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Tim Coulson

Dr Tim Coulson was appointed Regional Schools Commissioner for East of England and North-East London in July 2014.Dr Tim Coulson biog, Department for Education webiste, accessed July 2016
==Role==
The official role of Regional Schools Commissioners is to 'take decisions on the creation of new academies'; 'monitor their performance and improve underperforming academies'; and 'ensure there is a supply of sponsors' to take over underperforming schools. 
Critics see them as “behind-the-scenes arms-twisters” to pursue the Department of Education's plans to force all English state schools into academy status by 2022.Warwick Mansell, Government presses on with plan for all-academy England, Guardian, 14 June 2016 One of their roles is to decide whether non-academies defined as “coasting” have to convert to academy status.The most influential man in education? Tim Coulson on his first year as regional schools commissioner, and the year ahead, Eastern Daily Press, 27 July 2015
To some critics, regional school commissioners are gradually transforming into shadow local authorities and Ofsteds, but with less democratic accountability or openness.The most influential man in education? Tim Coulson on his first year as regional schools commissioner, and the year ahead, Eastern Daily Press, 27 July 2015
==Career==
Previously, Coulson was Director of Education at Essex county council. He was also responsible for curriculum and assessment developments at the Qualifications and Assessment Authority and was National Director of the National Numeracy Strategy. He also led an Education Action Zone in Lambeth and before that taught in London primary schools and was a headteacher.
==Contacts==
*@TimCoulsonRSC
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Tim Fallon

Tim Fallon is a lobbyist and a former researcher for Tony Blair who was briefly seconded back to Blair’s private office in 1997 during the general election campaign. Spinning the wheels, Spinwatch, September 2008 
These days he is the CEO and managing partner at Instinctif Partners. He has previously worked as a lobbyist for BAA, Sainsburys, Bell Pottinger and Hill and Knowlton.
At Hill and Knowlton, Fallon represented the repressive government of the Maldives, which he defended by saying:
:We are working to assist the government in a process of engagement with international institutions which we believe will ultimately be to the benefit of all the people of the Maldives.” 
==Career==
Fallon started his career as a researcher and special adviser to the Labour Party between 1992 and 1995.
He was then head of group public affairs at BAA from September 1995 to March 1998, working under the tutelage of Des Wilson, before being appointed director of Bell Pottinger between March 1998 and August 2001.
Between August 2001 and September 2003 he was head of group public affairs at Sainsburys.
He held roles as managing director of public affairs, head of practice of corporate affairs, head of corporate & international affairs and managing director at Hill and Knowlton between 2003 and 2012. Andy Pharoah, the man who hired Fallon and is now senior vice-president, corporate affairs and sustainability at Wrigley, described Fallon as someone 'always easy to get on with' and 'he was excellent with clients and able to calmly give advice even when it wasn't popular'. Alec Mattinson Profile: Tim Fallon - Ready to play the long game PR Week, 25 October 2012, accessed 15 October 2014 
He has been managing partner at The College Group since May 2012 and managing parter of global corporate affairs and CEO before rebranding College Hill in February 2014 to become Instinctif Partners where he is managing partner of capital markets and global corporate affairs Tim Fallon Linkedin, undated, accessed 3 October 2014 . Fallon explains College Hill needed the rebranding to help it reach all markets, as in the USA it was seen as an education brand Alec Mattinson College Group rebrands as Instinctif Partners PR Week, 3 February 2014 .
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Tim Farron

