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Tony Hawkhead

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Tony Hawkhead was appointed as a non-executive member of the board at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in July 2011. He is also chief executive at Action for Children. Sir Tony Hawkhead The Huffington Post, accessed 22 April 2015 
In 2003, Hawkhead was awarded a CBE for services to the environment, and in 2011 he was further honoured with a Knighthood for services to environmental regeneration. Tony Hawkhead CBE GOV.UK, accessed 22 April 2015 
==Background==
Previously Hawkhead worked as the chief executive at Groundwork, a charity with a '£140m annual turnover delivering 6000 projects a year, with national reach across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.' 
As well as this, he previously chaired the Department for Work and Pensions Third Sector Welfare to Work Taskforce, and was a member of the Local Government Association Climate Change Commission in 2007. 
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Tony Hobson

Tony Hobson is a non-executive director of Halifax Bank of Scotland. Born in 1947, Tony is Chairman of Northern Foods plc and a Non-executive Director of Glas Cymru Cyfyngedig and Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc. A Chartered Accountant, he was Group Finance Director of Legal & General Group plc for fourteen years, retiring in February 2001. He was the Senior Independent Director of Thames Water plc. Tony joined the board of Halifax in May 2001 and, following the merger of Bank of Scotland and Halifax in September 2001, he was appointed a Non-executive Director of HBOS plc and is also Chairman of the Audit Committee.
Category: Nuclear Spin
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Tony Kerpel

Tony Kerpel is a former activist with the Coalition for Peace through SecurityAlan Rusbridger, Guardian Diary / Putting up with verbal-garbage, The Guardian, 5 July 1985.
Kerpel resigned as leader of the Conservative group on Camden Council in July 1985:
::He explains his reasons for stepping down in a letter to fellow Tories which even some of his own colleagues have dismissed as juvenile. It all is to do, he says, with disenchantment -'particularly with the loathsome nature of the Socialists .. the totally unscrupulous use of intimidation .. the corrupt use of public money . the exposure to Socialists and their co-opted mercenaries. I feel soiled by contact with these people, many of whom have no business in public life. I'm not prepared to accept the loss of self respect entailed in sitting with these people or being forced to listen to their endless verbal garbage.'Alan Rusbridger, Guardian Diary / Putting up with verbal-garbage, The Guardian, 5 July 1985.
Following his resignation, according to the Guardian, Kerpel planned to set up a national organisation to campaign against corruption in local government.Alan Rusbridger, Guardian Diary / Putting up with verbal-garbage, The Guardian, 5 July 1985.
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Category:Anti-CND campaign
Tony Leifer

Tony Leifer sits as a legal board member of the Charity Commission
==Background==
Mr Leifer has had a distinguished career at both DJ Freeman (1970-2003) Tony Leifer Linkedin, accessed 26 November 2014 and Olswang LLP Solicitors (2003-2013), at each of which he was partner and formerly Head of the Corporate Department. New board members appointed to Charity Commission Gov.uk, 22 May 2013, accessed 10 March 2014 As a lawyer, Leifer worked with disgraced media mogul Robert Maxwell, notably in his attempt to buy the Today newspaper. Law firm, Olswang, claim to have a close relationship with the banks, advising them on both 'reputation management' and 'key transactions in the field of… capital markets and derivatives' Tim Holmes The Charity Commission's Board: an impartial watchdog? Spinwatch, 12 March 2014, accessed 26 November 2014 
He is a Member of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, a chair of their constitution committee and a member of the board's executive committee. The Board of Deputies are a "major player in Britain's Israel lobby who run a campaign called "Speak Out For Israel!", which promotes Zionist Federation events, and has organised rallies to defend Israel while the country conducted indiscriminate and deliberate attacks on civilians." The Board of Deputies have been involved in many controversies, such as, calling Interpal a "terrorist organisation", attacking the non-partisan Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel (EAPPI), which works with Israelis and Palestinians to monitor human rights abuses and campaign for a just peace, for encouraging 'division' instead of 'dialogue and reconciliation and urging the Church of England not to support EAPPI's work. His work for the Board of Deputies of British Jews has lead to some people pointing out his senior position in "an organisation that disparages peace and human rights campaigners, aggressively promotes the interests of a foreign government, and has taken a strong line in a controversy over a charity’s status."
Mr Leifer is Chairman of the Jewish Council for Racial Equality and Trustee of YaD and the Corrine Burton Memorial Trust.
==Education==
*LLB and LLM, Law, London School of Economics and University of Berkeley
==Affiliations==
==Contact==
:Website:
==Resources==
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Tony Lloyd

