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Midnight Communications, PRCA Yearbook 2004

Midnight Communications Ltd
===Contact===
*Caroline Brown
===Address===
:Tower Point
:North Road
:Brighton BN1 lYR
:Telephone: 0870 458 4182
:Fax: None
:Email: caraline@midnight.co.uk
:Website: [http://www.midnight.co.uk www.midnight.co.uk
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1995
===Employees===
: 30
==Range of Services==
At Midnight Communications we take our thinking space seriously. In order to differentiate your brand in a competitive market you need access to consistently original thinking and people with energy and vigour who can deliver real results.
Ask yourself where you want your PR talent to live and and work. Our heart Ã‚Â¬and our HQÃ¢â‚¬â€? are based at the centre of one of the most exciting cities in the UK. We also have a London office, just off Victoria, so we're hardly strangers to the bright lights of the capital. It is the quality of our strategic thinking which has made us the biggest PR company South of London. We offer five areas of expertise:
*Technology and Telecoms
*Business to Business
*Lifestyle
*Events
*Business Intelligence Unit
===Fee Income===
:�1,300,001 - 1,400,000
==Current Clients==
*Alphacell
*CACI - Acorn Consumer Classification
*Estates Gazette Group
*Eurodata Systems
*Fujifilm
*Guernsey Board of Industry
*Hostway
*Inclarity
*Learning Skills Council
*Mistral
*Nedstat
*Netegrity
*Notting Hill Carnival
*QFlicks
*SEEDA
*Sussex Innovation Centre
*SORTED Magazine
*South East Media Network
*STSN
*Sussex Community Internet Project
*The Usability Company
*Thomas Eggar
*Unique Distribution
*Venture Finance/ABN AMRO 
*WhatsOnDating.com
*Wired Sussex
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*Brighton & Hove Council
*Brighton University
*Siemens
*The Sports Nutrition Company
*The UK Supplements Awards 2003
==Partners / Directors==
*Caroline Brown, chief Executive Officer
*Antony Mayfield, Managing Director
*Vicki Hughes, HR Director
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
:N/A
===Subsidiary Companies===
:N/A
===Associate Companies===
:N/A
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
:N/A
===International Affiliates Within===
Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, USA
===Other Addresses===
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Category:PRCA Yearbook
Miguel Ángel Moratinos Cuyaubé

Miguel Ángel Moratinos Cuyaubé is a Spanish diplomat and politician.Biography, miguelangelmoratinos.com, accessed 7 April 2013.
==Background==
Moratinos was born in Madrid on 8 June 1951 and studied at the Madrid French Lyceum. He graduated in Law and Political Sciences at the University Complutense in Madrid, and then in Diplomatic Studies at the Spanish Diplomatic School.Biography, miguelangelmoratinos.com, accessed 7 April 2013. 
==Diplomatic career==
Moratinos joined Spain’s diplomatic service in March 1977. he served as head of the Coordination Section for Eastern Europe between 1977 and 1980. From late 1980 to 1984, he was appointed First Secretary of the Spanish Embassy in Yugoslavia, serving as chargé d’affaires during his last three years. Between 1984 and 1987, he was political advisor in Rabat.Biography, miguelangelmoratinos.com, accessed 7 April 2013.
He served as General Deputy Director for Northern Africa 1987-1991, and then Director of the Institute of Cooperation with the Arab World 1991-1993. He then served as General Director of Foreign Policy for Africa and the Middle East from 1993 to 1996, and was involved in the organisation of the Middle East Peace Conference in Madrid in 1992. He served as Spain’s Ambassador in Israel from July to December 1996, before being appointed by EU Special Representative for the Middle East Peace Process, from December 1996 to June 2003.Biography, miguelangelmoratinos.com, accessed 7 April 2013.
==Political career==
Moratinos was elected member of Parliament on the lists of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE) for the constituency of Córdoba. On the 18 April 2004 to 20 October 2010, he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. During his term, he held the presidency of the United Nations Security Council and the chairmanships-in-office of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), the Council of Europe and the Council of the European Union.Biography, miguelangelmoratinos.com, accessed 7 April 2013.
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Mike Alexander