Tim Farron has been the Liberal Democrats MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale since 2005Tim Farron, www.parliament.uk, accessed 15 May 2013. and since July 2015, the leader of the Liberal Democrats. Frances Perraudin Tim Farron named Liberal Democrat party leader Guardian, 16 July 2015, accessed 23 July 2015.
In the 2015 election, Farron was just one of eight Liberal Democrats MPs to retain their seats, and the only Lib Dem MP to increase their majority. Farron defeated his closest competitor Conservative Party candidate Ann Myatt with a majority of 8,949 and 51 per cent of the vote. Tim Farron retains sear with reduced majority North West Evening Mail, 8 May 2015, accessed 14 May 2015 
==Staff==
*Shireen Anthony
*Samuel Barratt - Head of broadcast, Liberal Democrats
*Paul Butters 
*James de Jonge - Senior associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 
*Tim Hobden - Press officer, Liberal Democrats
*Natasha Kutchinsky
*Christine Longworth - President's aide, Liberal Democrats
*Benedict Rich - Chief of staff, Liberal Democrats HQ, self-employed media relations consultant 
*Ian Sherwood Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 20 April 2016 
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Tim Garden

Tim Garden is a former Air Marshal, MoD Planner, think tank analyst and Liberal Democrat defence spokesman. He died of cancer in 2007 aged 63. He was nominated by former Lib Dem leader Charles Kennedy for the house of Lords in 2004 making him Lord Baron of Hampstead. He was a former director of Chatham House during 1997-98. 
Garden spent most of his career in the RAF and MOD before becoming commander of the Royal College of Defence Studies. He was interested in Middle East politics and was a member of the Anglo-Jordanian Society. In 2000, he advised the Palestinian Authority on negotiations with Israel, under the auspices of the Adam Smith Institute.Jonathon Fryer, Air Marshal Lord Garden Obituary, The Guardian, 14-August-2007, Accessed 01-June-2009
==Affilitaions==
Chatham House | Royal College of Defence Studies | Anglo-Jordanian Society | Adam Smith Institute
==Notes==
Tim Hames

Tim Hames is Head of Public Affairs, Communications and Campaigns for the British Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (BVCA) lobby group. He left this post for nine months between November 2009 and July 2010 to serve as special adviser and spokesman to the UK House of Commons Speaker John Bercow. Media Moves - Public Affairs News, Public Affairs News, acc 22 Sept 2011 People Moves, Public Affairs News, August 2010, acc 22 Sept 2011 
 
==Biography==
Hames' biography on Speaker's Corner describes him as 'the ultimate political insider, a man well positioned to cut through the smokescreen of spin and reveal what politicians at home and abroad are actually likely to do, not just what they say'. 
According to the BVCA website, Hames started his career as a Lecturer in Politics at Oxford University specialising in American and British Government. He became a journalist at The Times assuming the roles of Assistant Editor, chief leader writer and columnist. He regularly edited the newspaper as a whole between 2006 and 2008 as part of his duties. He has also recently served as Special Adviser to the Speaker of the House of Commons John Bercow).
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Tim Jones

Tim Jones is Group Finance Director of Mitchells and Butlers the UK largest pub chain he has held this post since 2010. Mitchells and Butlers Our People accessed 16th October 2011 Prior to this he was finance director of Interserve Plc who he joined in 2003 from Novar plc, the international group with interests in electronic building systems, aluminium components and security printing. Tim was Novar's Group Director of Financial Operations. Before joining Novar in 2001 Tim spent six years in a variety of senior financial positions at Exel plc, both in the UK and overseas. His earlier career included positions in the acquisitions team at British Gas plc and the corporate finance department at Hambros plc. He originally qualified as a chartered accountant with Coopers & Lybrand Interserve Plc. 'Interserve Plc Board of Directors - Tim Jones', Accessed 24 July 2007.
==References==
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Tim Lankester

Sir Tim Lankester is a former senior civil servant.
Lankester began his career as an economist with the World Bank in Washington DC and New Delhi. He joined HM Treasury in 1973, and subsequently served as Private Secretary to Prime Ministers Callaghan and Thatcher. He was seconded to SG Warburg, the IMF and World Bank before holding two successive Permanent Secretary positions at what is now the Department for International Development and in the Department for Education.Sir Tim Lankester, The Lang Consultancy, accessed 29 April 2015.
He served as Director of SOAS (1996-2000) and as Deputy Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the British Council (1997-2003).Sir Tim Lankester, The Lang Consultancy, accessed 29 April 2015.
He is a former president of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.Sir Tim Lankester KCB - Vice Chairman, Worldwide Support for Development, accessed 29 April 2015.
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Tim Lawrence

