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Generation Youth Issues

Generation Youth Issues is an independent research and development charity based in Prestwick, Scotland. It was founded in 1996. However, it appears to have had no significant income since that time. Generation Youth Issues, Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator website, accessed 10 September 2013 Records at the Scottish Charity Regulator show that GYI declared income of £9,500 in 2011 but no other income or expenditure in the years 2008 to 2011 inclusive. As of 2013 it appears to be defunct as its website is no longer active.
Work is focused around children and young people's peer relations and how they connect with adults in their communities. It has some association with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Its directors are Jennifer Cunningham, Simon Knight, Stuart Waiton and James Weatherston. Its website cites LM associates Frank Furedi, Michael Fitzpatrick, Helene Guldberg, Dennis Hayes, Tiffany Jenkins, Ellie Lee, Ken Mclaughlin and Kate Abley (Moorcock). The website links to LM entities Debating Matters and the Manifesto Club and references the Battle of Ideas, Culture Wars and Spiked.
==Contact==
:Generation Youth Issues (office registered with the Scottish Charity Regulator)
:27a St Ninian's Road
:Prestwick
:Ayrshire
:KA9 1SL
:Address circa 2007:35 Melville Street
:Glasgow
:G41 2JLGeneration Youth Issues Contact, retrieved from the Internet Archive of 7 August 2007 on 8 September 2013
:Internet Archive holdings (initial URL): generationyouthissues.org.uk
:Internet Archive holdings: generationyouthissues.org
:Facebook: Generation Youth Issues
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Genner Holdings

Genner Holdings is a company that provides consultancy and management services. It is owned by (Lord) John Wakeham, his wife Angela and another relative, Jonathan Wakeman. According to filings at Companies House, Genner Holdings had investments of £1.3m in 2001. As directors, the three Wakehams drew a combined salary of £218,800 and received dividends of £140,000. Andrew Clark & David Hencke, The Guardian 30th January 2002 Master fixer who ended up in a fix accessed 8th June 2008 . 
==References==
Geo Political Research Limited

Geo Political Research Limited is a small company, whose directors are:
*Anupama Kumari Gohel
*M. J. Gohel
*Sajjan M. Gohel
*John Roddison
==Company details==
51 CLARKEGROVE ROAD, SHEFFIELD, SOUTH YORKSHIRE, S10 2NH
Type:	Private Limited company without share capital
Incorporation Date:	13-05-2002ukdata.com - Company details for Geo Political Research Ltd.
==Resources==
*Asia-Pacific Foundation
==External links==
*ukdata.com - Company details for Geo Political Research Ltd.
==Notes==
Geoff Andrews

Geoff Andrews has been head of Technical Services at Northern Foods since 1998. He is a member of the Advisory Committee on the Microbiological Safety of Food, chair of the Chilled Foods Association (until July 2004)Changeovers, foodmanufacture.co.uk 29 July 2004, chair of the FDF Food Research Policy Group, chair of the Food Processing Faraday Partnership Ltd. Through 2003, he was a member of the Defra Science Advisory Group which advised Defra's Chief Scientific Advisor on science strategy. In 2001, he was a member of the Visiting Group to IFR, part of the Institute Assessment Exercise. Before joining Northern Foods, he held posts in Pepsi Cola International, Mars Confectionery and Express Foods Group. He has a degree in Food Technology, his PhD was in the field of dairy chemistry.Food and Health Network Advisory Group, accessed 3 august 2013
==Affiliations==
*Donor to the Science Media Centre, 2002, 2003Science Media Centre Consultation Report, March 2002, p. 25
==Notes==
Geoff Kidder

Geoff Kidder (DoB 26 March 1962) is an organiser associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network, being the membership and event director for the Institute of Ideas. "Profile of Geoff Kidder", Institute of Ideas website, accessed 2 May 2010 Kidder is also a director of an LM network associated company called The Progress Club. Co-directors include fellow LM network stalwarts, Michael Fitzpatrick and Para Mullan. Data from Companies House, accessed 19 March 2011
He studied at the University of Kent.
==Resources==
:LinkedIn Geoff Kidder
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Bowman

