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Campaignhouse

Campaignhouse is a PR and lobbying agency based in Edinburgh. 
==Services==
===Lobbying===
Campaignhouse says it offers PR, lobbying and 'parliamentary engagement support to public, private and third sectors organisations engaging with key stakeholders at Westminster, Holyrood and within Scotland’s local authorities.'
==People==
*Jamie Halcro Johnston, director. Former advisor and press secretary at the Scottish Parliament. Ex-journalist with Holyrood magazine.
*Jamie Paterson, director. Former press secretary, speech writer and political advisor. Worked in the offices of 2 Highland MSPs: Jamie Stone and John Farquhar Munro.
==Clients==
Campaignhouse does not declare its clients on its website, nor is it signed up to the voluntary transparency registers operated by the lobbying industry, which would require it to make public its lobbying clients.
==Contacts==
:Address: Scott House, 10 South St Andrew Street, Edinburgh, EH2 2AZ
:Website: http://campaign-house.co.uk
==References==
Category:Scottish lobbying firms
Campbell Robb

Campbell Robb is the chief executive of the charity, Shelter.
He was the first director general of the Office of the Third Sector, director of public policy at the National Council for Voluntary Organisations and has held roles with the Labour Party.
==Career==
Robb was a researcher to David Blunkett from 1993 to 1994 and press officer to Chris Smith MP between 1996 and 1997. Campbell Robb appointed new Director of the Office of the Third Sector The Information Daily, 17 October 2006, accessed 2 December 2014 
Robb joined the National Council for Voluntary Organisations in 1998 as head of campaigns, becoming director of public policy in 2001, and was then responsible for co-coordinating NCVO, he was also on secondment to the Treasury for one day a week as an adviser on the third sector review.Campbell Robb to head Office of the Third Sector Civil Society, 1 November 2006, accessed 2 December 2014 Randeep Ramesh From Whitehall insider to charity chief executive The Guardian, 17 February 2010, accessed 2 December 2014 
In 2008 he was appointed as the first director general of the Office of the Third Sector, where he reported to third minister Ed Miliband and social exclusion minister Hilary Armstrong in the cabinet office.
He has sat on a number of voluntary sector bodies, including the Compact Working Group and the Giving Campaign Executive and has been a trustee of the Citizenship Foundation.
In 2010 he left his role with the government to become chief executive of the charity Shelter. At the time it was reported that he had left his role because of the incoming Conservative government, however Robb claims the charity was something he wanted to work for due to being exposed to homelessness due to his upbringing in Glasgow in the 1980s.
==Revolving Door==
*Chief executive, Shelter, January 2010. Approved by ACOBA "subject to the conditions that, for six months from his last day of service, he should not be personally involved in lobbying UK Government Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer, and, for the same period, he should not play any part in the preparation of bids for Government funding or Government contracts for advice or other services". Eleventh Report 2009-2010 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 2 December 2014 
==Notes==
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Campbell Storey

Campbell Storey is associate partner at lobbying and PR firm Westbourne Communications. According to his website biog:
:Campbell worked at the heart of the Conservative policy process on two of the most radical sets of policies currently being implemented by the Coalition: welfare and police reform.
:At Westbourne, he focuses on developing commercially relevant communications plans and political strategy, while maintaining close links with the public policy community. Campbell was Chief of Staff to the then Shadow Home Secretary before joining Westbourne.
:Prior to his work with the Home Office team, he was senior policy adviser for the shadow Work and Pensions and Transport teams. Before politics he worked in IT and ran his own business. Westbourne Communications, Meet the team, company website acc 7 April 2013 
Storey ran as a Westminster parliamentary candidate for Wansbeck at the 2010 General election. Campbell Storey for Wansbeck, 17 March 2010, acc 8 April 2013 
In 2012, he founded a communications and leadership coaching agency called Storey Communications, through which he conducts group workshop sessions on lobbying and organisational techniques. Home, Storey Communications, accessed 5 December 2016. 
==CV==
*Associate Partner, Westbourne Communications since August 2010 – Present (2 years 9 months)
*Chief of Staff to the Shadow Home Secretary, The Conservative Party, 2009 – 2010. (This post was held by Chris Grayling).
*Policy adviser to the Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, The Conservative Party, 2007 – 2009. (This post was held by Chris Grayling).
*Business Analyst Extreme CCTV from 2003 – 2006 (3 years) Cramlington, Northumberland Campbell Storey, LinkedIn, acc 8 April 2013 
==Education==
*Balliol College, Oxford (1994 – 1997), Bachelor of Arts (BA), Modern History
*Hirst High School, Ashington, Northumberland (1989 – 1994)
==Affiliations==
*Conservative Party
*Chris Grayling
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Tel:020 3397 0106
:Email: campbell.storey@westbournecoms.com 
===Resources===
See: Fracking lobbying firms
*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed, 29 April 2015.
*Campbell Storey, HS2 campaign nominated as a finalist in PRWeek Awards 2012, Jul 25, 2012 in Westbourne News
===Notes===
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Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association

Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association (CCFRA) an independent membership-based organisation carrying out research and development for the food and drinks industry world-wide, Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association About Us accessed 7th October 2011 merged with Brewing Research International a brewing research and advisory company in 2008 to form Campden BRI. 
==References ==
Category:AlcoholCategory:FoodspinCategory:Alcohol Industry
Canada-Israel Committee

The Canada-Israel Committee (CIC) is reported to be the leading pro-Israel lobby in Canada. Every 2 years it hosts a Parliamentary dinner in Ottawa for between 1,200 and 2,000 guests. It also 'sponsors missions to Israel for politicians, business leaders and other VIPs'Millis, J. & Gladstone, B. (2006) Lessons from foreign lobbies williambowles.info. Accessed 8th July 2008. 
==People==
Shimon Fogel - Chief executiveMillis, J. & Gladstone, B. (2006) Lessons from foreign lobbies williambowles.info. Accessed 8th July 2008. 
==references==
Category:Israel Lobby
Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation

The Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) is a federal Crown corporation created by Parliament. CDIC insures Canadians’ savings in case their bank or other CDIC member institution fails or goes bankrupt.
CDIC is governed by an 11-person Board of Directors made up of the Chairperson, five Directors from the private sector and five public sector Directors. The public sector Directors include the Governor of the Bank of Canada, the Deputy Minister of Finance, the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, a Deputy Superintendent of Financial Institutions or an officer of OSFI, and the Commissioner of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada.
Day-to-day management of CDIC is done by its Corporate Officers. The President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the executive head of CDIC’s management. The President and CEO provides a link between the Board of Directors and CDIC employees.CDIC, How CDIC Is Run, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Organisational Structure==
===Executives===
:President and CEO, Guy Saint-Pierre
:Vice-President, Insurance and Risk Assessment, Michèle Bourque
:Vice-President, Corporate Affairs, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary, M. Claudia Morrow
:Vice-President, Finance and Administration and Chief Financial Officer, Thomas J. Vice
===Board of Directors===
:Chair of the Board, Bryan P. Davies
:Private Sector Director, Les Cannam
:Private Sector Director, Nancy Lockhart
:Private Sector Director, John McFarlane
:Private Sector Director, Éric Pronovost
:Private Sector Director, Shelley M. Tratch
:Ex Officio Director, Bank of Canada, Mark Carney
:Ex Officio Director, Bank of Canada, Pierre Duguay (Alternate)
:Ex Officio Director, Department of Finance, Rob Wright
:Ex Officio Director, Department of Finance, Jeremy Rudin (Alternate)
:Ex Officio Director, OSFI, Julie Dickson
:Ex Officio Director, OSFI, Ted Price
:Ex Officio Director, FCAC, Ursula Menke
==Resources==
*CDIC, How CDIC Is Run, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Category: Financial Regulator
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) is one of Canada's chartered banks headquartered in Toronto, Ontario.
==Revolving Door==
John P. Manley, a board member (president and chief executive officer) since January 2005, is a former Deputy Prime Minister of Canada and was Canadian Finance Minister from June 2002 to December 2003.Forbes, Profile - John P. Manley, accessed 24 March 2009.
Nicholas D. Le Pan, a CIBC board member since January 2008, was Superintendent of Financial Institutions for Canada from 2001 to 2006. In May 2007 he was appointed by the Canadian federal government as Senior Expert Advisor to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on its white-collar crime unit.Forbes, Profile - Nicholas D. Le Pan, accessed 24 March 2009.
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.cibc.com/ca/personal.html
==Resources==
*Forbes, Profile - John P. Manley, accessed 24 March 2009.
*Forbes, Profile - Nicholas D. Le Pan, accessed 24 March 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Canadian Security Intelligence Service

