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Adrian Freer

Adrian Freer is Director Civil Nuclear Security at the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) (previously known as Div. 5 Office for Civil Nuclear Security). He is based in Perth in the UK.
==Background==
Freer has been in his ONR director role since 2011. He was previously Assistant Director Civil Nuclear Security at the Nuclear Directorate and an independent consultant at private security firms Control Risks and Olive Group.
He has a background in the British Army. According to his LinkedIn profile:
:Adrian Freer served in the Army for 33 years (Parachute Regiment) and retired as a major general in 2005. He commanded 2 Para in 1992/4, the Infantry Training Centre Catterick 94/97 and 5 AB Bde 97/99. He served in the PJHQ 2000/02, commanded the IMATT Sierra Leone 202/03 and was the Kosovo Protection Corps Coordinator 2004/05.
Since leaving the Army he has been a consultant with Olive Group in Kuwait, Dubai, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, was an independent executive consultant for Control Risks and carried out a number of security consultative visits to East Africa on behalf of the British Peace Support Team. He joined the Office for Civil Nuclear Security in 2008. Adrian Freer Executive Security Professional, LinkedIn profile, undated, acc 30 October 2013 
==Activities==
Freer regulates security at civil licensed nuclear sites, and all other locations where sensitive nuclear information is held; and the movement by road and rail within the UK, and globally within UK flagged vessels of nuclear and other radioactive material.
 ONR Programmes, ONR website, accessed 21 June 2012 and October 2013 
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
:Website:
===Notes===
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Adrian Guelke

South African academic based in Northern Ireland.
==UDA shooting==
Guelke was shot by the Ulster Defence Association in September 1991.
Guelke has criticised Paul Larkin's account of the incident.
::The problem for Larkin is that my case hardly demonstrates the intimate level of collusion that he wishes to suggest existed among the Loyalists, elements of the security forces and the apartheid regime. Larkin claims that Brian Nelson, the UDA intelligence officer with both security-force and South African connections, had a role in supplying information about the file at the heart of my case. This seems highly improbable. Had the UDA had access to the file about Mr X, then it would have been impossible for the agent of South African Military Intelligence to exploit his contacts with the Loyalists to get me shot. The UFF would have realised from the outset that I was not Mr X. What is more, the readiness of an agent of South African Military Intelligence to behave in this way hardly pointed to a durable relationship between apartheid South Africa and the Loyalists.Unwittingly Demonstrating the Limits of Collusion, Adrian Guelke, Fortnight Magazine, May 2004.
Guelke's version is arguably even more troubling. He mentions in passing that "This agent had somehow got hold of the security-force file about Mr X and then changed the details, inserting my name and address." If the South Africans did not get this file from the loyalists, they must have got it from someone else.
==Affiliations==
International Advisory Board for Academic Freedom, conference participant |
==References==
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Adrian Hart

Adrian Hart is an academic and film-maker and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. He plays a role in the Brighton Salon [ http://www.thebrightonsalon.com/Salon-People/ Salon-People] Brighton Salon website, accessed 30 May 2010, has spoken at the Battle of Ideas Speaker detail, Battle of Ideas website, accessed 30 May 2010, been published by the Manifesto Club "Books", Manifesto Club website, accessed 30 May 2010 and is a contributor to Spiked How official anti-racism holds black kids back Spiked website, accessed 30 May 2010.
==Resources==
:Blog: Adrian Hart
==Notes==
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Adrian Lithgow

Adrian Lithgow is the managing director of George Berkeley Public Relations and a former head of media and election candidate for UKIP.
==Career==
Lithgow has worked in the media for the West Lancs Evening Gazette, Sunday Mercury, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Business and BusinessAge.
He then moved in to communications, as head of corporate, financial and professional services at Lehmann Communications.
Between 2005 and 2007 he was head of media for the UK Independence Party, working with Nigel Farage "to widen the appeal of UKIP from a single issue to a mainstream political party with a broad spectrum of policies".
In September 2006 he was appointed managing director of George Berkeley Public Relations, who include UKIP as a client.
Since 2010 he has also been an editor at BastideLife. Adrian Lithgow Linkedin, accessed 29 October 2014 
==Politics==
Lithgow stood in the 2005 general election as the UKIP candidate for Bognor Regis and Littlehampton. He came 4th with 3,276 (8.0%) of the vote. Adrian Lithgow: Electoral history and profile The Guardian, accessed 29 October 2014 
==Racist allegations==
In 2007 it was alleged that Lithgow drunkenly hurled racist insults, threatened with an umbrella and threw a pasty at staff at London Victoria station. Mike Sullivan UKIP chief's racist pasty attack The Sun, 4 October 2007, accessed 29 October 2014 
==Career==
*BA Philosophy, University College London
*LLB Hons, Law Open University
==Notes==
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Adrian Rogers