Mike Alexander is the ex-Chief Executive of British Energy who was replaced after only two years in the job in March 2005. He was an enthusiastic proponent of nuclear energy. Delivering the keynote speech at a gathering of UK's leading energy figures organized by the Energy Industries Club, he declared that the volume of waste produced by nuclear energy is trivial, "equivalent to 24 double-decker buses a year"Source needed.
== References ==
Category: Nuclear Spin
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Mike Amesbury

Labour MP for Weaver Vale, elected June 2017.
==Views on fracking==
In response to INEOS interim injunction issued by High Court in August 2017 Amesbury issued the following statement:
:“I’m disappointed but not surprised that Ineos have chosen to spend their time in the high courts, rather than in the local communities that will be affected by fracking. Had they done so, then they would have heard a loud and clear message that their plans are not welcome here.”
:Ineos may have secured the support of a court today, but they certainly do not have the support of the people of Weaver Vale, who will continue to be united in their opposition to shale gas exploration in our area.”
:If Ineos think that this judgement has put an end to protests and opposition, they are much mistaken. We will continue to fight any attempts to introduce fracking in Weaver Vale for as long as any threat remains.” Mike Amesbury, Response to injunction secured by Ineos relating to activity at shale gas exploration sites, personal website, 3 August 2017, accessed 7 August 2017 
In response to IGAS plans:
:'Labour pledged to ban fracking in our manifesto at this year’s general election. The majority of Cheshire is already licensed for exploration and production by IGas and INEOS, and in Runcorn IGas are currently building up stocks of fracking equipment.
:We are on the front line – my particular concern is that Weaver Vale could be next and the best way to get rid of fracking for good is to elect a Labour government.' David Holmes, [Chester, Ellesmere Port and Weaver Vale MPs issue tough anti-fracking message], Chester Chronicle, 4 August 2017, accessed 7 August 2017 
==Affiliations==
==Contact==
:Website: http://www.mikeamesbury.org/
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Mike Birtwistle

Mike Birtwistle is a founding partner at health, social care and communications consultancy Incisive Health. Public Affairs Jobs HQ Mike Birtwistle of Incisive Health: Contact is Easy, Cut Through is Hard, accessed 25 June 2015.
Birtwistle and fellow Incisive founding partners, Sarah Winstone and Bill Morgan were all part of MHP Communications health team. Morgan is also a former special policy adviser to the then haelth secretary Andrew Lansley. Jonathan Tilley MHP breakaway duo launches healthcare agency with Bill Morgan PR Week, 8 October 2013, accessed 25 June 2015.
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Mike Brooker

==Welsh Water: Cutbacks, outsourcing, rising bills and big bonuses==
Dr Mike Brooker is a member of the Water Industry Commission for Scotland. Initially a scientist, he became Chief Scientist and subsequently Divisional Operations Director of Welsh Water (Dwr Cymru) before becoming Managing Director in 1996 and retiring in 2005. As Managing Director at Welsh Water he oversaw a massive outsourcing of work from their organisation to othersWestern Mail, ‘CUTTING COSTS AND IMPROVING SERVICE; OUTSOURCING: DR CYMRU CONCENTRATES ON MANAGING WELL ITS POUNDS 2BN ASSETS’, July 11th 2001, p6, including Thames Water, Kelda, United Utillities, Amec, Black & Veatch Contracting, Costain, Laing Utilities, Meica Process and Morrison Construction Western Mail 17th December 2004, 'Thames Picks Up the Bills for Welsh', Accessed 6th September 2008 . After retiring he was embroiled in controversey after being paid a large bonus, alongside two colleagues, whilst bills were rising and 70,000 people were having to boil their water for weeks on end in Wales Western Mail (January 17, 2006), 'WATER BOSSES IN 'FAT CATS' CASH STORM: Bonuses for some while others fight bug', Accessed 6th September 2008 . The trends displayed by Welsh Water under Mr Brookers stewardship, of Outsourcing, downsizing and big bonuses to management for their overseeing of such change, are currently being repeated in Scotland, advanced by, amongst others, the Water Industry Commission for Scotland.
=Dual Regulator=
 