Geoffrey Bowman is a qualified lawyer and a former member first Parliamentary Counsel Office. He is currently a senior research fellow and member of the advisory council at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London.
==Career==
Bowman is a qualified lawyer who was called to the Bar in 1968. In 1971 he joined the Parliamentary Counsel Office, where he has drafted bills on subjects including finance, taxation, trade unions, chemical weapons, elections, criminal procedure, proceeds of crime, education, local government and the health service. He has served two secondments as a draftsman at the Law Commission, where he drafted the consolidation bills that became the Sale of Goods Act 1979 and the Magistrates' Court 1980. In 2002 Bowman became first parliamentary counsel and permanent secretary of the office, where he was responsible for turning the wishes of parliament into coherent law. Sir Geoffrey Bowman to receive honorary doctorate from School of Advanced Study, University of London School of Advanced Study, 19 November 2007, accessed 27 November 2014 
He has served on the council of the Statue Law Society and on the Tax Law Rewrite project of HM Revenue and Customs.
In December 2009 he was given "unconditional approval" by ACOBA to take up roles as a senior research fellow and a member of the advisory council at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London. Eleventh Report 2009-2010 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 27 November 2014 
==Awards==
*Knighted in 2004
*Made an honorary QC in 2006
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Geoffrey Browne

Geoffrey Browne (died 17 February 1978) was the first director of the Economist Intelligence Unit. He was appointed director of the company by the then editor of The Economist, Geoffrey Crowther, in 1947, and was appointed managing-director when the company was reconstituted as a wholly owned subsidiary of The Economist. 'Obituary: Geoffrey Browne', The Times, 27 February 1984; p.14; Issue 61768; col G He retired as chairman and managing director in January 1971, and was replaced by Ian Trafford. 'Appointments', Guardian, 5 January 1971; p.14
According to his Times obituary: 'Brown saw the aims of the EIU as finding for its clients larger markets, outlets for new products, opportunities for diversification, and development possibilities in the Third World.' 'Obituary: Geoffrey Browne', The Times, 27 February 1984; p.14; Issue 61768; col G A correspondent subsequently wrote to The Times stating:
Geoffrey Browne, who died on February 17, was not simply the founder and builder of the Economist Intelligence Unit, but he was also the man who first succeeded in selling market and economic research in Europe and in the developing world to American business. ... He was instrumental too in persuading the World Bank to consider economic consultants on a par with engineering consultants, and in so doing helped to cause a considerable and permanent change in the way in which the Bank examines major investment projects in the developing world. 'Geoffrey Browne', The Times, 27 February 1984; p.14; Issue 61768; col G
==Notes==
Geoffrey Clifton-Brown

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown was the Conservative MP for Cirencester and Tewkesbury 1992-97, for Cotswold 1997-2010, and has been MP for The Cotswolds since 6 May 2010 general election.Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, www.parliament.uk, accessed 4 November 2012.
==Corporate funding==
Clifton-Brown entered a trip to Nigeria in the House of Commons register of interests April 2008 as: 
:Overseas visits: 5-11 November 2006, to Nigeria with a delegation organised under the auspices of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Nigeria. The costs of the visit were met by Shell, Diageo and Chatham House. (Registered 3 April 2007) House of Commons Register of Interests April 2008 Clifton Brown (Page 47) accessed 16th June 2008 
==Affiliations, Resources, Notes==
===Affiliations===
*European Atlantic Group Vice Chairman 2005
*Shadow Minister for International Development
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture - Member Membership List, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture, accessed 16 November 2015
*All-Party Parliamentary China Group - Deputy chair China APPG, www.parliament.uk', accessed 23 November 2015
==Connections==
*Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, Conservative MP for Bury St. Edmunds 1945-50 - grandfather.
*Douglas Clifton-Brown, Speaker of the Commons and Conservative MP for Hexham 1918-23, 1924-51 - great uncle.
*Howard Clifton-Brown, Conservative MP for Newbury 1922-23, 1924-45 - great uncle.
*Col James Clifton Brown Liberal MP for Horsham 1876-80 great-great uncleSarah Priddy, PIL: Current Members Related to Other Current or Former Members - Commons Library Standard Note, 13 September 2013.
===External resources===
*Holly Watt, Geoffrey Clifton-Brown 'flips' to £2.7m house: MPs' expenses, Telegraph, 16 May 2009.
===Notes===
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Geoffrey Cox

