burke and Rupert Neate, Liam Fox faces fresh questions on Sri Lanka links, The Guardian, 13 October 2011.
==External resources==
*Jim Pickard, Confusion over Fox’s Sri Lanka trust, FT.com, 12 October 2011.
*Jonathan Miller, Liam Fox is gone: Sri Lanka's lost a friend, channel4.com, 14 October 2011.
==Notes==
Category:Trusts, Charities, and FoundationsCategory:Sri Lanka
St Bride's Partners

St Brides Partners is an investor/financial PR and marketing consultancy for growth companies, founded in 2001. 
In April 2017 anti-fracking protestors dressed as brides chained themselves to the door of St Brides 's London office to highlight what they deem as "supply chain" support for fracking - and suggested other agencies could face similar demonstrations. Robert Smith, [ http://www.prweek.com/article/1429471/anti-fracking-protestors-dressed-brides-chain-themselves-london-pr-firm-door#5aKLCw3zGrSilhEB.99 ] PR News, April 04, 2017, accessed 23 August 2017 
==People==
==Clients==
Clients fall across various market sectors including mining, oil and gas, services, technology and media, with market caps ranging from £3 million to over £600 million.
Include:
*DekelOil Public Ltd
*Empyrean Energy Plc 
*Highlands Natural Resources
*BOS Global Holdings
*Tlou Energy Plc (‘Tlou’), the AIM and ASX listed company focused on delivering power in Botswana and Southern Africa through the development of coal bed methane (‘CBM’) projects.
===Media===
:Website: http://www.stbridespartners.co.uk/
:Twitter: @StBridesP
===Notes===
Category:Public relations firms
Category:Fracking
St James's Place Bank

St James's Place Bank is a wholly owned subsidiary of Halifax Bank of Scotland, which stresses the importance of advice in deciding how best their customers can structure their banking arrangements. This advice (specifically relating to the products and services offered by St James's Place Bank) is provided by a St James's Place Partnership. 
St James's Place Bank promotes itself as being different from its competitors, because they are committed to fairness; choice; flexibility; and security 
== Notes ==
# St James Place Bank website, About Us last viewed 01/02/07
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
St James's Place Partnership

The St James's Place Partnership is the advice wing of the St James's Place Group, a subsidiary of HBOS. Partners have on average, around 16 years' experience in financial services and work together in a network of offices across the UK. The individuals invited to join them are drawn from the small proportion of financial advisers who meet their strict selection criteria. Training and quality control procedures are rigorous and continuous monitoring confirms that levels of satisfaction among clients are maintained. The majority of their clients are referredby friends, family or colleagues of existing clients.
== Notes ==
# St James Place Group website, About Us last viewed 01/02/07
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
St James's Place Wealth Management Group PLC

The St James's Place Group was established in 1991, under the name of the J. Rothschild Assurance Group, by Lord Rothschild, Sir Mark Weinberg and Mike Wilson. St James's Place was floated on the stock market in 1997 and its market capitalisation places it within the FTSE 250 Index.
In June 2000 HBOS, a 'Top Ten' FTSE 100 Company and one of the strongest UK companies, took a 60% shareholding in St. James's Place. 
Members of St James's Place are authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and has over 400,000 clients and over £15 billion funds under management. Advice from the St James's Place Group, is provided by the St James's Place Partnership, which brings together experienced financial service professionals working in financial services today 
=== The Directors ===
==Executive Directors==
*Sir Mark Weinberg, President 
*Mike Wllson, Chairman 
*David Bellamy, Managing Director 
*Andrew Croft, Group Finance Director 
*Ian Gascoigne, Group Sales Director
== Non-Executive Directors==
*Sarah Bates 
*Jo Dawson 
*Simon Gulliford 
*Andy Hornby 
*Derek Netherton 
*Mike Power 
*Michael Sorkin 
*Roger Walsom
== Note ==
# St James Place Group website Home Page last viewed 01/02/07
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
St James Company

St James Group is a high-end London-based property developer.'St James About', Berkeley Group, accessed 28 June 2016 
The company was also registered as one of the donors to the eurosceptic Vote Leave campaign group in the UK's EU membership referendum of 2016. 
==Donations==
Donated £12,000 on 12 May 2016 to Vote Leave, the anti-EU campaign which secured a majority of 51.9% in the referendum held on 23 June 2016. Electoral CommissionVote Leave donor search, accessed 28 June 2016 
==Notes==
 
Category: UK Category: BrexitCategory:Brexit ‘leave’ donor
St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School