Dr Adrian Rogers is the former president of the Conservative Family Institute. In 1997 he ran against the openly gay Labour candidate Ben Bradshaw in Exeter. He argued that homosexuality was 'sterile, disease-ridden and God-forsaken'.Nick Cohen, Onward, Christian Tories, The New Statesman, 01-May-2000 The Conservative Family Institute was closed in 1999 following criticism from inside the Conservative Party.BBC News, UK Politics 'Family values' group to close, BBC News, 6-January-1999, Accessed 30-January-2011 
==Affiliations==
Conservative Family Institute | Family Focus
==Notes==
Adrian Sanders

Adrian Sanders was the Liberal Democrats member of Parliament (MP) for Torbay from 1997 to 2015. 
Sanders lost his seat in the 2015 general election to the Conservative Party's Kevin Foster by 3,286 votes. BBC News Torbay, accessed 22 May 2015.
==Parliamentary roles==
His parliamentary career has included positions as:Shadow Spokesperson (Communities and Local Government) 1997-01, Opposition Whip (Commons) 1997-01, Shadow Spokesperson (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) 1999-01, Shadow Spokesperson (Communities and Local Government) 2001-02, and Opposition Deputy Chief Whip (Commons) 2006-10.Mr Adrian Sanders, www.parliament.uk, accesed 9 November 2013.
==Affiliations==
*Westminster Diet and Health Forum 
==Notes==
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Adrian Swire

Sir Adrian Swire is an honorary president and former chairman of John Swire & Sons, a Hong Kong based business which deals with finance, property and shipping. Crazy Billionaire, Sir Adrian Swire, accessed 25 February 2015 
He was also a director at HSBC bank from 1995 to 2003. Nigel Morris, James Moore HSBC tax leaks: Three senior figures at scandal-hit bank donated £875,000 to the Tories Independent, 10 February 2015, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Charitable trust==
Swire is involved in The Adrian Swire Charitable Trust (charity number: 800493). Other trustees include HM Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, The Lady Judith Swire, Martha Virginia Allfrey, Merlin Swire, Richard Leonard and Samuel Swire. Open Charities, The Adrian Swire Charitable Trust, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Education==
*Eton College
*University of Oxford Debretts, Adrian Christopher Swire, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Political donations==
Recorded by the Electoral Commission:
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
11/12/2003
Sir Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
12/12/2006
 Sir Adrian Swire
£3,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
03/01/2008
Sir Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
06/02/2009
Sir Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
21/12/2009
Sir Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
21/12/2009
Sir Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Wantage
11/02/2011
Adrian Swire
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
East Devon
31/01/2014
Sir Adrian Swire
£10,000.00
Conservative Party
Central Party
22/04/2014
Sir Adrian Swire
£5,000.00
Conservative Party
Central Party
 Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Notes==
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Adrian Tudway

Detective Chief Superintendent Adrian Tudway oversees the three "domestic extremism" police units. NETCU,NPOIU (of which the CIU is a section) and NDET are the three units answering to ACPO. As the "national co-ordinator for domestic extremism" he commands about 100 staff and has a budget of about £9m a year. Rob Evans, Matthew Taylor, Afua Hirsch and Paul Lewis Rein in undercover police units, says former DPP The Guardian, 13/01/11, accessed 24/01/11
==Career history==
According to the NETCU website
:DCS Tudway has been a police officer with the Metropolitan Police Service for over 25 years. During that time he has worked extensively in Serious and Organised crime, counter-terrorism activities and has detailed knowledge of protest and public order policing. Mr Tudway joined the domestic extremism unit as deputy National Coordinator for Domestic Extremism to ACC Anton Setchell in January this year [2010]. Netcu website News Articles 15/11/10, accessed 30/01/11
==Affiliations==
*National Co-ordinator for Domestic Extremism
*ACPO
*NETCU
*TAM
*NEDU
*Confidential Intelligence Unit
==Contact==
NETCU
PO Box 525
Huntingdon
PE29 9ALNetcu Website Contact Us accessed 30/01/11
website: www.netcu.org.uk
==Notes==
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Adrian Van-Klaveren