Geoffrey Cox has been the Conservative Party MP for Torridge and West Devon since 2005.Mr Geoffrey Cox, www.parliament.co.uk, accessed 29 October 2013. In the 2015 election he retained his seat with a majority of 18,403. Geoffrey Cox Express, accessed 20 May 2015 
==External interests==
Between March 2013 and February 2014 Cox was the top earning MP for outside earnings. A practicing barrister, he often charges in excess of £600 an hour for legal services and earned £397,039 in the year. Vincent Moss Tory MPs earn a combined £4MILLION from their lucrative jobs on the side Mirror, 30 March 2014, accessed 23 February 2015 
*Practice at the Bar of England and Wales
*Messrs. Janes, solicitors. Address: 17 Waterloo Place, London SW17 4AR:
*Messrs. Travers, Thorp, Alberga, Attorneys. Address: Harbour Place, 2nd Floor, 103 South Church Street, Grand Cayman. They Work For You, Geoffrey Cox, accessed 23 February 2015 
In October 2015, Cox was forced to resign from the Parliamentary standards committee after failing to declare hundreds of hours of legal work outside of parliament on time. The MP claimed that practising law outside of his governmental duties gave him 'practical experience of a world outside politics'. Dods People, 'Arrivals, moves and departures',Civil Service World, 26 October 2015, accessed 2 November 2015
==Staff==
*Jonathan Cox 
*Alison Croft
*William Holloway - overseas visit 2-9 November 2015 on fact finding delegation to Israel, funded by Conservative Friends of Israel. Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 19 April 2016 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief 'Freedom Declared: Who we are', Freedom Declared website, undated, accessed 6 November 2015 
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Davies (Petroleum engineer)

Geoffrey Glynn Davies is the British chief executive of Celtique Energie and a director of the oil and gas lobby group United Kingdom Onshore Operators Group (UKOOG).
==Directorships==
*Celtique Energie Ltd - Director since 25 November 2004 
*Celtique East Midlands Ltd - Start Date 29 September 2010 (was Secretary from this date until 15 December 2011), remains a director as at May 2014.
*Celtique Energie Weald Ltd, Director from 23 October 2009 - present
*Celtique Vaud Ltd - Director since 29 September 2010
*United Kingdom Onshore Operators Group - director since 2 November 2013
===Former directorships===
*Secretary of Celtique Energie Petroleum Ltd from 5 Apr 2006 - 15 Dec 2011, Company Number 05770790 (incorporation date 5 Apr 2006)
*Aquilonia Energy Ltd - Director Start Date 2003-11-14 End Date 2006-06-20
*Indeva Ltd - Start Date 1991-12-26 - End Date 1998-08-25
*Labton Ltd - Director/ Management & Technology Consultant Start Date 1991-05-17 End Date 1993-09-15
==Affiliations==
*United Kingdom Onshore Operators Group lobby group 
==Contact==
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==Resources==
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Dear

Geoffrey Dear (Lord Dear) is a life peer in the House of Lords. He became a crossbench member of the Lords in October 2006.
==Register of Interests==
====Directorships====
*Non-executive Chairman, Blaythorne Ltd (providing specialist security training and equipment) Lord Dear Parliament.UK, accessed 9 January 2015 
*Non-executive Director, Butler and Parker Ltd
====Remunerated employment, office, profession====
*Member of the advisory board at Identity Sciences LLP, a US company specialising in biological identification technique. 
====Overseas visits====
*Visit to Cairo, Egypt from 13-16 June 2014, as member of All-Party Parliamentary Group for Egypt, to meet the new President and members of his Cabinet to 'discuss developments in the run-up to the parliamentary elections later in 2014'. Cost of visit was met by British University in Egypt. 
====Gifts, benefits and hospitality====
On 27 June 2014, attended a Clay Pigeon Shoot Day and lunch hosted by William Evans Ltd and Pol Roget, (Lords v Commons Clay Shoot Competition). 
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Dickens

Geoffrey Kenneth Dickens (26 August 1931 - 17 May 1995) was a British Conservative politician. He was MP for Huddersfield West from 1979 until the seat was abolished in 1983. He was then elected for UK Littleborough and Saddleworth and held the seat until his death in 1995.
==References==
*"Times Guide to the House of Commons", Times Newspapers Limited, 1992 edition.
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Filkin

