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All-Party Parliamentary Group on Religious Education

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Religious Education is a cross-party group focusing on the provision of religious education in the UK.
Its purpose is to:
: 'provide a medium through which parliamentarians and organisations with an interest in religious education can discuss the current provision of religious education, press for continuous improvement, promote public understanding and advocate rigorous education for every young person is religious and non-religious world views.''APPG Register 29 September 2015', parliament.uk, accessed 10 November 2015 
==Background==
The first meeting of the All-Party Group on RE was held on 11 June 2012. 
The group's purpose is to promote the highest possible standards of religious education (RE) for students, and to prevent good quality RE from being 'squeezed out' of the curriculum, according to John Keast (Chair of the Religious Education Council of England and Wales). 
A recent YouGov study showed that 63 per cent of 18-24 year-olds considered religious education relevant and believed it should be taught in schools. 
Fifty-three per cent of adults in both England and Wales also say it should remain compulsory and participation in lessons is beneficial to pupils. The APPGRE is designed to help maintain the high standards of religious education in the UK.Philip Davies 'All party parliamentary group on RE', Philip Davies MP for Shipley, accessed 11 November 2015
==People==
===Officers, September 2015 - April 2016===
*Chair - Fiona Bruce - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair - Mary Glindon | Labour Party
*Vice-chair - David Burrowes - Conservative Party
*Secretary - Lord Indarjit Singh of Wimbledon - CB Religious Education APPG Register Mar 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 April 2016Religious Education APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016
==Contact==
:Fiona Bruce is the contact person for the group. 
:Address:: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. 
:Telephone:: 020 7219 7042. 
:Email: fiona.bruce.mp@parliament.uk.
:Website: None
==Notes==
 
Category: All-Party Parliamentary Group Category: Education
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Safety and Drowning Prevention

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Safety and Drowning Prevention was formed in 2014, to 'raise awareness of the issue of death by drowning in the UK and to provide a forum for discussion on water safety related issues'.'Water and Safety and Drowning Prevention Register',parliament.uk, accessed 10 February 2016
==Background==
The Royal Life Saving Society UK was integral to establishing the group, providing the secretariat and informing MPs. In 2014, 381 people died from drowning and many more from related injuries. The group will aim to teach people personal survival, basic water rescue skills and safety education.
The group's chairperson, Nadhim Zahawi said of the group's inaugural meeting: 
:'It’s great to see so many Parliamentarians engaging with this subject. The basic safety and rescue skills taught by the RLSS UK can make the difference between life and death so it’s vital that we keep drowning prevention high up on Westminster’s agenda.'Press Releases, 'Drowning prevention charity working with mps to keep people and water safe', RLSS, accessed 11 November 2015
The chief executive of the Royal Life Saving Society, Di Steer commented: 
:'This is an important step forward for RLSS UK in getting MPs’ support in helping to stop the unnecessary loss of life to drowning. One person drowns every 20 hours in the UK and together with the All Parliamentary Group we will continue our working in reducing the number of people who drown each year. We would like to thanks each and every MP who is part of the group and aware of the lifesaving importance of water safety education.'
==People==
===Officers, February - April 2016===
*Chair: Nadhim Zahawi - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Sharon Hodgson - Labour
*Vice-chair: Karen Lumley - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Andrew Stephenson - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Dr Matthew Offord - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Julian Sturdy - Conservative Party Water Safety and Drowning Prevention APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016
===Members, March 2015===
*Conservative Party - Jason McCartney | Dr Julian Lewis | Charlotte Leslie | 
*Liberal Democrats - John Hemming | Lord Nigel Jones of Cheltenham | 
*Labour - Nia Griffith | Bridget Phillipson | John Woodcock | Hugh Bayley | Huw Irranca-Davies | Martin Caton | Alison Seabeck | Graham Allen
*SNP - Angus MacNeil 'APP Register 30 March 2015',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
==Secretariat==
Lobbying firm Brevia Consulting is financed by the Royal Life Saving Society UK to act as secretariat, managing the group's activities and administration. 
===Registered benefits===
By June 2015, the Royal Life Saving Society UK had paid (in bands of £1.500) £16,501-£18,000 to Brevia in benefits. 
==Contact==
The Public Enquiry Point is Will Smith of Brevia Consulting. 
Contact Address: 5 Salamanca Place, London SE1 7HP 
Tel: 0207 091 1650 
Email: will.smith@brevia.co.uk
==Notes==
 