Adrian Van-Klaveren (born Bristol, 1961) is a journalist who has spent most of his career at the BBC. In January 2013 he took up the position of Controller, Great War Centenary at the BBC.LinkedIn Adrian Van-Klaveren, accessed 9 August 2013 He had previously been Controller, BBC Radio 5 live (April 2008 – December 2012), Deputy Director and Controller of Production, BBC News (January 2005 – April 2008), Head of Newsgathering at the BBC (February 2000 – December 2004).
Van-Klaveren is a former Head of Local Programmes for BBC West Midlands based in Birmingham, where he was responsible for the output of BBC regional television from Birmingham and five local radio stations. He joined the BBC as a news trainee in 1983 and worked in television production, before progressing to senior editorial roles on the flagship BBC News programmes; the Nine O'Clock News, Panorama, and Newsnight.BBC Adrian Van-Klaveren, accessed 9 August 2013
==Education==
Van-Klaveren attended Bristol Grammar School (1973 – 1979) and then at St John's College at the University of Oxford where he obtained a Master of Arts (M.A.), History (1980 – 1983)
==Jimmy Saville affair==
Van-Klaveren was moved from his role in charge of BBC Radio Five Live in late 2012 after being temporarily put in charge of Newsnight's response to the Jimmy Savile affair. In this role he approved the fateful edition of Newsnight which wrongly named Lord McAlpine as linked to abuse claims.
The Independent reported:
:Adrian van Klaveren, Radio 5 Live Controller (given temporary Newsnight oversight role)
:Verdict: The senior editorial figure to whom Newsnight referred when planning its report into child abuse in north Wales. BBC Editorial Standards Committee found confusion over who held editorial responsibility for inept report compiled without basic journalistic checks falsely linking Lord McAlpine to abuse claims.
:Response: “What is especially hard to take is that I am leaving 5 live as a result of events which had nothing to do with how I carried out my job here. Rather it happened after I had just begun a temporary role in the most challenging of circumstances.”The verdicts on Peter Rippon, Adrian van Klaveren, Helen Boaden, George Entwistle and Stephen Mitchell, Independent WEDNESDAY 19 DECEMBER 2012, accessed 9 August 2013
==Affiliations==
*Board member Science Media Centre 2002-2008
==Contact==
:Twitter: @adrianvk
==Notes==
Van Klaveren, Adrian
Adrian Wheeler

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Adrian Wheeler, 54, is CEO of GCI UK and chairman of GCI Europe. He specialises in corporate communications and is responsible for GCI's work in Europe for British Airways, Novartis and Dell. Wheeler is a member of GCI's global board and lectures throughout the world on issues & crisis communications, managing integrated communications across borders, and research & evaluation.
==Background==
He was educated at Dulwich College and Clare College, Cambridge. 
Wheeler established Sterling Public Relations in 1976, a consultancy acquired by Grey Advertising in 1990.Speakers' Corner Trust, "Adrian Wheeler", accessed 07.09.10 He is a board member of the Public Relations Consultants Association (serving as chairman from 1999-2001) and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR)CIPR, "Board", accessed 07.09.10 (previously associated as a Fellow of the Institute of Public Relations) and a member of the Marketing Society. Wheeler is also non-executive director of The Gyroscope Consultancy and Best Communications (Prague).PRCA, "Trainers", accessed 07.09.10
He is a partner in Agincourt Communications and a non-executive director of Firefly Communications and The London Communications Agency.Speakers' Corner Trust, "Adrian Wheeler", accessed 07.09.10
==Contact, Resources, Notes== 
===Notes===
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Adriana Bolchini Gaigher

|200px|thumb|right|Adriana Bolchini Gaigher, Credit: [http://gatesofvienna.net/2014/03/an-appeal-for-adriana-bolchini-gaigher/ Gates of Vienna] 
Adriana Bolchini Gaigher is an Italian journalist and director of the Lisistrata.com website.Biographies, CounterJihad Europa, accessed 13 December 2008.
==Activities==
She spoke at the CounterJihad Brussels 2007 conference alongside prominent anti-Islam activists like Robert Spencer and Bat Ye'or.Biographies, accessed 29 June 2010.
==Website==
*http://www.lisistrata.com
==References==
Bolchini Gaigher, Adriana
Bolchini Gaigher, Adriana
Bolchini Gaigher, Adriana
Advanced Strategic Initiatives

