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Peter Mileham

According to a British Chambers of Commerce press release:
:Peter Mileham’s (63) early career was in the Construction Industry, joining the Shepherd Building Group of York in 1964. His main responsibilities at that time were in the field of speculative housing development. In the early 1970’s Peter was promoted and transferred to Manchester where he was Senior Surveyor on a number of significant contracts in the North West.
:Being naturally inclined towards the promotional side of business, Peter joined Liquid Plastics Ltd of Preston, manufacturers of specialist coatings for the construction industry, as a Sales Executive in 1973, rapidly gaining promotion to Scottish Sales Manager and then Deputy National Sales Manager. In 1979 the expansion of the business demanded the formation of a Marketing Department, which he founded, joining the Board of Directors as Marketing Director in 1982. This position was held until 2003 over which time turnover had increased from roughly £300,000 to over £40m today, with markets in 150 countries around the world. Over the past ten years, Peter has played a major role in establishing branches in Belgium and the USA and setting up two additional manufacturing businesses in the UK which now collectively operate as the Iotech Group.
:Currently in the role of Commercial Director, Peter heads a team devoted to seeking out and exploiting new market opportunities internationally.
:In addition to his directorships of Liquid Plastics Ltd, Peter is the Local Chairman (Preston & North West) of the Yorkshire Bank and a member of SABRE, a body devoted to supporting Britain’s Army Reservists and Employers.
:Strongly interested in business development and encouraging small businesses to succeed, Peter joined the Chamber of Commerce movement in 1990 and has served as Director and President of North and West Lancs Chamber of Commerce, Vice Chairman of North West Chambers, Director of British Chambers of Commerce and Chairman of the British Venezuelan Chamber of Commerce. He is politically well connected and has, over the past twenty years, maintained cross-party involvement having worked on a number of Government sponsored research projects as well as lobbying on matters of interest to business.
:Peter was born in Scarborough, Yorkshire, where he was educated at local schools. He went on to further education at York & Hull Technical Colleges qualifying as a Member of the Chartered Institute of Building. Peter is a keen supporter of the arts and is married with two daughters.
:He became Deputy Lieutenant of Lancashire in 2004 and, in this capacity, is a member of the Duchy of Lancaster Benevolent Fund Committee. 
==Notes==
 NEW BCC PRESIDENT UNVEILS AGENDA Press release, 05/07/2006
Peter Mills

Sir Peter Mills (1921-1993) was a Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Northern Ireland Office from 5 November 1972 to 4 March 1974.Patrick Cosgrave, Obituary: Sir Peter Mills, The Independent, 24 August 1993.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.34.
==Notes==
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Peter Mitchell Grant

Peter M. Grant is Professor of Electronic Signal Processing at the University of Edinburgh. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and a member of the Scottish Science Advisory Committee, the lobby group created by the RSE to advise ministers on science policy. In September 2005 Grant delivered a speech as a joint RSE and Futures Forum event in the Scottish Parliamment. Scotland's Futures Forum and the Royal Society Scientists debate future of research Scottish Parliament News, 2 September 2005 
==Positions held==
Biography extracted from the Edinburgh University website:
Present Positions
Head School of Engineering and Electronics, 2002-2007; Professor of Electronic Signal Processing; University Curator of Patronage, 2003-2006.
===Education===
1972-1975 PhD University of Edinburgh `The Design of Surface Acoustic Wave Filters and Applications in Future Communication Systems'. 
1962-1966 Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh BSc (Hons), 2nd year class medal. 
===International Professional Awards and Recognition===
2005 EURASIP Meritorious Service award for fundamental activities in adaptive signal processing and CDMA as well as 10 years committment to EURASIP.
Faraday Medal, Institution of Electrical Engineers (IEE), 2004.
Fellow of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, New York (FIEEE).
IEEE Signal Processing Society distinguished lecturer on DSP for Mobile Communications, 1998.
President, European Association for Signal, Speech and Image Processing (EURASIP), 2000-2002.
National Professional Fellowships
Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering (FREng).
Fellow of Royal Society of Edinburgh (FRSE).
Fellow of Institution of Electrical Engineers, London (FIEE).
===Committee Chairs===
Electronics and Electrical Engineering Panel for the 2001 UK research assessment exercise (RAE).
Mechanisms for Excellence group of the Scottish Science Advisory Committee, 2002-date.
Proceedings IEE Editorial Advisory Panel, IEE 1990-98.
Editorial Advisory Panel, IEE Electronics and Communications Engineering Journal, 1996-2002.
EPSRC Communications Signal Processing and Coding programme, assessment 1993-95 and monitoring panels 1996-97.
===Commercial activities===
Invited member of Finmeccanica Innovation Awards Selection Panel, Rome, 2005.
1997-date, ISLI Management Committee chairmanship, ISLI Board member from 2004.
Executive Committee, Mobile Virtual Centre of Excellence in Mobile and Personal Communications, 2002-2004.
Board Member, Mobile Virtual Centre of Excellence in Mobile and Personal Communications, 1997-date.
Independent Member, Strategic Advisory Board to the UK Defence Technology Centre in Electromagnetic Remote Sensing, 2003-date.
Board Member of Edinburgh Technology Transfer Centre, 2003-date.
==Notes==
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Peter Mond