Category: All-Party Parliamentary Group Category: Water
All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Pharmaceutical Industry:

The All-Party Parliamentary Group on the Pharmaceutical Industry outlines its purpose as:
: To discuss issues to do with the operation of the pharmaceutical industry in the UK; to debate pharmaceutical developments and their impact on patients and UK healthcare; and to exchange information and views with the pharmaceutical industries. House of Commons, Register of All-Party Groups, 30 September 2010, accessed 12 October 2010. 
==History==
==People==
*Ian Liddell-Grainger - Conservative Party - Chair & Registered Contact 
*Kelvin Hopkins - Labour - Vice Chair
*Mark Pritchard - Conservative Party - Vice Chair
*Kevin Brennan - Labour - Secretary Register of All-Party Groups as of 29 September 2015Parliament website, accessed 6 October 2015 
==Affiliations==
The Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry acts as the group’s secretariat.
===Patient groups, NGOs===
==Contact==
:Address:
:House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA 
:Phone:
:020772198149
:Email:
:ianlg@parliament.uk
:Website:
:None
==Resources==
(resources go here in alphabetical order)
==Notes==
Category: Big Pharma
Category: Pharma
Category:Patient Groups
Category:Pharma Lobby Groups
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Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
Category:Pharmaceutical policy groups
All-Party Parliamentary Groups in the House of Commons: Country Groups

All Party Groups in the House of Commons: Country Groups are cross-party groups of MPs on specific topics. The following is list from December 2003:from 
*Afghanistan, Future Of (APPG)
*Africa (APPG)
*Albania (APPG)
*America (APPG)
*Angola (APPG)
*Euro-Arab Co-Operation (APPG)
*Argentina (APPG)
*British Armenian (APPG)
*Australia and New Zealand (APPG)
*Austria (APPG)
*Azerbaijan (APPG)
*Bahrain (APPG)
*Bangladesh (APPG)
*Belarus (APPG)
*Belgium (APPG)
*Bermuda (APPG)
*Bosnia (APPG)
*Botswana (APPG)
*Brazil (APPG)
*Bulgaria (APPG)
*Democracy In Burma (APPG)
*British - Canadian (APPG)
*Caribbean (APPG)
*Cayman Islands (APPG)
*Central Asia
*Chile (APPG)
*China (APPG)
*Colombia (APPG)
*Croatia (APPG)
*Cuba (APPG)
*Cyprus
*Czech and Slovak
*Denmark (APPG)
*Egypt (APPG)
*Estonia (APPG)
*Ethiopia (APPG)
*United Kingdom - Falkland Islands (APPG)
*Finland (APPG)
*France (APPG)
*German (APPG)
*Gibraltar (APPG)
*Greece (APPG)
*Hungary (APPG)
*Iceland (APPG)
*Indo-British (APPG)
*Indonesia (APPG)
*Iran (APPG)
*British-Iraq (APPG)
*Iraqi Kurdistan (APPG)
*Israel (APPG)
*British - Italian (APPG)
*Japan (APPG)
*Jordan (APPG)
*Kashmir (APPG)
*Kazakhstan (APPG)
*Kenya (APPG)
*Korea (APPG)
*Kosova (APPG)
*Kuwait (APPG)
*Latin America (APPG)
*Latvia (APPG)
*Lebanon (APPG)
*Lithuania (APPG)
*Macedonia (APG)
*Malta (APPG)
*Manx (APPG)
*Mongolia (APPG)
*Montserrat (APPG)
*Morocco (APPG)
*Britain - Nepal (APPG)
*Netherlands (APPG)
*Northern Cyprus, Turkish Republic Of (APPG)
*North Korea (APPG)
*Norway (APPG)
*Oman (APPG)
*Overseas Territories (APPG)
*Pakistan (APPG)
*Palestine (APPG)
*Philippines (APPG)
*Poland (APPG)
*Qatar (APPG)
*Romania (APPG)
*Russia (APPG)
*Saudi Arabia (APPG)
*Senegal and Guinea (APPG)
*Serbia and Montenegro (APG)
*Singapore (APPG)
*Slovenia (APPG)
*British - South Africa (APPG)
*South Pacific
*Southern Africa (APPG)
*Spain (APPG)
*Sri Lanka (APPG)
*Island of St Helena (APPG)
*Sudan (APG)
*Sweden (APPG)
*British - Swiss (APPG)
*Syria (APPG)
*Taiwan (APPG)
*Tanzania (APPG)
*Tibet (APPG)
*British-Trinidad and Tobago (APPG)
*Tunisia (APPG)
*Turkey (APPG)
*Uganda (APPG)
*Ukraine (APPG)
*Venezuela (APPG)
*Vietnam (APPG)
*Yemen (APPG)
*Zimbabwe (APPG)
==Resources==
*All-Party Parliamentary Groups in the House of Commons: Subject Groups
*All-Party Parliamentary Group
==External links==
*"Register of All-Party Groups", United Kingdom Parliament. (List dated 21 December 2005.)
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All-Party Parliamentary Pro-Life Group