Tony Lloyd is the police and crime commissioner (PCC) for Greater Manchester and was the Labour Party member of Parliament (MP) for Stretford from 1983 to 1997 and Manchester Central from 1997 to 2012. Tony Lloyd politics.co.uk, accessed 11 March 2015 
In March 2012 Lloyd announced his intentions to stand as Labour's candidate in Greater Manchester's first PCC election, a role which required him to stand down as an MP. BBC News Manchester MP Tony Lloyd to stand for police commissioner, 17 March 2012, accessed 15 May 2015. Lloyd won the election with 51.23 percent of the vote. Greater Manchester PCC election Results, accessed 15 May 2015.
Lloyd was replaced by Lucy Powell in Manchester Central.
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Tony McNulty

Anthony James McNulty (born 3 November 1958), known as Tony McNulty, is a Labour politician and MP. He was Home Office Minister of State for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing from 2005-2008. He resigned from the government on 5 June 2009 after he was implicated in an expenses scandal.Tony McNulty resigns following expenses shame, The Telegraph, 5 June 2009, accessed 7 July 2009
==Career==
*principal lecturer The Business School, University of North London 1983-97'McNULTY, Anthony James (Tony)' Debrett's People of Today (Debrett's Peerage Ltd, November 2007);Chadwyck-Healey Weekly Updates, (ProQuest-CSA LLC)
*London Borough of Harrow: councillor 1986-97, deputy leader (Labour group) 1990-96, leader (Labour group) 1996-97.Clayton Hirst, Tony McNulty: All aboard the transport express: 'Don't give me brick walls - tell me how to do it', Independent, 20 March 2005.
*MP (Labour) Harrow East 1997-
*Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Department for Education and Employment 1997-99
*assistant Government whip 1999-2001, Government whip 2001-02
*Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 2002-03
*Department for Transport 2003-05
*Minister of state Home Office 2005-2008
*Minister for Employment and Minister for London 2008-
'McNULTY, Anthony James (Tony)' Debrett's People of Today (Debrett's Peerage Ltd, November 2007);Chadwyck-Healey Weekly Updates, (ProQuest-CSA LLC)
==Affiliations==
*Socialist Educational Association, Fabian Society, member and co-founder
*Labour Friends of India, 1999-
*Labour Friends of Israel, Member
House of Commons Biographies, (Dods, September 2008)
==Conference engagements==
McNulty spoke on terrorism at CSTPV's International Terrorism Conference 2008 and at the British Bankers' Association 5th Annual Financial Crime Conference on 27 November 2007. BBA press release, Financial crime must be police priority, says BBA (accessed 24 October 2008)
==External Resources==
*They Work For You.com: Tony McNulty
==Contact, Notes==
===Contact===
:Address: 18 Byron Road, Wealdstone HA3 7ST
:Phone: 020 8427 2100 
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Tony Pederson

Tony Pederson "has held the Belo Chair since June 2003" at the Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. "Before that he was senior vice president and executive editor of The Houston Chronicle. Pederson's interests are First Amendment law and press freedom issues, especially in Latin America." Southern Methodist University Website Journalism Faculty Last accessed 15th July 2007 
==Affiliations==
*Partners of the Americas -- Director 
*International Center for Journalists -- Board of Advisors
*Inter American Press Association (IAPA) -- Executive Officer 
*Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas -- Director
==External Links==
*"Biographical Note", Undated, Accessed 15 July 2007.
==References==
Tony Pidgley