Peter Mond, 4th Baron Melchett, is a British environmentalist.Bob Chaundy, Peter Melchett: Lord of the Greens, BBC News, 26 September 2000.
==Northern Ireland==
Melchett served as a Minister of State at the Northern Ireland Office from 10 September 1976 to 4 May 1979.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.37.
==Notes==
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Peter Montgomery (aristocrat)

Peter Montgomery was a Northern Ireland aristocrat who served in the Intelligence Corps during the Second World War.Chris Moore, The Kincora Scandal, Marino Books, 1996, p.87.
Montgomery was an early lover and lifelong friend of Anthony Blunt.Miranda Carter, Anthony Blunt, His Lives, Pan Macmillan, 2001, p.51.
==Connections==
*Hugh Massingberd - NephewHugh Massingberd, Telegraph, 27 December 2007.
==Notes==
Montgomery, Peter
Peter Mullins

|300px|thumb|Peter Mullins of the British Freedom Party, Source: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQDW4_JKlu4/ Youtube screengrab] 
==Affiliations==
*British Freedom Party
==Attended Counterjihad London 2011 conference==
:As one of those lucky enough to be invited to this international conference I can state that the atmosphere of solidarity and cooperation was amazing. It was so satisfying to actually meet those at the very cutting edge of contemporary politics here in the U.K. and from around Europe and other regions.
:The boys, (and girls!) of the E.D.L. who had organised this conference could not have been more welcoming so our thanks go out to them. 
Peter Mullins September 28, 2011 Comment to post on British Freedom website regarding the London conference: available at the Wayback Machine Archive: British Freedom Representatives Attend International Counterjihad Meeting, British Freedom, 27 September 2011, Page capture dated 1 Feb 2013, viewed 22 January 2015 
==External resources==
*Sonia Gable, British Freedom Party fallout begins, Searchlight, 01 May 2012 
==Notes==
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Peter Nelson

Dr Peter Nelson is a director of the Scotch Whisky Research Institute, and director of the following distilleries Glenmorangie, Macdonald and Muir and Glenaird. His previous career involved positions with Dow Chemical Corporation in France and Monsanto in the USA. FAME, Financial and Companies Data, subscription required, accessed 24th February 2010 
==References==
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Peter Noorlander

right|thumb|Peter Noorlander, 6 July 2007; photo: Kristoffer Larsson
From the Article 19 biography:
:Peter Noorlander joined the ARTICLE 19 Law Programme in May 2001. He has written and contributed to numerous ARTICLE 19 publications and is an experienced trainer and speaker. Peter has represented ARTICLE 19 at international forums including UNESCO, the Council of Europe, the Organization for Co-operation and Security in Europe and the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, and has advised governments as well as NGOs on a wide range of freedom of expression-related topics. He specialises on issues of freedom of expression, privacy, freedom of information, broadcasting and new technologies.Before joining ARTICLE 19, Peter worked with JUSTICE, the United Kingdom section of the International Commission of Jurists, where he was part of the privacy and criminal policy team, litigating at the European Court of Human Rights, advising UK parliamentary committees on human rights issues and conducting research on the implementation of human rights obligations in mainstream UK law.
==Positions==
===Venezuela and RCTV===
On 6 July 2007, Noorlander appeared on a panel discussing the suspension of the broadcasting license for RCTV in Venezuela.Media Talk: RCTV off the air: What's the full story?, Frontline Club, 6 July 2007. Noorlander had a simple position on this: it is censorship and it wasn't justified for the government to take such action. He acknowledged RCTV's part in the propaganda in the lead up to the coup, but stated that if this was objectionable the Venezuelan government should have followed a legal route to the closure and it should also appoint an "independent" panel to oversee the regulation of the media. Noorlander also decried the fact that Venezuela had refused to participate in the OAS International Human Rights commission -- a body stacked by pro-US appointees.
==Affiliations==
*Article 19
*International Media Lawyers Association (IMLA)
==References, Resources and Contact==
===Publications===
*Peter Noorlander, Observations on freedom of information, New Statesman, 23 April 2007.
===References===
Peter Palumbo