The purpose of the All-Party Parliamentary Pro-Life Group is to provide a forum for discussion of pro-life issues including abortion, euthanisais and research upon the human embryo.
==People==
===Officers, November 2015 - April 2016===
*Chair - Fiona Bruce - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair - Mark Pritchard - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair - Baroness Susan Cunliffe-Lister - Crossbench 
*Vice-chair - John Pugh - Liberal Democrats 
*Vice-chair - Baroness Gloria Hooper - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair - Robert Flello - Labour
*Vice-chair - Mary Glindon - Labour
*Vice-chair - Jim Shannon - Democratic Unionist Party
*Treasurer - Edward Leigh - Conservative Party
*Treasurer - Jeffrey Donaldson - Democratic Unionist Party
*Secretary - Margaret Ritchie - Social Democratic and Labour PartyPro-Life APPG, www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 November 2015 Pro-Life APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 February 2016Pro-Life APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016 
===2010===
*Jim Dobbin - Chair | Fiona Bruce | Mark Pritchard -Vice-Chair | Baroness Masham of Ilton -Vice-Chair | Dr John Pugh -Vice-Chair | Baroness Hooper -Vice-Chair | Edward Leigh -Treasurers | Jeffrey M. Donaldson -Treasurers | Joe Benton - Secretary | Margaret Ritchie -Secretary | Gary Streeter | David Amess | Therese Coffey | Julian Brazier | David Burrowes | Andrew Selous | Greg Mulholland | Nigel Dodds | David Crausby | Tom Clarke | Joe Benton | Thomas Docherty House of Commons APPG Register, July 2010 | Mary Glindon - from 2011 House of Commons APPG Register, November 2011 | Gavin Shuker
==Funding==
===2015-16===
No Registrable benefits had been paid in the fiscal year of 2015. 
===2010-2011===
*2010: £250 per calendar month from Christian Action Research and Education (CARE). Right to Life funds the post of an administrator for the group. £2500 from St Michael’s Church, London (registered March 2010). House of Commons APPG Register, July 2010 
*2011: £250 per calendar month from Christian Action Research and Education (CARE). Right to Life funds the post of an administrator for the group. REGISTER OF ALL-PARTY GROUPS
(As at 23 December 2011) 
==Contact==
*Mr Jim Dobbin MP, House of Commons, London SW1A OAA. Tel: 020 7219 0968
==Notes==
Category:All-Party Parliamentary Group
All-Party Parliamentary Rail Group