Tony Pidgley is the chairman of Berkeley Group PLC.
==Career==
Pidgley left school at the age of 15 to form his own haulage and plant hire company and by the time he was 21 he sold it to Crest Homes and became a building director at the firm.
In 1975 Pidgley left the company in 1975 with the managing director of the firm, Jim Farrer, to form Berkeley Homes - became Berkeley Group PLC in 1985. Pidgeley is currently the chairman of the firm. Berkeley Group Ton Pidgley, accessed 3 April 2015.
==Letter to the Telegraph==
On 1 April 2015 Pidgley 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==
*Donated to Boris Johnson: glass paperweight, engraved trowel worth £500, tickets to Berkeley ball. The Tory 100: captains of industry, party donors (and a few tax avoiders) Guardian, 1 April 2015, accessed 3 April 2015.
Recorded by the Electoral Commission: Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 3 April 2015.
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
04/04/2005
Anthony W Pidgley
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Windsor
26/09/2005
Anthony W Pidgley
£300.00
Conservative Party
Windsor
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Tony Pierce

Tony Pierce is a local government officer associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. He has contributed to Audacity 250 New Towns Club, Audacity website, accessed 5 March 2011 and founded the Croydon Salon. His blog's blogroll includes Audacity, Battle of Ideas, Big Potatoes, Future Cities Project, Manifesto Club and Spiked. On Twitter, he follows the Battle of Ideas, the Institute of Ideas, the Manifesto Club, Spiked, Kenan Malik, Norman Lewis, Nico Macdonald and Dan Travis.
==Resources==
==Contact==
:Personal blog Planning without limits
:LinkedIn Tony Pierce
:Twitter Tony Pierce
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Tony Raynor

Tony Raynor is the managing director of the business telecommunications firm Abbey Telecom, and is a non-executive director of the North & Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce. Tony Raynor, 'LinkedIn, accessed 24 January 2017. 
Raynor is a member of both the pro-shale business group Lancashire for Shale, which is affiliated with fracking firm Cuadrilla. Our Steering Group, Lancashire For Shale, accessed 24 January 2017. He was also previously on the North West Energy Task Force, SME panel, North West Energy Task Force, accessed 24 January 2017. which was set up by Cuadrilla's former lobbyists Westbourne Communications as a grassroots 'astroturf' group to push community support for fracking in the region.
Raynor has spoken strongly in favour of fracking, saying in 2015: 
:'Like most people, I was ambivalent to shale gas, but the tremors made me want to find out more. Now I'm in favour.' Mike McCarthy, Protesters rally against fracking proposals, Sky News, 28 January 2015, accessed 24 January 2017. 
He condemned protests in January 2017 in Lancashire against the construction of Cuadrilla's fracking site. Warning over four-hour road closure after anti-fracking protest, The Gazette, 12 January 2017, accessed 24 January 2017. 
==Notes==
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Tony Sampson

Tony Sampson is the director of government affairs at pharmaceutical company AbbVie. He is a former senior UK government health official.
==Career==
Sampson worked in the Department of Health from 1993 to 2005, under secretaries of state for health Virginia Bottomley, Stephen Dorrell, Frank Dobson, Alan Milburn and John Reid.
In 2005 Sampson was appointed by US healthcare giants UnitedHealth as the director of external affairs UK.
In 2013 he joined AbbVie as director of government affairs. Linkedin Ton Sampson, accessed 9 April 2015.
==Milburn's aides==
Between 1999 and 2003 Sampson was one of the then secretary of state for health Alan Milburn's aides, with Simon Stevens and Andrew Harrison. In 2004 Stevens moved to America and spent a decade working for UnitedHealth eventually becoming vice president of the UH Group, he then moved back to the UK in 2014 as the CEO of the NHS and is the man currently in charge of the health service. In 2005 Sampson was UnitedHealth's chief lobbyist in the UK and Harrison's current employers, Hanover Communications, have 'lobbied for UnitedHealth since at least 2007'. Tamasin Cave The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015, accessed 9 April 2015.
UnitedHealth are currently bidding on a number of NHS privatised contracts. Caroline Molloy Leak reveals worrying truth behind the biggest NHS privatisation yet Open Democracy, 16 March 2015, accessed 9 April 2015.
==Resources==
See: Private Healthcare Network Map
See: The Corporate Capture of the NHS
*Tamasin Cave, The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015.
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Tony Sophoclides