Peter Palumbo (Lord Palumbo) is a Conservative peer in the House of Lords, having joined on the 4 February 1991. Lord Palumbo Parliament.UK, accessed 22 December 2014 
==Interests==
*Member, Advisory Board, MerchantBridge & Co (investment company)
==Donations==
Palumbo has made donations to the Conservative Party totaling £60,000. 'Electoral Commission', Donations by Peter Palumbo, Accessed 14/01/2017
==Notes==
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Peter Probst

Peter Probst is a former CIA official who left the agency for the Institute for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence.Private Firm to Keep Watch on Radical Groups; Washington Intelligence Online February 14, 2008 Probst 'also works with' the Search for International Terrorist Entities (SITE) Institute (now known as the SITE Intelligence Group), run by Rita Katz.
==Affiliations==
*Center for Security Policy - Contributor to CSP front group Family Security Matters
*Institute for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence - Vice President and Director of ProgramsClaude Salhani, "Livestock Plagues Could Be Bioterrorist Attack", United Press International, 5 April 2001, accessed on 20 November 2010Peter S. Probst, "Bin Laden:His Future and Ours", Scribd, 12 February 2003, accessed on 20 November 2010
Category:Neocons
==References==
Peter Reilly

Peter Reilly is the director and and co-founder of Vigo Communications.
==Career==
Reilly started his career working as a tax accountant for oil company BP between February 1988 and December 1992, before being appointed commercial negotiator for the BG Group until October 1997. He was then head of investor relations at Enterprise Oil plc until 2002. Reilly was then appointed director at Aquila Financial Limited until June 2013. During this time he held roles as CEO of Echo Exploration Limited, March 2010 - March 2011 and non-executive chairman of Rock Solid Images plc, November 2010-April 2012. Peter Reilly Linkedin, undated, accessed 8 October 2014 
He is now a director at Vigo Communications, a role he has held since March 2013. VIGO COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED Company No. 08459734 
==Notes==
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Peter Ricketts

Baron Peter Ricketts is the former permanent secretary of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (2006-2010) and was the UK national security adviser from 2010 until 2012.Establishment of a National Security Council, Number10.gov.uk, 12 May 2010. He later served as Ambassador to France and Monaco until January 2016. 
Baron Ricketts sits as a cross-bench peer in the House of Lords.
==Adviser to UK/US arms firm==
In August 2016, just eight months after leaving the diplomatic corps, Ricketts took up a new role as strategic adviser to the UK arm of one of the world's biggest defence firms, Lockheed Martin UK (LM UK). His role is to provide advice to Lockheed's chairman and executive team of LM UK, both through board meetings and on an informal basis, and 'helping shape the future strategy of the business'. 
The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments approved Rickett's new job in February 2016 on the condition he wait six months before starting and also that for two years from his last day in service, he should not become personally involved in lobbying the UK Government on behalf of Lockheed Martin UK, its parent company, subsidiaries or clients. Peter Ricketts\ Summary of business appointments applications - Sir Peter Ricketts, Acoba Recommendation, gov.uk, Last updated 5 August 2016 
==Adviser to French energy firm==
Mr Ricketts sought the advice of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) regarding a new role as non-executive director of Engie, a global energy producer headquartered in France. During his time in office Ricketts had met with Engie a number of times, but the committee noted these were to help inform departmental decision making for the government. They also acknowledged that the three month waiting period for Permanent Secretary equivalents and the six-month ban on taking up business interests in the Ambassador's country of last posting had both been served. The committee advised that Mr Rickett's take up the appointment providing 2 conditions were met; he did not draw upon any privileged information from his time in office, and that he serve a 2-year lobbying ban from his final day in office. The appointment was taken up in May 2016. Sir Peter Ricketts Summary of Business Appointments, Gov.uk, accessed 17 May 2016 
==Overseas visits declared==
In October 2017 Ricketts visited the United Arab Emirates to address the UAE Ministry of Defence Leadership Conference, representing King's College London. His 'travel, accommodation and fee was paid by host'. House of Lords Register of Interests, 14 March 2018, downloaded 15 March 2018 
==External Resources==
*Iraq Inquiry, Oral Evidence, 24 November 2009.
*Iraq Inquiry, Oral Evidence, 1 December 2009.
*Iraq Inquiry, Oral Evidence, 2 February 2010.
==Notes==
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Peter Roberts