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is a Canadian intelligence agency established in 1984.Thirty years of national security, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, accessed 12 March 2015.
==Directors==
*Thomas D'Arcy (Ted) Finn c.1984
*Reid Morden c.1988
*Ray Protti c.1992
*Ward Elcock 1994-2004.
*Acting Director Dale Neufeld 2004
*Jim Judd 2004-09
*Richard B. Fadden 2009-2013History of CSIS, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, accessed 12 March 2015.
*Michel Coulombe 2013-.Our Director, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, accessed 12 March 2015.
==External resources==
*Tulay Karadeniz, British girls were helped into Syria by spy from U.S.-led coalition, Reuters, 12 March 2015.
==Notes==
Category:SpooksCategory:Canada
Canary Wharf Group

Canary Wharf Group is a London-based property development group, and owns nearly 100 acres of land in the Canary Wharf district of London, in the heart of the financial district. , Canary Wharf, accessed 29 June 2016 
The Electoral Commission recorded the group as having donated to The In Campaign, the pro-EU campaign in the UK's EU referendum of June 2016. 
==Donations==
Donated £35,000 on 7 June 2016 to Britain Stronger in Europe, the pro-EU campaign which failed to deliver a 'Remain' vote in the UK's EU referendum on 23 June 2016. Electoral Commission, The In Campaign Donations, accessed 29 June 2016 
==Notes==
 
Category: UK Category: BrexitCategory:Brexit ‘remain’ donor
Cancer All Party Parliamentary Group

The Cancer AAPG was founded in 1998 'to keep cancer at the top of the political agenda'.MacMillan Cancer Support. All Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer Accessed on 5 August 2009. According to its website, which is hosted by Macmillan Cancer Support, the group brings together MPs and Peers to improve cancer services. 
==Officers==
* John Baron MP
* Sandra Gidley MP
* Dr Richard Taylor MP
* Baroness Finlay of Llandaff
* Earl Howe
* Lord Lewis of Newnham
* Baroness Masham of Ilton
==The Secretariat==
Macmillan Cancer Support is supported in the role by a stakeholder group of organisations including:
* Breakthrough Breast Cancer
* Cancer Black Care
* Cancer Research UK
* Marie Curie Cancer Care
* Men's Health Forum
* National Cancer Research Institute
* Teenage Cancer Trust 
* Rarer Cancer's Forum
 
==Notes==
Category: Big Pharma
Category: Pharma
Cancer Research UK

Cancer Research UK is 'the world's leading independent organisation dedicated to cancer research'.http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/aboutus/whoweare/
==Controversy==
Boots is the official sponsor of Cancer Research UK's SunSmart campaign (aiming to educate about the risks of sun exposure). It has been criticised by the health journalist and author Oliver Gillie who questioned the scientific background of this campaign which has links with commercial organisations with an interest in promoting sun safety: “Last year Cancer Research UK made £84,000 from Boots’ sale of lapel badges for the charity, while Boots made its brand of suncream, Soltan, the UK’s biggest seller" Simon Crompton: Who Pays the Piper The Times, September 23, 2006
==Affiliations==
Cancer Research Technology owned by Cancer Research UK, 'focuses on maximising cancer patient benefit from publicly funded research'http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/aboutus/whatwedo/ourresearch/workingwithothers/
Cancer Research is a donor to the Science Media Centre. SMC, Funding, accessed 29 September 2013. See also Science Media Centre - Funding
==People==
*Harpal Kumar Chief Executive
*Richard C.Taylor Executive Director,Fundraising & Supporter Marketing
*Sarah Lyness Executive Director, Information and Public Engagement
*Maxine Taylor Executive Director, Policy & Communications
*Professor Sir David Lane FRS Chief Scientist
*Dr Lilian Clark Executive Director, Science Operations and Funding
*Professor Peter Johnson Chief Clinician
*Professor Herbie Newell Interim Executive Director, Clinical & Translational Research and Research Strategy
*Lynne Robb Chief Financial Officer and Executive Director, Corporate Resources
*Christine Lloyd Executive Director, People and Organisational Development
==Trustees==
David Newbigging Chairman | Dr Melanie Lee Deputy Chairman | Sir Kenneth Calman |Professor Colin Bird | Dr Philip Campbell | Sir James Crosby | Professor Barry Furr | Professor Keith Gull | Liz Hewitt | Dame Bridget Ogilvie | Dr Keith F Palmer Treasurer | Anthony Percival | Timothy S D Pile | Professor Dame Nancy J Rothwell | Leah Sowden | Sir Kenneth Stowe | Professor Jeffrey Tobias | Dr Harold Varmus
==Lobbyists==
*Blue Rubicon Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
*PLMR PLMR clients, Dec-Feb 16, PRCA, accessed 4 May 2016 
*Incisive Health Incisive Health Clients, accessed 25 June 2015.
==Notes==
Category:Patient Groups
Category:Science Media Centre
Candu Energy