Anthony Paul Sophoclides (born 24 January 1968), known as Tony, is a PR consultant and was a former researcher to John Prescott, MP. He is the son of the Greek-Cypriot property developer and Labour donor Haris Sophoclides. He has worked at the Jefferson Communications and Grayling Westminster Strategy, and spent a year working as a lobbyist in Washington. He is a public affairs specialist at the Altitude Consultancy.The Altitude Consultancy, Tony Sophoclides, (accessed 29 August 2008)
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Tony Staughton

Tony Staughton, a civil servant, was the head of the Army Public Relations (PR) Branch at Headquarters Northern Ireland (HQNI) in January 1972.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
His deputy was Colonel Tony Yarnold. Other members of the Army Public Relations Branch included Colin Wallace, and the PR officer for 8th Infantry Brigade, known to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry as INQ 2146.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
Staughton was not on duty on Bloody Sunday because he was in poor health and worked office hours only. Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
Colonel Tugwell and the Information Policy Unit, rather than the Army PR Branch, presented the Army’s account of Bloody Sunday after the event. According to Hugh Mooney, this was not a deliberate ploy. Staughton, was not on duty and was not present. Colonel Tugwell, on the other hand, was present on the ground during the event.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
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Tony Waters

::Tony Waters is the Principal Officer of C13 Associates Limited and served for 30 years in the British Police. The majority of his service was as a supervising Detective on the Fraud Squads of the West Midlands Police and City of London Police where for 10 years he was seconded to the Serious Fraud Office in London on high profile cases such as BCCI, Barings Bank/Nick Leason and many other cases.
::In 2000 upon leaving the Police he was appointed Deputy Managing Director of a large central London security consultancy (BSB Group) and had responsibility for the Fraud Management Division where he provided services to many ‘blue chip’ UK companies, Banks and law firms.
::Under the C13 Associates ‘umbrella’, Tony is retained as a consultant to the Serious Fraud Office and has other C13 associates staff deployed there and at other UK Government departments as investigators.The London Security Group - Management, accessed 14 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*West Midlands Police
*City of London Police
*Serious Fraud Office
*BSB Group
*C13 Associates
*London Security Group
*Prince's Trust
*Association of MBAs
*Association of Lawyers for the Protection of the Financial Interests of the European Community
*International Pen and Sword Association
*Royal Commonwealth Club
*National Liberal Club
*Royal Overseas League
==References==
Tony Yarnold

Colonel Tony Yarnold was the Deputy Chief Public Relations Officer at the Army Public Relations (PR) Branch, Headquarters Northern Ireland (HQNI) in January 1972. He was also the press room controller at HQNI. His immediate superior was Tony Staughton.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
The PR officer for 8th Infantry Brigade, known to the Bloody Sunday Inquiry as Major INQ 2146, reported to Yarnold.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
Col. Yarnold spent the day of Bloody Sunday in the press room at HQNI. Following the shootings, he kept the press desk open, receiving reports from 8th Infantry Brigade and putting them out as press releases.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
Col Yarnold told the Bloody Sunday Inquiry that a press release issued that day stating that "a total of well over two hundred rounds was fired in the general direction of the soldiers" was created by operations room staff at HQNI.Report of the The Bloody Sunday Inquiry - Volume IX - Chapter 178, Bloody Sunday, 15 June 2010.
==Hong Kong==
Yarnold had previously run an Army press office in Hong Kong during the Malyan insurgency. Paul Lashmar and James Oliver, Britain's Secret Propaganda War 1948-1977, Sutton Publishing, 1998, p.155.
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Toomas Hendrik Ilves

Toomas Hendrik Ilves is the President of the Republic of Estonia President of Estonia, Profile, Accessed 26-February-2009 . 
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security International Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009| European Advisory Group International Advisory BoardEAG EAG International Advisory Board, accessed 3 March 2009 | EU-Russia Centre, Support Group | Friends of Europe, trustee | 
==Resources==
Neocon Europe Toomas Hendrik Ilves
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Top 20 Brexit donors