Alongside his role as member of the Water Industry Commission for Scotland he is a non-exec Director of OFWAT, the economic regulator for the privatised water industry in England and Wales. He was appointed to the board of OFWAT in 2007. According to Phillip Fletcher - the then OFWAT Chairman- "The appointments of Mike Brooker and Gill Owen will add to the expertise of the current Ofwat Board in continuing to protect consumers' interests, regulate the water industry in a fair and balanced way, promote competition wherever appropriate and contribute to the achievement of sustainable development." M2 Presswire, (January 11th 2007), 'UK Government: Two new members appointed to Ofwat Board', Accessed 6th September 2008 . There are many who consider such aims to be contradictory and that the promotion of 'competition wherever appropriate' is not necessarily conducive to customers interests and sustainable (environmental) development: of course providing its sustainable ecological development thats being referred to in the first place. 
 
==Affiliations==
===Paid directorships===
*Natural Environment Research Council, Swindon
*Water Services Regulation Authority, Birmingham
*Company Secretary (unpaid) of SRB Associates (24/08/07) 'No conflict of interest perceived'Register of Interests of Members and ExecutivesSigned: Mike Brooker Date: 01/02/2007 (the Managing Director is one Simon Brooker)
==Notes==
Category: Water: People
Category: Water
Mike Clasper

Mike Clasper is the former Chairman of HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). A former boss of BAA, he joined HMRC in August 2008 after a one-year stint at private equity firm Terra Firma Capital Partners. Alistair Osborne, Mike Clasper takes HMRC chair, The Telegraph, 25 Jun 2008, acc 16 November 2011 
==BAA chief==
Clasper ran BAA between 2001 and 2006, leaving after its £10.1bn takeover by Spanish construction group Ferrovial.
==Restoring public confidence in HMRC==
Sunderland-born Clasper apparently took a pay cut for the HMRC role, earning £150,000 for a three-day week. Part of his brief was to rebuild public confidence in an organisation rocked by the major security breach of a loss of a copy of the full child benefit database, which had led to the resignation of his predecessor Paul Gray.
==Affiliations==
*ITV - non-executive chief
==Notes==
Category:Civil Servants
Mike Coyle

Mike Coyle is a British National Party activist and candidate for Glasgow South in the 2010 General Election.BNP BNP Scotland Runs 14 Candidates, Qualifies for Election Broadcast April 4, 2010, accessed 6 April 2010
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Mike Crockart

Mike Crockart was the Liberal Democrats MP for Edinburgh West from 2010 to 2015. Mike Crockart politics.co.uk, accessed 2 March 2015 
He is a member of the business, innovation and skills select committee as well as the Scottish affairs select committee. About Mike Mike Crockart MP, accessed 2 March 2015 
Crockart lost his seat to the SNP's Michelle Thomson by 3,210 votes. BBC News Edinburgh West, accessed 11 May 2015.
==Background==
Before entering Parliament Crockart served as a police officer in Lothian & Borders Police for eight years and worked as a systems developer and IT Project Manager for Standard Life for eleven years. 
==Education==
Crockart studied Politics at Edinburgh University in 1984. Mike Crockart Scottish Liberal Democrats, accessed 2 March 2015 
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Mike Ewart

Mike Ewart is a member of the Management Group of the Scottish Executive. Born in 1952 at Anthorn, near Carlisle, he attended several schools while his father was in the Royal Navy. He studied for a 1st Class Honours degree in English at Jesus College, Cambridge, between 1971 and 1974 and then took a second degree (American Literature D Phil) at York University.
He joined the Scottish Office in 1977 as a fast stream entrant. He began his career in education then worked on criminal justice policy and roads and transport before becoming Assistant Private Secretary to the then Secretary of State for Scotland, George Younger, from May 1981 to October 1982. During the following 12 months he held the Civil Service Fellowship in Politics at Glasgow University.
His next assignment was to the Health Department before returning to Education in 1987. Between 1991 and 1999 Mr Ewart worked in Scottish Courts Administration. When the Scottish Court Service secured Agency status in 1994 he took up the first Chief Executive post in the new body. In 1999 he returned to a post as head of Group in the Education Department.
He was promoted to his current post in March 2002. His interests include books, music, military history, running, climbing (ice and rock), and ski-ing. He has two children .
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Mike Fegelman