The All-Party Parliamentary Rail Group was established in order 'to facilitate an informed debate amongst parliamentarians regarding all aspects of the UK's railway industries.' APPG on Rail, www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015 
==Officers==
===Officers, November 2015-April 2016===
*Chair - Martin Vickers - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair - Kelvin Hopkins - Labour
*Vice-chair - Lord William Bradshaw - Liberal Democrats
*Vice-chair - Lord Peter Snape - Labour
*Treasurer - Lord Richard Faulkner - Labour
*Secretary - Lord Anthony Gueterbock - Labour Rail APPG, Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016 Rail APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016 
===Members, March 2015===
*Conservative Party - Graham Brady | John Stevenson | Paul Maynard | Anne McIntosh | Peter Bottomley 
*Liberal Democrats - David Laws | Andrew Stunell | Tom Brake | Duncan Hames | Lord Robin Teverson
*Labour - Sian James | Iain Wright | Dr Alan Whitehead | Rosie Winterton | Joan Walley | Graham Stringer | Julie Hilling | Tom Blenkinsop | Tom Harris | Austin Mitchell Rail Group APPG, www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015
==Secretariat==
Freshwater UK, a consultancy, acts as the groups secretariat on a pro bono basis, helping with administrative functions and event coordination.
The company's website claims its services to the group: 
: 'range from advising on policy debates and political communications to developing websites, designing annual reports and producing videos. We are happy to handle major multi-channel briefs or small bespoke projects, depending on your needs.' Transport sector services, Freshwater UK, accessed 16 November 2015
==Contact==
The groups public enquiry point is Liam Overfield (Office of Martin Vickers). 
Address: House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA 
Tel: 020 7219 7783 
Email: liam.overfield@parliament.uk
==Notes==
 
Category: All-Party Parliamentary Group Category: Transport
All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group

The All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group intends to bring together members from the House of Commons and the House of Lords to preserve and protect the British pub. House of Commons, Register of All-Party Groups 8th September 2011, accessed 12 October 2011 
The All-Party Parliamentary Group Register states the group's aim as 'to promote and campaign for the interests of pubs, landlords, and the communities around these pubs'.Pub All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group,www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 November 2015 
==People==
===Officers, November 2015-April 2016===
*Chair: Greg Mulholland - Liberal Democrats
*Vice-chair: Charlotte Leslie - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Grahame Morris - Labour
*Vice-chair: Caroline Lucas - Green Party Save the Pub APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 November 2015Pub APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016Save the Pub APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016
===Members===
Greg Mulholland, Chair | Brian Binley Joint Vice Chair | Karen Bradley, Joint Vice Chair | Lord Bilston, Dennis Turner, Joint Vice Chair | Other Members: Sir Peter Bottomley | Tim Farron | Simon Kirby | Paul Maynard | Martin Horwood | Roger Williams | Jackie Doyle-Price | Andrew Griffiths | Jonathan Reynolds | Julie Hilling | Alison Seabeck | Ian Davidson | John Mann | Mike Gapes | Jim Dowd. 
==Externalsupport ==
The group receives support from CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale, a not-for-profit organisation who acts as the group’s secretariat.
==References ==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Policy GroupsCategory:All-Party Parliamentary GroupCategory:Alcohol Industry in the UK
All-Party Parliamentary Scotch Whisky and Spirits Group

The purpose of the All-Party Parliamentary Scotch Whisky and Spirits Group is to promote and support scotch whisky and spirits and facilitate communication and understanding between representatives from the scotch whisky and spirits industry and Members of Parliament. 
==People==
===2011===
*Chair -Jim Sheridan , House of Commons, Register Of All-Party Groups (as at 28th April 2011) All-Party Parliamentary Scotch Whisky and Spirits Group, accessed 20 June 2011 
*Vice-Chairs - Anne McIntosh, Alan Reid, Angus Robertson,
*Treasurer - Baroness Irene Adams of Craigielea Treasurer (Labour) 
*Secretary - Brian H. Donohoe
Qualifying Members
*John Thurso – LD
*Don Foster – LD
*Alun Cairns – Con
*Mike Crockart – LD
*Brian Donohoe (Labour)
*Tony Baldry (Conservative)
*Graham Brady (Conservative)
*Christopher Chope (Conservative)
*James Gray (Conservative)
*Laurence Robertson (Conservative)
*Anne McIntosh (Conservative)
*Tim Boswell (Conservative)
*Ian Davidson
*John Robertson
*Angus Robertson (SNP)
*Tom Greatrex
*Lindsay Roy
*Jim Cunningham
*Jim Hood (Labour)
*Ann McKechin (Labour)
	