Tim Lawrence was a high ranking officer with the Royal Navy and the Ministry of Defence.
He is currently a non-executive director of property and infrastructure business Capita Symonds and a senior advisor to PA Consulting Group.
==Career==
Lawrence enrolled in the Royal Navy straight after finishing university and went on to have a 37 year career in the armed forces. Having joined as a midshipman, he quickly rose through the ranks to lieutenant commander, before being promoted to a member of the implementation team for the Strategic Defence Review with the Ministry of Defence. In 1986 he was appointed as equerry to Queen Elizabeth, a role usually filled by high ranking military officers who attend to her during public appearances and royal events. Nikita Getting to know Timothy Laurence Royal Central,17 November 2013, accessed 9 December 2014 
In his later career he worked as a strategist and resource planner at the Ministry of Defence and has been involved in all defence reforms since the 1990s. His final role at the MoD was chief executive of defence estates, where he was tasked with looking after the Department's land and buildings both in UK and overseas. Biographies of members English Heritages, accessed 9 December 2014 
He retired in from the armed forces in 2010 as a vice admiral.
==Post navy==
*Non-executive director, Capita Symonds, March 2011. Approved by ACOBA "subject to a waiting period of 6 months from his last day of service and to the conditions that he should not draw on any privileged information available to him as Chief Executive of Defence Estates or, for 12 months from his last day of service, become personally involved in lobbying UK Government Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer". Twelfth Report 2010-2011 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 9 December 2014 
*Senior advisor, PA Consulting Group, March 2011. Vice Admiral Tim Laurence appointed as Senior Advisor at PA Consulting Group PA Consulting, 21 March 2011, accessed 9 December 2014 The role was approved by ACOBA "subject to a waiting period of 6 months from his last day of service and to the conditions that he should not draw on any privileged information available to him as Chief Executive of Defence Estates or, for 12 months from his last day of service, become personally involved in lobbying UK Government Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer".
*Advisor, First Great Western
*Trustee, RNLI
*English Heritage Commissioner
*Director of new subsidiary of Keltbray Group, April 2011. Approved by ACOBA "subject to a waiting period of 6months from his last day of service and to the conditions that he should not draw on any privileged information available to him as Chief Executive of Defence Estates or, for 12 months from his last day of service, become personally involved in lobbying UK Government Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer".
==Personal life==
*Lawrence is married to Princess Anne, Queen Elizabeth's daughter
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Tim Leunig

Dr Tim Leunig has been a senior policy adviser to the secretary of state for environment food and rural affairs Michael Gove since 2017 and an expert adviser at the Department for Education (DfE) since 2018. LinkedIn, Tim Leunig, last accessed 27 June 2019 
==Policy Exchange report==
The Financial Times reported in 2008 on a report authored by Leunig: 
:Mr Cameron’s aides have joked that Policy Exchange was now his “least favourite think-tank” after it published a report suggesting towns such as Sunderland and Liverpool were “beyond saving” and that their residents should move south. The report was hugely embarrassing for the Tory leader. But it is a sign of these flexible ideological times that Tim Leunig, its author, turned out to be a prominent Liberal Democrat.George Parker, Think-tank feels pinch as rival cashes in, Financial Times, 27 August 2008.
==Affiliations==
*CentreForum, Advisory Board, 2008
*Policy Exchange – writer of some of PEx's reportsGeorge Parker, Think-tank feels pinch as rival cashes in, Financial Times, 27 August 2008.
*Senior Visiting Fellow, Econ History, LSE, Assoc Member, Nuffield College Oxford.
==Contact, References and Resources==
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Tim Luke