Peter Roberts (born January 31, 1948) is the Business and legal advisor to Erinys International. His initial appointment with the company was on 3-August-2004 until his resignation on 05-April 2005. He returned to the company on 01-June-2006, according to his Erinys profile:
::Peter is a graduate in law and a qualified accountant (Bristol University: 1973) and fluent in French. For 25 years Peter was with the Anglo/Dutch group Unilever before retiring in 1996. He subsequently joined British American Tobacco (BAT) as Finance Director and Deputy Managing Director of BAT Zaïre before joining ArmorGroup in 1999 as the Regional Financial Controller of ArmorGroup Africa. With the withdrawal of ArmorGroup financial management to London, Peter returned to the DRC as Finance Director of the cellular phone company Celtel Congo s.p.r.l. He joined Erinys in January 2003 and serves the Board as Legal Advisor.Erinys: Company Overview - Management Profiles, accessed 12 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*Unilever
*British American Tobacco
*ArmorGroup
*Celtel Congo
*Erinys International
==References==
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Peter Robinson (DUP)

Peter Robinson is the First Minister of Northern Ireland, Leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, and until the General Election of 6 May 2010, the MP for East Belfast.Profile: Peter Robinson, BBC News, 6 January 2010.
Robinson addressed the Monday Club in January 2003.No more side deals with IRA - DUP, BBC News, 16 January 2003.
==Spotlight allegations==
In January 2010, a BBC Spotlight documentary criticised Robinson's response to undeclared payments made by two property developers to his wife, the Strangford MP Iris Robinson:
::When Peter Robinson found out about his wife's financial dealings, he insisted that the money should be returned.
::However, he did not tell the proper authorities despite being obliged by the ministerial code to act in the public interest at all times.
::On Thursday, Mr Robinson's solicitors said he was thoroughly satisfied that he has at all times acted properly and fulfilled all requirements, and would robustly challenge any allegation to the contrary.Iris Robinson business deal broke law, BBC News, 8 January 2010.
==Connections==
*Iris Robinson - wife
==References==
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Peter Rosenblatt

==Affiliations==
*Coalition for a Democratic Majority
*Committee on the Present Danger
*Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs
*Euston Manifesto United States
*Friends of the Democratic Center in Central America
*American Committee for Peace in the Caucasus
==American Jewish Committee delegation==
In 2006, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) reported that Rosenblatt took part in a vist to London in 'an effort to strengthen AJC’s ties to British Jewry' 
The report states that:
: 'AJC President E Robert Goodkind led a leadership delegation to London to meet with the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the main community organizing body for British Jews, as well as with the Community Service Trust and the newly formed Jewish Leadership Council. The group also met with British Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, longtime Jewish community leaders Lord Greville Janner and Sir Trevor Chinn, and with leadership from the Reform, Liberal and Conservative Masorti movements. In addition, the group held meetings with those Members of Parliament who initiated a serious parliamentary investigation of anti-Semitism, and with younger leaders of Conservative Friends of Israel and Labour Friends of Israel. AJC Board members Stanley Bergman and Peter Rosenblatt joined Goodkind on the missionAmerican Jewish Committee London Jewish Community Greets AJC President Update 236, 20th December 2006. Accessed 21st August 2008.
==References==
Peter Ruddock