===2009===
Officers
*John McFall Chair (Labour)
*David Mundell Vice Chair (Conservative)
*Angus Robertson Vice Chair (SNP)
*Alan Reid Vice Chair (Lib Dem)
*Brian Donohoe Secretary (Labour)
* Baroness Irene Adams of Craigielea Treasurer (Labour)
Qualifying Members 
*Brian Jenkins (MP) (Labour)
*Andrew Dismore (Labour)
*Joan Humble (Labour)
*Dr Rudi Vis (Labour)
*Bill Olner (Labour)
*Jim Cunningham (Labour)
*Rosemary McKenna(Labour) 
*Jimmy Hood (Labour)
*Andrew Mackinlay (Labour)
*Thomas McAvoy (Labour)
*Tony Baldry (Conservative)
*Christopher Chope (Conservative)
*James Gray (Conservative)
*Laurence Robertson (Conservative)
*Anne McIntosh (Conservative)
*Tim Boswell (Conservative)
*Nigel Evans (Conservative)
*Cheryl Gillan (Conservative)
*Graham Brady (Conservative)
*Alistair Carmichael (Lib Dem) House of Commons "Register of all party groups"(Accessed 01/03/2010)
 House of Commons Register of All Party Interests Scotch Whisky accessed 9th December 2009 
===The All-Party Parliamentary Scotch Whisky and Spirits Group and minimum pricing===
Former Vice Chair of the group David Mundell (Conservative) offered support to Labour on the issue of minimum pricing by saying that, the SNP must “think again” because it would increase prices of Scotch at home and allow other countries to impose tariffs of one of Scotland’s premier products. He said this in response to job losses from Diageo in Kilmarnock, arguing that the situation should not be made worse by introducing minimum pricing. Scottish Conservatives.org “Conservative comment on Diageo job losses” (Accessed 23/04/2010) 
== References ==
Category:Alcohol Category:Alcohol IndustryCategory:Alcohol Policy Groups Category:Alcohol Industry in the UK
All-Party Parliamentary Taxation Group

The purpose of the All-Party Parliamentary Taxation Group is 'to look at and understand tax policy and taxation on all levels; to understand VAT and PAYE in the UK; to contact and talk to accountants and Revenue officials; and to look to European tax affairs and international taxation.'Taxation APPG, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 November 2015 
==People==
===Officers, November 2015-April 2016===
*Chair: Ian Liddell-Grainger - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Kelvin Hopkins - Labour
*Vice-chair: Robert Neill - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Nigel Evans - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: David Warburton - Conservative Party Taxation APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016Taxation APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016 
===Pre-2015===
*Ian Liddell-Grainger (Con) - Chair
*Kelvin Hopkins (Con) - Vice-chair
*Lord Rees-Mogg - Treasurer
*Karen Bradley - Secretary
==Secretariat==
* The Chartered Institute of Taxation acts as the group’s secretariat.
==Contact==
Contact person: Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger MP
Address: House of Commons, London SW1A 0AA. 
Tel: 020 7219 8149
==Notes==
Category:All-Party Parliamentary Group Category:Financial sector lobbyingCategory:Tax avoidance
All-Party Parliamentary Water Group