Top 20 Brexit donors
*Arron Banks
*Peter Hargreaves
*Jeremy Hosking
*Robert Edmiston
*Crispin Odey
*Anthony Bamford
*Peter Cruddas
*Michael Freeman
*Michael Farmer
*Tim Martin
*Michael Hintze
*Paul Marshall
*Philip Harris
*Terence Mordaunt
*Will Adderley
*Rocco Forte
*Jeremy Woolridge
*Jan Colam
*Christopher Miller and Monica Miller
*Diana Van Nievelt Price] - Donated £1,000,000 to Vote Leave, the anti-EU group which campaigned in the UK's EU membership referendum on 23 June 2016. 
*Jonathan Wood
*Annabel Goldsmith
Category:Brexit donors
Torkel L. Patterson

Torkel L. Patterson is the managing director of Group Pacific Inc., a consulting firm specializing in international business development. Patterson previously worked for more than six years with Raytheon, including more than four years as president of Raytheon International Inc., leading Raytheon’s international business development.Torkel Patterson, Center for Strategic and International Studies, accessed 25 May 2012.
Patterson graduated from the United States naval Academy in 1976. He retired from the Navy in 1994.Torkel L. Patterson, Institute for Corean-American Studies, accessed 26 May 2012.
==Affiliations==
*Center for Strategic and International Studies - Senior AssociateTorkel Patterson, Center for Strategic and International Studies, accessed 25 May 2012.
==External Resources==
*Torkel L. Patterson, President, Raytheon, Lecture Summaries, Seventh Herzliya Conference.
==Notes==
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Tory MP

Tory MP is a book by Simon Haxey published by Victor Gollancz, London in 1939. It catalogues the 'personnel of the Tory Party and the opinions of leading Tories who have held the reins of Government for eight years; its object is to show the true character of Toryism or Conservatism'.From the Introduction, p. 9
Included is a network diagram of the Tory 'Cousinhood' in the House of Commons which we reproduce here.
==Notes==
Category:Conservative movementCategory:Social network analysisCategory:Power structure research
Total

Total (ToT) is a French oil and gas company. In January 2014, Total Exploration & Production announced it would invest in fracking exploration in the UK - the first such investment by a major oil company. The move boosted confidence in the sector and its partners' share prices. 
===Fracking partnership in the UK===
Total's licences are for a 240sq km area around the town of Gainsborough, that has been drilled for oil and gas for decades but only recently explored for its shale gas potential. 
Total has a 40% share in a licence in the Midlands currently operated by US firm eCorp. Chief executive of eCorp International, John Thrash said: "The entry of this highly respected global shale operator into the UK shale gas exploration effort is a watershed event, not only for the UK, but also, we believe, continental Europe."
:The company's partners are a subsidiary of Dart Energy Europe, which has come under attack from environmentalists for applying for coal-bed methane wells in Scotland, plus Egdon Resources UK, eCorp, and IGas, which has been the target of a sustained campaign against by anti-fracking groups at its Barton Moss site in Salford.
==People==
*Leon Brittan declared his role as a member of Total's international advisory board until September 2014
==Meetings with ministers==
According to the Guardian, between 2010 and 2014 fossil fuel companies Total, BP, Shell, ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, Chevron and trade organisation Oil & Gas UK had at least 230 meetings with ministers. This figure is a significantly higher number than meetings with renewable energy companies and their campaign groups - with Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth having just 67 meetings between them. Rob Evans, Helena Bengtsson, Damian Carrington and Emma Howard Shell and BP alone eclipse renewable energy sector on access to ministers Guardian, 28 April 2015, accessed 29 April 2015.
==Affiliations==
*Member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas (which in 2014 is run by lobbying and PR firm Hill and Knowlton Strategies. Register of All-Party Groups (As at 18 August 2014), parliament.co.uk Previously by Edelman). Register of All-Party Groups (As at 2013), parliament.co.uk 
*Task Force on Shale Gas (UK) - listed as a funder of this 'independent' group set up in October 2014, whose secretariat is lobbying and PR company Edelman
==Contact==
:Website:
==Resources==
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Category:Fracking