==Background==
Candu Energy Inc is a Canadian company specialising in the design and supply of nuclear reactors, as well as nuclear reactor products and services. 
Candu was created in 2011 when parent company SNC-Lavalin purchased the commercial reactor division of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), along with the development and marketing rights to CANDU reactor technology.Government of Canada and SNC-Lavalin Group Reach Agreement on AECL CANDU Reactor, 2011-06-29, Natural Resources Canada media backgrounder}}AECL sold for $15M to SNC-Lavalin:Government could still earn future royalties from intellectual property rights, CBC News, 2011-06-29
Candu Energy Inc. is located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
==Lobbying firms==
In the UK lobbying firm Fleishman-Hillard has carried out public affairs work for Candu. APPC Register Entry for 1 Sep 2012 to 30 Nov 2012 
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
:Website:
===Notes===
Category:Nuclear Spin
Category:Civil nuclear industry
Category:Pro-nuclear columnists
Category:Pro-nuclear companies
Cannabis

Cannabis is the most widely used illegal drug in Britain. Made from parts of the cannabis plant, it’s a naturally occurring drug. It is a mild sedative (often causing a chilled out feeling or actual sleepiness) and it’s also a mild hallucinogen (meaning you may experience a state where you see objects and reality in a distorted way and may even hallucinate). The main active compound in cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)A-Z of Drugs, Cannabis, Frank, Accessed 24-January-2010.
==Cannabis Addiction==
In 2004 the Department of Health released figures that showed drug centres were reporting growing numbers coming to them with problems related to Cannabis. Nine per cent of all those attending clinics cited cannabis as the main reason they were attending, rather than any of the other drugs they were using, twice as many as a decade ago. A separate study by the World Health Organisation showing that one in five 15-year-olds in Britain smokes cannabis, more than twice the world averageTony Thomson, Alarm at rising cannabis 'addiction', The Guardian, 13-June-2004, Accessed 24-January-2009.
==Cannabis Effects==
There is also increasing clinical evidence linking cannabis use to mental illness, particularly schizophrenia, psychosis, anxiety and depression. US research shows that 80 per cent of new cases of psychosis in some hospitals have been triggered by cannabis use. Someone who starts using cannabis aged 15 is at more than four times the risk of developing schizophrenia over the next 11 years than someone starting smoking the drug at 18. And 18-year-olds who have used cannabis at least 50 times have a seven-fold increased risk of developing psychosis in the next 15 yearsTony Thomson, Alarm at rising cannabis 'addiction', The Guardian, 13-June-2004, Accessed 24-January-2009.
==Notes==
Category:Addictions
Capital One Financial

Capital One Financial Corp. (COF) is a U.S. based bank holding company specialising in credit cards, banking, loans, and savings.COF, Capital One, accessed 30 December 2010.
==Revolving Door==
Cavendish Elithorn, Senior Director of Services, Markets and Projects at the Office of Fair Trading, is a former employee at Capital One Bank (Europe) plc.OFT, "OFT appoints new Senior Directors," Press Release 17 April 2007, accessed 30 December 2010.
==Lobbying firms==
*Citigate Dewe Rogerson Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
==Contact==
:Website:
:https://www.capitalone.com/
==Resources==
*COF, Capital One, accessed 30 December 2010.
*OFT, "OFT appoints new Senior Directors," Press Release 17 April 2007, accessed 30 December 2010.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Caprim