Advanced Strategic Initiatives, Inc. (ASI) provides a wide variety of services and support to government and commercial clients through diplomatic, military, academic, and business subject matter experts. It is a partner of Strategic Communication Laboratories.
== Special Government Services ==
According to their website ASI people are chosen for their 'innovative thinking, proven staff and command experience and extensive service in dangerous and demanding overseas posts.' Advanced Strategic Initiatives, Inc Description
ASI develops intellectual capital for the US national security community, provides onsite support to Air Combat Command Information Operations Directorate, offers a collection of talent that includes former ambassadors, senior Foreign Service officers, and other military officers at the senior and flag levels. ASI also claims to offer: 
:"expertise in all national security disciplines to include Special Operations, Psychological Operations, military theory and doctrine, insurgency, aerospace integration, and diplomatic affairs.
== People ==
ASI is comprised of a large group of individuals representing the national security, diplomatic, business, and academic communities including:
*Ralph Millsap (President) Retired USAF Officer B-52 Radar Navigator, Military Academic, USAF Academy Assistant Professor, USAF Special Operations School, Air Command and Staff College. Ralph Millsap Resume
*Lt Gen Bradley C. Hosmer USAF (ret) 
*Brig Gen Sam Mitchell USAF (ret)
*Amb David Passage (ret)
*Dr. Peter St. John
*Dr. D. B. Posey
*Andre Provoncha Chief Operating OfficerAndre Provoncha
The US Government and Business Communities are Target Clients Currently USAF is Primary Client
== Notes ==
== Further Reading ==
Aerospace Psychological Operations Concept of Operations
Emergent Capability, Influence Operations and the Strategic Airman, Air & Space Power Journal 
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Advanta: Links, contacts & resources

==Campaigning groups on GMOs==
Genewatch www.genewatch.org/
Policy research group, evaluating genetic technologies from the perspective of human and animal health and welfare together with environmental protection.
Totnes Genetics Group www.togg.org.uk
A resource for campaigning and taking non-violent direct action against GMOs
Friends of the Earth www.foe.co.uk/campaigns/food_and_biotechnology/
What's wrong with GE from health and environmental perspectives plus FAQs, news and press releases
Norfolk Genetic Information Network (NGIN) www.members.tripod.com/~ngin/
FAQs: intro on GM and a simple guide to genetic engineering
Greenpeace www.greenpeace.org.uk
Bio -tech information and Campaign Highlights
Aseed Europe www.groundup.org/
European youth environmental and social justice campaigning network. Also working on GM issues
GM info www.gm-info.org.uk
The Corporate Watch GM website. Interactive maps of where GMOs are being produced, handled or sold in the UK. Take Action against the biotech beast
GEN (Genetic Engineering Network) www.geneticsaction.org.uk/
Fantastic GM campaigning resource includes up to date information on UK GM-crop trials, with info on each individual trial and its current status.
DEFRA GMO Public Register www.defra.gov.uk/environment/acre/pdf/exper.pdf
The official government list of which GM crops have been licensed for field trials and where they are being grown.
Rural Advancement Foundation International (RAFI) www.rafi.org
Excellent organisation working on conservation and sustainable improvement of agricultural biodiversity, and to the socially responsible development of technologies useful to rural societies. Great briefings!
	
Category: Biotech IndustryCategory: Transnational Corporations
Advertising Council

The Advertising Council was formerly known as the National Advertising Council and is also refered to as the Ad Council
==People==
David Satcher who serves on the Board of Directors for Johnson & Johnson is reported to be Co-Chair of the Advisory Committee on Public Issues with the Ad Council. Satcher is also a Director of MetLife Inc, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and the STARBRIGHT FoundationJohnson & Johnson Investor Relations - Board of Directors Accessed 27th December 2007.
==References==
Category:Corporate Lobby Groups
Advertising Information Group

The Advertising Information Group, established in October 1996, is a non-profit, organisation which according to its website exists to "improve the quality and effectiveness of its tripartite representation at an EU (and national) level; improve the quality and flow of information between the tripartites, their members and any interested parties in the wider advertising industry; improve the tripartite contribution to the development of effective self-regulation within the EU. 
The group is administered by the Advertising Association. Website The Advertising Information Group website, accessed 17 September 2012 The group is also a founding member of the European Alcohol and Health Forum. List of Signing Organisations Founding members & Signing Observers Last Accessed June 28th 2007, page no longer available.
==Affiliations==
 