From the Hasbara Fellowship Speakers Bureau profile:
Mike Fegelman is the executive director of HonestReporting Canada, an organization dedicated to promoting fair and accurate coverage of Israel in Canadian media.HonestReporting Canada has over 18,000 members across Canada working together to monitor and improve coverage of Israel in Canadian newspapers, TV, radio and the Internet. HonestReporting Canada is a non-profit organization supported by personal donations, large and small, from individual Canadians. A graduate of Carleton University's renowned journalism program, Mike specialized in broadcasting and international reporting and was a former editor and writer for Centretown News (a local Ottawa weekly newspaper), former lead anchor and reporter for both CUTV (Carleton University's television news station) and CKCU's Midweek program (a 90-minute variety news program).Mike has been at HRC for over 4 years now and has helped build HonestReporting Canada into the successful organization it is today.
==Contact, References and Resources==
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Mike Freer

Mike Freer has been the Conservative Party MP for Finchley and Golders Green since 2010 and in the 2015 election Freer successfully retained his seat with a majority of 5,662. Finchley & Golders Green Parliamentary constituency BBC News, accessed 21 May 2015 
He previously served as leader of Barnet Council 2006-2009.Mike Freer, wwww.parliament.uk, accessed 4 November 2012.
Since May 2015, Freer has been the parliamentary private secretary to the leader of the House of Commons Chris Grayling. Guido Fawkes PPS reshuffle in full, 29 May 2015, accessed 1 June 2015.
==Israel Advocacy==
In October 2015, Freer signed a letter in The Guardian along with more than 150 people drawn from the arts and politics. The letter launched Culture for Coexistence, an organisation that opposes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.Harriet Sherwood, 'Star authors call for Israeli-Palestinian dialogue rather than boycotts', The Guardian, 22 October 2015, accessed 23 October 2015
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Men's Health - ChairMens Health APPG, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 November 2015 
==Notes==
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Mike Gale

Prof Mike Gale (died July 2009) was a Fellow of the Royal Society and an Emeritus Fellow of the John Innes Foundation. He was previously the Head of the Comparative Genetics Unit at the John Innes Centre, which receives funding via Lord David Sainsbury's Gatsby Trust and the BBSRC as well as via several of the major biotech corporations. His particular interest was cereal genetics. 
Gale was briefly the Director of the JIC prior to the appointment of Prof Chris Lamb. Gale is on record as saying that a GM moratorium would be a serious financial blow to the JIC. According to a front page article in the Eastern Daily Press, 'Warning on GM food ban' (15th February 1999), based around comments by Gale, 'a government-imposed ban or long-term moratorium on growing GM crops or introducing any more GM foods would be a huge blow for the John Innes Centre. "It would be very, very serious for us. There's no doubt the Norwich Research Park and Norwich would suffer," said Prof Gale.' The article continues, 'A ban would choke off many grants which the John Innes Centre receives from industry to research genetic modification techniques.' 
Prof Gale was a member of the UK Government's science review panel on GM. He was also one of four JIC scientists who were members of the working group that produced the Royal Society's 1998 report on GM. He was later part of the four man Royal Society team who contributed to a report on GM in 2000 from seven national or international academies of science. He also gave evidence to the working group who produced the Royal Society's 2002 report on GM. 
He also served on the Government's Advisory Committee on Genetic Modification. He was a Consultant to the Rockefeller Foundation, a Member of the Board of Trustees of the International Rice Research Institute and was on the CGIAR's Central Advisory Services Steering Committee. He was also, together with Derek Burke and Brian Heap, a Member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics' Working Party on Genetic Engineering., as such he contributed to both their May 1999 report and their December 2003 report, both of which argued that there is a moral imperative to develop GM crops. 
Gale was one of the 'experts' in a directory compiled by the Royal Society to help journalists with their science stories. In a Daily Mail article of 31 Jul 2001, 'The GM tomato that could feed the world', Gale claims a GM salt-tolerant tomato 'breakthrough' will 'reduce public opposition to GM crops'. Gale says nothing, however, about the non-GM means available of developing salt- tolerance. Yet Gale could hardly fail to have known about the success of such non-GM research, as it had occurred with wheat, a major food crop, and the research had been undertaken at the JIC itself. If anyone thinks this non-GM breakthrough may have been accidentally overlooked, then it is worth looking at the questionable history of science communication by scientists at the JIC, including the case of the non-GM 'super broccoli'.
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Mike Gapes confirms his continued membership of LFI