Tim Luke is a former special adviser to David Cameron. Between 2011 and 2014 he was a senior adviser to Cameron as well as an adviser to Nick Clegg, the deputy prime minister, on business, trade and innovation. Ed Hammond Barclays hires leading Cameron adviser ft.com, 1 July 2014, accessed 27 February 2015 Luke was bought into Downing Street as part of the Policy and Implementation Unit. Mr Tim Luke Centre for Science and Policy, accessed 26 February 2015 
Luke is a policy fellow alumnus at the Centre for Science and Policy. 
Luke now works at Barclays as their vice-president of technology, media and telecomms. 
==Background==
Previously, Luke spent almost 18 years as a top-ranked analyst across a number of different technology sub-sectors which included communications equipment, enterprise networking and semiconductors at Lehman Brothers. He also undertook a role as global sector head for the equity research team covering the technology sector at Barclays Capital. 
==Education==
Luke studied European History, Politics and Economics at the University of East Anglia. 
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Tim Martin

Timothy Randall Martin (born April 1955)Timothy Randall Martin, Companies House, Accessed 6 September 2016 is a British businessman and the founder and chairman of the pub chain Wetherspoons. James Moore,'Don't shed too many tears for Tim Martin and JD Wetherspoon' 22 January 2015, Independent, accessed 19 May 2016 
Martin was a major donor to the 'Vote Leave' campaign. He is also on the advisory board of the eurosceptic think-tank Open Europe.
==Brexit supporter==
Martin is one of Brexit's biggest financial backers and also one of the business world's most vocal supporters of it.
He donated £224,000 to the campaign to take the UK out of the EU. 
He has described the Leave vote as a "new Magna Carta".
===Brexit chats with drinkers===
To make the case for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union Martin announced that he would visit drinkers in at least 100 of his Wetherspoons pubs to discuss the upcoming referendum over its membership. He told Sky News he had also printed hundreds of thousands of a special EU edition Wetherspoon News magazine, featuring arguments from both the 'leave' and 'remain' camps. 
:The EU referendum is extremely important and I believe it is vital that voters are given the arguments both for and against, so they can make up their minds... [it] brings together a number of articles which I hope people will read and help them make up their mind on which way they are going to vote. I look forward to speaking with Wetherspoon customers during the next four weeks in our pubs across the UK as part of the EU referendum debate. 'Pub Boss to hold Brexit chats with drinkers', 24 May 2016, Sky News, accessed 24 May 2016
===Brexit backers suffer big losses===
Martin suffered losses on his company shares as a result of market volatility triggered by Britain voting to end its EU membership. 
He saw his 30 percent share in Wetherspoon's devalued by as much as £30 million in the week after the referendum. He argued, however, that: 'I am completely convinced Brexit will be extremely beneficial to the economy and markets will improve. As Warren Buffett says, if you aren’t willing to hold shares for 10 years, don’t hold for 10 minutes.' Kate Burgess, 'Brexit backers hit by big losses on company shares', 29 June 2016, Financial Times, accessed 4 July 2016
==Affiliations==
*Vote Leave - Donor 
*Open Europe - Advisory board member to eurosceptic think-tank Open Europe Board, June 2016, OpenEurope, accessed 15 June 2016
==Donations==
Recorded by the Electoral Commission:
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to 
 
25/05/2016 
Tim Martin
£3,600.00
Vote Leave 
 
04/04/2016 
Tim Martin
£12,000.00
Vote Leave 
 
 
10/04/2016 
Tim Martin
£50,000.00 
Vote Leave 
 
29/04/2016
TIm Martin
£150,000.00
Vote Leave
Electoral Commission, Tim Martin Donation Search, accessed 17 June 2016
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Tim McClement