The St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School is a Local Ecumenical Partnership sponsored by the Church of England and The Methodist Church and part of the Anglican Team of West Warrington. It is situated in Westbrook, Warrington. St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School: About Us, St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School, accessed 13 December 2016. 
==Prevent Policy==
===linking anti-fracking activists with extremists===
400px|thumb|right|Screengrab: St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School 'Prevent Strategy', page 24
Spinwatch reported in December 2016 that the school had included ‘anti-fracking’ among the list of types of extremism that could potentially draw children into ‘terrorism’. Russell Scott and Melissa Jones, Update: more documents show police, councils and schools labelling anti-fracking protestors as extremists, Spinwatch, 09 December 2016, accessed 12 December 2016. The school’s ‘Safeguarding Training – Prevent strategy’ presentation which is designed to ‘protect children from the risk of radicalisation’ includes anti-fracking groups alongside known threats such as ‘ISIL’ and the ‘ extreme right wing’ English Defence League. St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School: Prevent Training, St Philip Westbrook Church of England Primary School, accessed 13 December 2016. 
==References==
Category: Fracking
Stabilisation Unit

The Stabilisation Unit is a British government body intended as the "Government’s centre of expertise and best practice in stabilisation", which the unit's website defines as "the process of establishing peace and security in countries affected by conflict and instability." The Unit reports to the Ministry of Defence, Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Department for International Development, and includes staff from each parent Department.What is Stabilisation, Stabilisation Unit, accessed 28 December 2011.
==Notes==
Category:UK Government Agencies
Stacey Plax

Stacey Plax is responsible for raising the profile of the Transatlantic Institute, through organizing events across Europe. Plax holds a BA (Hons) in Human Communication and a Postgraduate Diploma in Speech and Language Therapy. Since 1999, Stacey has volunteered for Young Hadassah International, raising awareness and funds for Hadassah hospital in JerusalemStaff, Stacey Plax, Transatlantic Institute, Accessed 03-June-2009.
From her biography at the ROI Community:
::"I was born in South Africa, so I have always had a close connection to Israel, as the community is very Zionistic. I moved to London at the age of 12, as my parents wanted to give my brother and I an opportunity to succeed in the wider world. I visited Israel for the first time at the age of 16 and had a serious car accident. I chose to take the positive effects of the life-changing experience I encountered, as I now raise awareness for Hadassah Hospital, by travelling around Europe as a volunteer, to represent the world class institution." ROI Community Stacey Plax Accessed 15-July-2009]
==Affiliations==
*Transatlantic Institute
==Contact==
*Email - plaxs@transatlanticinstitute.org
==Notes==
Category:BelgiumCategory:EU
Stacie Dean

Stacie Dean became head of Tinsley House IRC for G4S Care & Justice in May 2013.' Stacie Dean', LinkedIn, accessed 30 June 2015
*Dean was a puchasing manager for NHS England from 2012-2013.
*They were a Security Intelligence Manager for the Prison Service from 2009-2012.
*They held various roles in the Prison Service from 1996-2009
==Notes==
Category:Detention Industry
Category:UK Immigration Detention Staff
Stafford Cripps

Sir Richard Stafford Cripps (1889-1952) was a Labour Party politician. He was educated at Winchester School and the University of London before becoming a barrister. He was knighted in 1930. He was Labour MP for East Bristol 1931-1950 and for South East Bristol in 1950. He was Solicitor-General 1930-1931, British Ambassador to the USSR, 1940-1942, Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Commons, 1942, Minister of Aircraft Production 1942-1945, President of the Board of Trade 1945-1947, Minister for Economic Affairs 1947, and Chancellor of the Exchequer 1947-1950.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth-Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.79.
==President of the Board of Trade==
Cripps was a strong influence on Harold Wilson who served under him at the Board of Trade. This may have contributed to the Security Service's interest in Wilson as Roger Hollis, then head of Communist Affairs at MI5 regarded Cripps as a communist sympathiser.Stephen Dorril and Robin Ramsay, Smear: Wilson and the Secret State, Fourth Estate Limited, 1991, p.4. Sir Kenneth Berril would also come under MI5 suspicion because of his role on Cripps' staff at about this time.Stephen Dorril and Robin Ramsay, Smear: Wilson and the Secret State, Fourth Estate Limited, 1991, p.300.
Cripps particularly angered the security establishment by approving the sale of Rolls Royce jet engines to the Soviet Union, although the particular engines involved were obsolete.Stephen Dorril and Robin Ramsay, Smear: Wilson and the Secret State, Fourth Estate Limited, 1991, p.7.
==External Resources==
*Namebase CRIPPS STAFFORD
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