Lord David Geoffrey Nigel Filkin (born 1944) was created Baron Filkin in July 1999 and has been a minister at the UK Home Office, the Department for Education & Skills and the Department for Constitutional Affairs, and a government whip in the House of Lords.
Prior to that he was a policy analyst and writer, contributing to the development of Labour’s policies for local and regional government.
==Register of Interests==
===Non-parliamentary consultant===
*AdviserUK Parliament, Register of Lords' Interests, accessed 25 November 2008., National Car Parks plc (http://www.ncp.co.uk/) - Private car park operator
===Remunerated directorships===
*Non-executive Director, Accord plc
*Non-executive Director (Home Affairs)Serco, "Lord Geoffrey Filkin, non-executive director," accessed 25 November 2008., Serco (http://www.serco.com/) - Service company. Approved by ACOBA subject to "12 months after leaving office, he should not be personally involved in lobbying Ministers or officials on behalf of Serco" The Advisory Committee on Business Appointments Ninth Report 2006-2008 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 6 November 2014 
===Regular remunerated employment===
*Adviser, Capgemini
===Landholdings===
*Director, Sprucespace Property Company Ltd. This company owns the freehold of three houses in Warwick Square, Pimlico. Leasehold interest held in one flat in one of these houses
*Home in St Albans, Herts
===Trusteeships of cultural bodies===
*Trustee, Parliament Choir which is an all-party parliamentary group, a company limited by guarantee and a registered charity
*Trustee, Southbank Sinfonia
===Office-holder in pressure groups or trade unions===
*Chairman, Public Sector Reform Group
===Office-holder in voluntary organisations===
*Chairman,UK Parliament, Register of Lords' Interests, accessed 25 November 2008. 
*St Albans Cathedral Music Trust
==Resources==
*Serco, "Lord Geoffrey Filkin, non-executive director," accessed 25 November 2008.
*UK Parliament, Register of Lords' Interests, accessed 25 November 2008.
*Ungoed-Thomas, Jon, et al., "Revealed: how minister cashed in on contacts," The Sunday Times, 23 November 2008, accessed 24 November 2008.
==Register of interests==
*Lord Filkin, UK Parliament.
==Notes and References==
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Geoffrey Holland

A former 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Tank Regiment, between 1982 and 1994, Holland held the posts of Director, Manpower Services Commission; Permanent Secretary at the Department of Employment and Permanent Secretary at the Department for Education.
Some of his involvement with education during this period include the Youth Training Scheme, the Restart Programme, the National Curriculum and the initiative that saw polytechnics become independent new universities. From 1998 to 2002 he was President of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development and was Chair of the Government’s Sustainable Development Education Panel from 1998 to 2003.
Sir Geoffrey, when Vice-Chancellor of Exeter University, denounced odd-ball cults. When the 'London Church of Christ' (not a think tank) hired Exeter University facilities for a conference, the media backlash propelled Holland to disassociate himself and his university from the "methods of recruitment and activities of the London Church of Christ... such activities are not welcome here now, during the conference, or in the future". 
Holland is a Governor (along with Baroness Butler-Sloss) and Chairman of the Merchant Taylors' Company Educational Trust (MTET) which acts as steward of the affairs of both Merchant Taylors’ & St John’s Schools. The Merchant Taylors' School website tells us: "The Governing Body consists of: representatives of the Worshipful Company of Merchant Taylors' of the Fraternity of St John Baptist in the City of London." This provides some background on Holland adding: "He wrote the Government report Young People at Work (1977) - widely regarded as a turning-point in the battle against youth unemployment." The website praises Holland on the grounds that: 
::"Above all, he has challenged the divide between 'Academe' and 'Mammon', understanding that a post-industrial economy would increasingly prize 'soft skills' and breadth rather than a narrower subject-specific expertise." 
Mammon, the Biblical god of money, would seem to be omnipresent in Holland's world. Holland's major achievements include overseeing the establishment of the University of Exeter School of Business and Economics. He is also a non-executive Director of Limia Investment Group PLC. He was a member of the Government’s Committee on the Future of Higher Education (the “Dearing” Committee) from 1996 to 1997. This brought together representatives of Sainsbury’s, the Weir Group, Psion plc, Ulster Bank, Glaxo Wellcome plc and Brenda Dean (now Baroness Dean of Thornton-le-Fylde) to challenge the divide between “Academe” and “Mammon”.
Holland is an appointee at the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (MLA) and chairs the Government’s Quality Improvement Agency for Lifelong Learning. 
Holland calls "for a big expansion of programmes in which higher education leaders sit alongside leaders in business..."Simon Midgley and Donald MacLeod, "Vice squad: What sort of people make successful vice-chancellors, and what exactly is their business?", WorkThing.com, 1 April 2003
==Notes==
Geoffrey Howlett