==Purpose==
According to the Register of Parliamentary Groups the purpose of the APPWG is 'To provide a focus for members to monitor government and regulatory policy and maintain a dialogue with consumers and those with an interest or a duty in relation to the environment and the water industry' House of Commons Register of All Party Groups, Accessed 12 June 2008 .
What seems clear however is that the group is sponsored predominately by the private water utilities and their umbrella organisation Water UK. For details of the financial support they receive see the Register on the House of Commons Website House of Commons register of All Party Groups, [], accessed 12 June 2008 .
In April 2008 the APPWG launched a report 'The Future of the UK Water Industry Sector' 'The Future of the UK Water Sector', Accessed 12 June 2008, . Written by amongst others ex water minister for the UK Government, Elliot Morley MP, the report addresses consumer debt in water bills and issues of sustainable water use but mentions little of the huge price increases, profits and leakage rates that affects the industry The Telegraph 31/03/2007, 'Above-inflation water rates rise drains homes', Accessed 12 June 2008, .
==Officers== 
===Officers, February - April 2016===
*Chair: Angela Smith - Labour
*Co-chair: Baroness Anne McIntosh of Peckering - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Neil Parish - Conservative Party
*Treasurer: Earl John Palmer of Selborne - Conservative Party Water APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016All-Party Parliamentary Water Group [Register as at 28 April 2016. ] parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016
==Secretariat==
The secretariat of the group is organised by Connect Public Affairs. Water UK is also a client of Connect.
===Benefits in kind=== 
Connect Communications is paid by Water UK, Future Water Association, Anglian Water, Wessex Water, Southern Water, Plastic Pipes Group, Gemserv, Coca-Cola Enterprises Ltd to act as the secretariat for the group.It was registered in November 2015 that Connect has been paid (in bands of £1,500) £22,501-£24,000. 
==Contact==
The public enquiry point is James Moseley of Connect Communications. 
Address: Third Floor, Millbank Tower, London SW1P 4QP 
Tel: 020 7592 9592 
Email: appwg@connectpa.co.uk
==Notes==
Category:All-Party Parliamentary Group Category: Water: UK Actors Category: Water
All-Party Parliamentary Wine and Spirit Group

The groups states that its purpose is as follows:
:'To promote and inform on the economic and commercial benefits of the UK wine and spirit trade; to inform and stimulate debate on issues of relevance to the trade and to consumers; to introduce parliamentarians to members of the trade from their constituencies and, where appropriate, to invite and lobby ministers.'Parliement Register of All-Party Groups Section 2: Subject Groups All-Party Parliamentary Wine and Spirit Group accessed 25 November 2008
==Funding and finances==
According to its website the Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA) 'acts as group's secretariat and provides wine for the group's AGMs.'Parliement Register of All-Party Groups Section 2: Subject Groups All-Party Parliamentary Wine and Spirit Group accessed 25 November 2008
*Stephen Hogg - policy adviser at the WSTA in 2008 listed his responsibilities as including 'parliamentary affairs', and the 'All-Party Parliamentary Wine and Spirit Group.'Wine and Spirit Trade Association Who's Who - WSTA Team, accessed 25 November 2008
==People==
===Officers, November 2015-April 2016===
*Chair: Tim Loughton - Conservative Party
*Secretary: Stephen Hammond - Conservative Party
*Treasurer: Peter Bottomley - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Albert Owen - Labour
*Vice-chair: Nic Dakin - Labour
*Vice-chair: Maria Caulfield - Conservative Party
*Vice-chair: Chris Law - Scottish National Party Wine and Spirit APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 November 2015 Wine and Spirit APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 17 February 2016 Wine and Spirit Group APPG, Register 28 April 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2016
===Members===
Andrew Dismore | Lord Anderson of Swansea | Graham Allen | Andrew Love | Robert Marshall-Andrews | Kevin Barron | Baroness Gibson of Market Rasen | Baroness Henig | Andy Slaughter | Mike Gapes | Geoffrey Clifton-Brown | Peter Bottomley | Lord Brougham and Vaux | Graham Brady | Michael Jack | James Paice | John Thurso | Elfyn Llwyd | Lord Sandberg | Roger Williams Parliament Register of All-Party Groups Section 2: Subject Groups All-Party Parliamentary Wine and Spirit Group accessed 25 November 2008
==Contact==
The public enquiry point for the group is Rebekah Kendrick of the Wine and Spirit Trade Association. 
Address: 39-45 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3XF
Tel: 020 7089 3881 
Email: rebekah@wsta.co.uk
==Notes==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Policy GroupsCategory:All-Party Parliamentary GroupCategory:Alcohol Industry in the UK