From: Paul de Rooij
Sent: 02 August 2006 14:01
To: GAPES, Michael
Subject: question re: Israel
Dear Mr. Gapes;
I understand that you are a member of the Labour Friends of Israel (LFI) organization. I wonder if you are still a member of it, and if so how you justify it. Haven't the (1) Israeli war of
aggression against Lebanon and (2) the continuing offensive against the Palestinians in Gaza made you reconsider your association with LFI? Since supporting Israel doesn’t mean supporting the
right cause, I wonder if you will reconsider your association of this rather dubious group.
In advance, thanks
 Paul de Rooij
London
Mike Gapes' reply: 
From: GAPES, Michael
To: Paul de Rooij
Sent: August 16, 2006 22:01
Subject: Israel,Palestine and Lebanon
Dear Mr de Rooij
Thank you for your message. I was abroad when you sent your email and have only just seen it. Yes I am a member of both the Labour Middle East Council and the Labour Friends of Israel and as a
consistent supporter of a two state solution I see no need to change my affiliations.
I have been actively involved in discussions and debates on ways to stop the conflict and its awful humanitarian consequences. I enclose a copy of the speech I made in the House of Commons in July
which refers to my meetings with a number of representatives of Arab governments, Israeli and Palestinian diplomats and with the new Iranian ambassador where we also discussed the crisis and ways to
resolve it.
I can assure you that I pressed our own Government and representatives of all governments in the region to work for an end to the cycle of violence, for a mutual ceasefire and cessation of
hostilities and for a process of dialogue and negotiation. I am therefore delighted that the UN has now agreed Security Council Resolution 1701. This must now be implemented in full by all parties to
the conflict.
Thank you for writing to me,
 Best wishes
 Mike Gapes MP
 Ilford South
Mike Gasson

Professor Mike Gasson is Head of Food Safety Science at the Institute of Food Research, a BBSRC-funded institute situated like the John Innes Centre on the Research Park in Norwich, UK. Prof Gasson is a member of the Government's Advisory Committee on the Microbiological Safety of Food (ACMSF) and also served for nine years, from 1992-2001, as a Member of the Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP), the UK's main regulatory committee dealing with GM food safety, including four years as its Deputy Chairman . In September 2003 Gasson took over from Janet Bainbridge as the ACNFP's chairman. He also, like Bainbridge, served on the UK Government's GM science review panel which concluded that the human health risks of GM food were low.
However, there are serious concerns over the objectivity with which Mike Gasson is prepared to evaluate evidence on GM food safety. Of particular concern is a paper which he co-authored with Derek Burke, another former Chairman of the ACNFP. The paper, 'Scientific perspectives on regulating the safety of genetically modified foods', (Nature Reviews - Genetics 2 217-222, 2001), has been quoted, most notably by the Royal Society, as showing that the research findings of Dr Arpad Pusztai had been superceded by subsequent research into GM food safety. 
Pusztai's research, into the possible toxicity of GM potatoes, showed adverse effects on the growth of rats and their immune function, but Gasson & Burke's paper argued that further studies, focusing on the specific effects reported by him, had now been completed and no adverse effects had been found. These studies involved feeding GM sweet peppers and GM tomatoes to rats, and GM soya to mice and rats. 
However, on examination of the GM pepper and GM tomato feeding study in Gasson & Burke, it turns out to be not a normal published piece of peer reviewed research but merely a draft submitted by Chinese scientists to an unspecified journal. The other paper referred to by Gasson & Burke was by Japanese authors and it had been published, albeit in a fairly obscure journal, but is of such a dubious character as to make it impossible to draw scientifically valid conclusions from it. 'If this study had been done in the UK,' Dr Pusztai points out, 'the researchers would have lost their animal licence and the research would have been forcefully terminated. In this totally unphysiological study it was quite scandalous that in 105 days the young rats were made to suffer as they grew only just over 20 grams in body weight and the mice none at all. Accordingly, from this Japanese study of starving rats one cannot draw any scientifically valid conclusions...'
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