General Sir Geoffrey Howlett is a retired British Army officer.General Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC, paradata.org.uk, accessed 3 May 2011.
Howlett was commissioned into the Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment in 1950. He transferred to the Parachute Regiment in 1959. Gen Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC , Debrett's, accessed 3 May 2011. 
Howlett commanded 2nd Battalion, the Parachute Regiment from 1971 to 1973. Gen Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC , Debrett's, accessed 3 May 2011. He was awarded the OBE for service in Northern Ireland during the period 1 August 1971 to 31 October 1971.London Gazette, No. 45598, p.1895, 15 February 1972. 
Howlett served as an instructor at the Royal College of Defence Studies from 1973 to 1975.General Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC, paradata.org.uk, accessed 3 May 2011.
Howlett commanded 16 Parachute Brigade 1975-77. He served as Director of Army Recruiting 1977-79, GOC 1st Armoured Division (Lower Saxony, W Germany) 1979-82, Commandant RMA Sandhurst 1982-83, GOC South East Dist 1983-85; Commander-in-Chief Allied Forces Northern Europe (Oslo) 1986-89. Gen Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC , Debrett's, accessed 3 May 2011. 
He served as Colonel Commandant of the Parachute Regiment from 1983 until 2000.General Sir Geoffrey Howlett, KBE, MC, paradata.org.uk, accessed 3 May 2011.
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Johnson Smith

Sir Geoffrey Johnson Smith (1924-2010) was a Conservative MP from 1959 to 1964, and from 1965 to 2001.Sir Geoffrey Johnson Smith, telegraph.co.uk, 12 August 2010.
While Army Minister in 1971, he met with MI6 agent Kenneth Littlejohn, a fact which is said to have blighted his later ministerial career.Sir Geoffrey Johnson Smith, telegraph.co.uk, 12 August 2010.
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Geoffrey Lee Williams

Professor Geoffrey Lee Williams is, according to a Friends of the Union biographical note 'the Director of the Cambridge-based Institute of Economic and Political Studies. He also teaches at the Centre of International Studies at Cambridge University.'Friends of the Union Geoffrey Lee Williams, retrieved from the Internet Archive of 14 Jabnuary 2004 on 2 April 2009
==Affiliations==
*Friends of the Union, author of pamphlet.
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Martin

Geoffrey Martin was head of the National Union of Students International Affairs section before becoming President of the NUS in 1966. In 1968, he became director of the homelessness charity, Shelter. In 1974, he joined the Diplomatic Staff Commowealth Secretariat. He later headed the office of the European Commission in Northern Ireland.Stephen Dorril, MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service, Fourth Estate Limited, 2000, pp.474-475.
==Affiliations==
*Ariel Foundation
==External resources==
*NameBase MARTIN GEOFFREY
==Notes==
Martin, Geoffrey
Geoffrey Owen

Sir Geoffrey David Owen (born 16 April 1934) is a former financial journalist who since 1998 has been a Senior Fellow at the Department of Management of the London School of Economics and Chair of the neoliberal charity the Wincott Foundation. ‘OWEN, Sir Geoffrey (David)’, Who's Who 2010, A & C Black, 2010; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2009 ; online edn, Nov 2009 [Accessed 19 March 2010]
==Affiliations==
*New Schools Network - Trustee
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Robinson

Geoffrey Robinson has been the Labour Party MP for Coventry North West since 1976. He has served as Shadow Spokesperson (Science)	1982-83, Shadow Spokesperson (Trade and Industry) 1983-87, Paymaster General (HM Treasury) 1997-98.Mr Geoffrey Robinson, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 November 2013.
In the 2015 general election, Robinson was re-elected with a majority of 4,509. Geoffrey Robinson Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Geoffrey Tantum

Geoffrey Tantum is a former MI6 controller for the Middle East.Rogue agent accused of going public on MI6 names, guardian.co.uk, 19 May 1999.
==Affiliations==
*Le CercleChris Blackhurst, Aitken dropped by the Right's secret club, Sunday Independent, 29 June 1997.
===Connections===
*Laura Tantum - Daughter.Tim Shipman and Christian Gysin, The intelligence experts who doubled profits under Dr Fox since he became minister, MailOnline, 15 October 2011.
==Notes==
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