Sir Tim McClement is a former high ranking member of the Royal Navy, who now holds many directorships.
==Career==
McClement was in the Royal Navy between 1971 and 2006, working his way up to deputy commander-in-chief fleet, where he was in charge of 25,000 people and a £2bn budget. Sir Tim McClement Linkedin, accessed 11 November 2014 
==Affiliations==
*Director, Penreath Enterprises Ltd, July 2007. Was given "unconditional approval" by ACOBA to take role.
*Military advisor to the maritime & security division, CTruk Boats Ltd, July 2012
*Non-executive director, CWind, June 2012
*Chairman, Mobilarm, March 2013
*Chairman, Protection Group International, April 2013
===Former affiliations===
*Non-executive director, Subsea Resources Ltd, July 2007-December 2009. Given "unconditional approval" by ACOBA. Ninth Report 2006-2008 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 11 November 2014 
*Project leader, then managing director, Superyachts Academy, August 2007-December 2009. Approved by ACOBA "subject to the condition that, for 12 months from his last day of service, he should not become personally involved in the company’s business with the MOD".
*Strategic advisor, Superyacht Management Company, July 2010-September 2011.
*Executive adviser to underwater defence technology, Clarion Events, November 2009-January 2012
*Senior advisor, Newton Europe, July 2011-September 2012.
*Strategic advisor and then chairman, Protection Vessels International, March 2010-March 2013
*Chairman of Trustees, Royal Navy Submarine Museum, April 2011-October 2014
*Consultant, Accenture, February 2007. Approved by ACOBA "subject to the conditions that, for 12 months from his last day in post, he should not work on any project associated with the Fleet Top Level Budget or become personally involved in lobbying MOD Ministers or officials on behalf of his new employer or their clients"
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Tim Noble

Tim Noble is the Chairman of the Noble Group. He graduated in Law from Oxford University and qualified as a Barrister at Gray's Inn before joining the corporate finance team at Kleinwort Benson Ltd in London. He subsequently worked in Paris, Brussels and Glasgow before helping to found Noble in 1980. Tim is a MBA graduate of INSEAD, a non-executive chairman of Palmaris Capital plc and Darnaway Venture Capital plc, and non-executive director of Scottish Friendly Assurance Society Limited and Martin Energy Ltd.
Tim Oliver

Tim Oliver is the owner of Parabis Law LLP.
==Career==
Oliver's career began as a solicitor at Rowberry Morris and Co in 1984, he then moved to Berrymans Lace Mawer in 1991 as a senior partner.
In 2000 he founded his own law company Parabis Law LLP.
From 2010 to 2014 he was a councillor in Elmbidge. Linkedin Tim Oliver, accessed 3 April 2015 
==Education==
*Batchelor of Arts and Batchelor of Arts in Law, Social Sciences and Law, Exeter University 1979-1983
*Law Society finals, College of Law, London 1983-1984
==Letter to the Telegraph==
On 1 April 2015 Oliver was one of 103 business leaders who wrote to the Telegraph praising the British Conservative Party's economic policies and claiming a Labour government would 'threaten jobs and deter investment' in the UK.Peter Dominiczak, 100 business chiefs: Labour threatens Britain's recovery, Telegraph, 3 April 2015.
==Political donations==
Recorded by the Electoral Commission: Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 9 April 2015 
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
01/06/2005
Tim Oliver
£2,940.00
Conservative Party
Gillingham
22/09/2010
Tim Oliver
£10,000.00
Conservative Party
Esher & Walton
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Tim Pitt

Tim Pitt is a former special adviser to the Conservative Cabinet Office minister Matthew Hancock, and was appointed special adviser to Chancellor Philip Hammond in June 2017.
==Career==
Between 2007 and 2013 Pitt worked as a solicitor at Slaughter and May. During this time he had short secondments as a legal adviser to pharma giants GlaxoSmithKline and oil company Premier Oil.
In November 2014 Pitt was appointed a political adviser to the Conservative Party. Linkedin Tim Pitt, accessed 8 June 2015.
Following the 2015 general election, Pitt was appointed as special adviser to Matthew Hancock. Guido Fawkes Spad List, accessed 8 June 2015.
==Education==
*Eton College, 1996-2001
*Bachelor's degree, Modern History, University of Oxford, 2002-2005
*Graduate Diploma in Law, BPP Law School, 2005-2006
*Legal Practice Course, Distinction, BPP Law School, 2006-2007
*Master's Degree, Global Politics, Distinction, London School of Economics and Political Science, 2013 – 2014
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