The Advertising Information Group is an industry member of the European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA) and a member of the European Alcohol and Health Forum.
== Members ==
*Advertising Association (UK)
*German Advertising Association (Zentralverband der Deutschen Werbewirtschaft(ZAW))
*Professional Association Advertising and Marketing Communications Industry, Austria (Fachverband Werbung und Marktkommunikation)
*Hungarian Advertising Association (Magyar Reklámszövetség (MRSZ))
== Exchange ==
Exchange is an information-sharing platform created in summer 2002 to improve the information flow between interested parties - from tripartites and trade associations to companies and individuals. 
Partners in Exchange
*Advertising Association (AA)
*German Advertising Association (Zentralverband der Deutschen Werbewirtschaft (ZAW))
*Professional Association Advertising and Marketing Communications Industry, Austria(AustriaFachverband Werbung und Marktkommunikation (FWM)
*Hungarian Advertising Association (Magyar Reklmszvetsg (HAA)
*Association of Commercial Television in Europe (ACT)
*Association of European Radios (AER)
*Bacardi-Martini UK Ltd
*European Association of Communications Agencies (EACA)
*egta association of television and radio sales houses
*European Publisher's Council (EPC)
*The European Federation of Magazine Publishers (FAEP) 
*FEPE International (FEPE)
*Federation of European Direct Marketing (FEDMA)
*European Association of Directory and Database Publishers (EADP)
*Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe (IAB Europe)
*Lewis Silkin
*The Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW)
 The Advertising Information Group Website Exchange Last Accessed 28th June 2007, list now at: http://www.aigeurope.org/ 
==Contact==
:Yves Schwarzbart
:(yves.schwarzbart[at]aigeurope.org)
:Advertising Association
:Artillery House
:11-19 Artillery Row
:London, SW1P 1RT
:Tel: +44 (0)20 7340 1100
== Notes ==
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Advisory Council on National Security

On setting up the Council in 2005 the Canadian Government stated:
:The Council will work with the National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister to provide advice to the Deputy Prime Minister and the Cabinet Committee on Security, Public Health and Emergencies on national security issues.
“The Government of Canada will benefit from the advice of external experts in evaluating and improving our security system,” said Minister McLellan. “We are pleased that so many individuals with relevant knowledge and experience have offered their services to Canada and Canadians.”
The commitment to appoint an Advisory Council on National Security was made last year when the Government released Canada’s National Security Policy. Securing an Open Society: Canada’s National Security Policy also included a commitment to establish a Cross-Cultural Roundtable on Security, whose membership was announced in February 2005.
Individuals appointed to the Advisory Council were selected for their expertise and experience on such diverse matters as intelligence, law and policy, human rights and civil liberties, emergency planning and management, public health emergencies, public safety, transportation security, border security and international security.Privy council Office Deputy Prime Minister Announces the Creation of the Advisory Council on National Security OTTAWA, August 12, 2005 
==People==
===2005===
The Honourable Leo Kolber will serve as Chair of the Advisory Council. Other members are
* Dr. Rachad Antonius
* Dr. Sami Aoun
* The Honourable Perrin Beatty
* Dr. David Bercuson
* Mr. James Bertram
* Dr. David Charters
* Mr. John Dalzell
* Dr. Pierre Duplessis
* Mr. Brian Flemming
* Mr. Norman Inkster
* Mr. James Clifford Mackay
* Dr. Lindsay Nicolle
* Mr. Bud Streeter
* Dr. Wesley Wark
==2007 appointments==
:Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced the appointment of seven new members to the 15-member Advisory Council on National Security (ACNS). The new members are: Louis Bélanger, Beverley Busson, François Couillard, Anne Joynt, Neil McCrank, Marie C. Rounding and Anju Virmani. The new Chair of the Council will be Norman Inkster, who has served on the ACNS since it was established in 2005.
:Seven others members, who were appointed in 2005, have agreed to remain on the ACNS. They are: Perrin Beatty, David Bercuson, James Bertram, David Charters, John Dalzell, Bud Streeter and Wesley Wark.Office of the Prime Minister Prime Minister announces appointments to the Advisory Council on National Security 1 November 2007 Ottawa, Ontario
==Notes==
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