Peter Ruddock CBE, CB is a former high ranking officer of the British Royal Air Force and Ministry of Defence who retired in 2011. 
That same year he joined the global aerospace and defence company Lockheed Martin UK as a business development director.
Ruddock was appointed Lockheed Martin UK chief executive in January 2016. 
==Military career==
Ruddock served a full military career with the Royal Air Force, with notable roles including Officer Commanding RAF Coningsby, Air Commodore Defensive Operations, Director of Air Staff, Air Secretary, and Air Component Commander for both Afghanistan and Iraq. His last role before leaving was as an Air Marshal.
He was also director general of Saudi Armed Forces Projects with the Ministry of Defence between June 2006 - March 2011. Peter Ruddock Linkedin, accessed 10 December 2014 Senior Royal Air Force appointments Gulabin, accessed 10 December 2014 *Campaign Against the Arms Trade, Sir Peter Ruddock Meetings with UK Government while working for industry 
In recognition of his military service, Ruddock was made a Companion of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in 2001 and a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in 2011.
==Revolving Door==
After retiring from the Royal Air Force in 2011, Ruddock was appointed director of business development at Lockheed Martin in July 2011.. He was appointed UK chief executive in January 2016. 
Since working for Lockheed, Ruddock has had 11 meetings with the UK government, the most recent of these in November 2016 according to Campaign Against the Arms Trade's Political Influence database. 
==F-35 contract with BAE==
In March 2017 the US Department of Defense F-35 Joint Program Office awarded a contract worth more than £80m (US$102.2m) to Lockheed to deliver the initial training, engineering, maintenance and logistics support for the UK’s F-35 Lightning II fleet over a three year period. According to a BAE Systems news release:
:Lockheed Martin has sub-contracted work worth £40m to BAE Systems and together the two companies will form a team of more than 100 skilled technicians at RAF Marham, which will provide engineering and technical expertise, deliver air-crew and ground-crew training, facilitate routine maintenance and help to manage the jets’ global supply chain. BAE Systems will take the lead sustainment role for F-35 Lightning II in the UK with Lockheed Martin continuing as prime contractor for global operations.
==External resources==
*Campaign Against the Arms Trade, Sir Peter Ruddock Meetings with UK Government while working for industry
==Notes==
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Peter Runge

Sir Peter Runge (1909-1970) was vice-president of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and joint vice-chairman of Tate & Lyle Ltd.
The transcript of a (semi-secret) talk by Runge to the Industrial College of the Armed Forces, Washington DC in the early 60s, states that Runge was there 'acting as an international financier' and to attend the meeting of the World Bank and IMF. Runge describes the FBI as consisting of 8,700 individual companies, 285 trade association with a staff of 250 and as a policy-making body : an intermediary for business to government and vice versa. Runge warns of impending Labour Government and nationalisation, fears an attack on profits and private incomes. Other focal points are the Common Market, GATT, the creation of the National Economic Development Council (described as tactically sectioning off the TUC from adherence to the Labour party, and forming Fiscal policy through Reginald Maudling (then Cllr of the Exchequer) and operating as PR). Questions at the end deal with Nuclear disarmament and the Labour party's position. The talk is from 1964, at the advent of the Labour government and before the civil unrest and smear campaign targetted against Wilson and the left in general.
Runge made a similar speech, at the same time to The Empire Club of Canada.
:'The FBI was founded in 1916 on the initiative of the Midlands industrialist, Dudley Docker. He obtained pledges of £1,000 from each of 124 firms to launch a new representative organisation for industry. The Federation shied away from involvement in such basic issues as labour relations and (at first) tariff reform, but overall it did prove a success. It absorbed other smaller organisations which strengthened its regional and overseas work, and in 1923 was incorporated by Royal Charter. It was easily the biggest of the CBI's predecessors, having a membership of over 9,000 individual firms and 272 trade associations by 1964. It merged with the British Employers' Confederation and the National Association of British Manufacturers to form the Confederation of British Industry in 1965.' 
==Resources==
*Runge, Sir Peter Francis (1909-1970) Knight Joint Vice Chairman Tate and Lyle GB/NNAF/P159719 (Former ISAAR ref: GB/NNAF/P24914) Scope	1963-65: papers as President of Fbi
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