Caprim is the private company formed by former directors of the Economic League when it was shut down. Its directors included Stan Hardy, Jack Winder and Sir Henry Saxon Tate of Tate & Lyle.
==Personnel==
Three of the company's directors on 23/9/97:
* Stanley McIlheron Hardy, DOB 17/9/44
26 Hempland Lane, Heworth, York, North Yorkshire YO3 0AX
*Jack Winder, DOB 30/7/34 [Chairman and Joint Managing Director]
31 Throckmorton Road, Alcester, Warwickshire, B49 6QB.
*Saxon Tate, Sir Henry, DOB 28/11/31 26 Cleaver Square, London SE11 4EA
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
Registered Office address
:PO Box 3208,
:18 Church Green East,
:Redditch,
:Worcestershire B98 8BW
:Tel 01527 596764
:Fax 01527 596763
:Registered in England no. 2792569 
===Resources===
*David Hencke, Left blacklist man joins euro fight, The Guardian, 9 September 2000.
===References===
Category:Corporate Espionage
Captain 200 (Bloody Sunday)

Captain 200 was the commander of the Composite Platoon attached to Support Company, 1 Battalion, the Parachute Regiment on Bloody Sunday.The events of the day, Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume I - Chapter 3, 2010.
==Notes==
Category:British ArmyCategory:Parachute RegimentCategory:Northern IrelandCategory:Saville Inquiry witnesses
Cara Usher-Smith

Cara Usher-Smith (nee Cara Walker) is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the Centre for Social Justice. 
Previously she was the Head of Media and Communications at the Stockholm Network between 2005-2009, before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as Iain Duncan Smith's Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the Atlantic Bridge think tank, which she left to work for Michael Howard during the 2005 general election as part of his UK campaign team. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. Cara Walker, People, Centre for Social Justice, Accessed 22-June-2010
==Affiliations==
Stockholm Network | Centre for Social Justice | Atlantic Bridge | Conservative Party
==Notes==
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Carbon Trust

The Carbon Trust is an 'independent company funded by the government', the aim of the trust is to 'accelerate the transition to a low carbon economy' the trust advises businesses and organisations on how to lower their carbon emmissions and by developming low carbon technologies. 
The Carbon Trust believe that their position 'independent of business and government' allows them to deliver cost effective solutions and to provide analysis and insight in order to move to a more carbon neutral economy. Some may find the Carbon Trust's claims of independence difficult to take seriously. They are funded by the government and managed by big business. 
They have three main objectives:
*1)To reduce carbon emmissions by emphasising the cost benefits of energy efficency. Businesses are encouraged through a series of financial incentive schemes and interest free loans to invest in the latest technology to achieve this end. 
*2) To develop low carbon technology through investment and supporting innovation
*3) To respond to climate change by encouraging a change in attitudes, behaviour and business processes and by informing government and investors on the best way to tackle climate change. 
== Directors ==
*Chairman: Ian McAllister Scottish & Newcastle Executive & Chairman of Network Rail
*Deputy Chairman: Ian Stephenson Director IT, HR & EHS, at Johnson Matthey 
*Tom Delay Chief Executive, The Carbon Trust
*Rosemary Boot Finance Director, The Carbon Trust
*Professor Sir Richard Brook The Leverhulme Trust
*Henry Derwent CB Director, Climate, Energy and Environmental Risk Directorate, DEFRA
*Peter Waller Head, Energy Industries & Technologies Unit, DTI
*John EdmondsGeneral Secretary, GMB to 31 May 2003 
*Dr Paul Jefferiss Director of Environmental Policy, BP 
*Edward Hyams Chairman, Energy Saving Trust
*Chris Mottershead Distinguished Advisor, BP
*Jane Morgan Head of Energy and Telecommunications Division, Scottish Executive
*Dr Alan Neville Director, Knowledge Management, Invest Northern Ireland
*David Pritchard Dean, Cardiff School of Management
*Michael Roberts Director, Business Environment, CBI 
*John Speirs CBE Member, Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution
==Lobbying firms==
===Former lobbying firms===
*Fishburn Hedges Register Entry for 1 March 2008 to 31 May 2008 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
== Notes ==
#Carbon Trust Web Site About US Accessed April 2007
Category:Climate