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Cross Party Group on Balanced Migration

==Background==
The Co-Chairmen of the Cross-Party Group on Balanced Migration are Frank Field MP (Labour) and Nicholas Soames MP (Conservative).
The Group’s Vice-Chairmen are Lord (Bill) Jordan CBE (former President of the Amalgamated Engineering and Electrical Union) and Daniel Kawczynski MP (Conservative).
Other members include:
===House of Commons===
Peter Bottomley (Conservative), Graham Brady (Conservative), Julian Brazier (Conservative), Christopher Chope (Conservative), Tracy Crouch (Conservative), Ian Davidson (Labour), Phillip Dunne (Conservative), Tobias Ellwood (Conservative), Roger Godsiff (Labour), Richard Graham (Conservative), Robert Halfon (Conservative), Tom Harris (Labour), Gordon Henderson (Conservative), Philip Hollobone (Conservative), Tristram Hunt (Labour), Eleanor Laing (Conservative), Peter Lilley (Conservative), Jonathan Lord (Conservative), John Mann (Labour), Richard Ottaway (Conservative), Ian Paisley (Democratic Unionist Party), Christopher Pincher (Conservative), Dominic Raab (Conservative), Andrew Selous (Conservative), Henry Smith (Conservative), Bob Stewart DSO (Conservative), Graham Stringer (Labour), Robin Walker (Conservative), Sammy Wilson (DUP), Nadim Zahawi (Conservative).
===House of Lords===
Lord Ahmed (Crossbencher), Lord Ancram (Conservative), Lord Anderson (Labour), Baroness Boothroyd (Crossbencher), Lord Carey (Crossbencher) Baroness Cox (Crossbencher), Earl Ferrers (Conservative), Lord Howard (Conservative), Lord Inge (Crossbencher), Lord Lamont (Conservative), Lord Leach (Conservative), Lord Moran (Crossbencher), Lord Ramsbotham (Crossbencher), Lord Skidelsky (Crossbencher), Lord Vinson (Conservative), Lord Wakeham (Conservative).
===Outside Parliament===
Mr Hazhir Teimourian, Mr Jonathon Porritt, Mr Charles Moore.
==Affiliations==
*The group is administered by MigrationWatch UK.
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Publications===
===Contact===
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website: http://www.balancedmigration.com/ (The site was 'created, and is updated and financed by
Migrationwatch UK at the request of the Cross Party Group for Balanced Migration'. 
===Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Lobbying
 Category: Anti-immigration Lobbies
Cross Party Group on Obesity

The Cross Party Group on Obesity in the Scottish Parliament is according, to its website, "a forum for MSPs, health professionals, researchers and other interested parties to discuss and influence national strategy for dealing with problems of obesity." Scottish Parliament website, Obesity, accessed 17 November 2008
== Members ==
===MSP members===
* Nigel Don(SNP)
* Ross Finnie(Scottish Liberal Democratic Party)
* Claire Baker(Scottish Labour Party)
* Nanette Milne(Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party) 
* Joe FitzPatrick(SNP)
* Mary Scanlon (Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party) 
===Non MSP members===
* Dr Wendy Wrieden Health Services Research Unit, University of Aberdeen
* Ann Conacher Health Scotland 
* Mike Lean
* Gordon Macmillan 
* Dr Cathy Higginson
* Dr Susan Boyle
* David Elder
* Anne Gebbie-Diben
* Dr Adrienne Hughes
* Dr Susan Gallacher
* Shiona Jenkins
* Dr Leone Craig
* DrGeraldine McNeill
* Maria McQuigg
* Dr Janet Murray
* Colwyn Jones
* Carrie Ruxton
* Lindsay Graham
* Deborah Vanstone
* Lynda Brown 
* Jen Pittendreigh
* Kate Barlow
* Fiona Clarke
* Prof.Jane E Norman
* Joan Fraser 
* Maddy Halliday Director, Scotland Stroke Association
* Phil Mackie
* Drew Walker
* Cllr Harry McGuigan, COSLA Spokesperson for Community Well-Being and Safety
* Dr Paula Regan Weight Management Adviser, Counterweight Project, Robert Gordon University
* Maureen Kidd, Physical Activity Programme Manager, NHS Health Scotland 
* Violet S.K. Waite, Weight Management Dietician, Counterweight Programme
* Sheila MacNaughton, Senior Dietician, Glasgow Weight Management Service, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
* Gillian Thomson, Curriculum Adviser, Falkirk Council Education Services
* Anne Clark BSc RD, Weight Management Adviser (Scotland), The Counterweight Programme
== Contact ==
 
Nigel Don MSP
Room M5.11
The Scottish Parliament
Edinburgh 
EH99 1SP
Tel: 0131 348 6273 
==Notes==
Category:Foodspin Policy GroupsCategory:Cross Party Group
Cross Party Group on Oil and Gas

According to Corporate Watch:
:Take for example the corporate swamping of cross party policy discussion groups that meet within the Scottish Parliament. The 'Oil and Gas group', alongside 17 MSPs, includes sixteen industry lobbyists, two representatives from Scottish Enterprise (the government agency promoting Scottish business), one from Aberdeen city council and two from government-funded Energywatch – the group contains no representatives from citizen's organisations.SCOTLAND PLC: The Scottish Executive's corporate links, accessed 9 January 2008
==Notes==
Cross Party Group on the Scottish Economy

The Cross Party Group on the Scottish Economy is a veritable hive of lobbying and corporate activity.
==Conflicts of interest==
The Group is subsidised by HBOS as follows:
:Financial Benefits: The Cross-Party Group on the Scottish Economy has been offered administrative support by HBOS to help organise and administer the work of the Group. The offer is in the form of a secondment of a member of the HBOS staff, who will work two days per week. The value of this work is £11,365 per annum (as at March 2006). The secondment is for three years ending in 2007.
The secondee acts as Secretary and Treasurer: Barry Gardner - HBOS
==Non-MSP members==
* David Banks - Scottish Enterprise
* Emma Beeby - MSP staff
* Judith Begg - Ethical Enterprise
* Stephen Boyd - Scottish Trades Union Congress
* Chic Brodie - Caledonia Strategy
* Patrick Browne - Scottish Beer and Pub Association
* Ross Burnside - SPICe
* Kevin Coe - University of Abertay
* Ellen Collingsworth - Edinburgh Convention Bureau
* Graeme Cook - Scottish Parliament
* Steven Craven - Continental Airlines
* Margaret Cuthbert
* Jim Cuthbert
* Graeme Dear - Marine Harvest
* Jim Dewar - SPICe
* Iain Duff - Scottish Council for Development & Industry
* John Edward - European Parliament
* Lynda Gauld - Pfizer
* Claire Gill - MSP staff
* Richard Grant - BP
* Mark Hallan - Scottish Enterprise
* Michael Haseler
* Stephen Herbert - SPICe
* Allan Hogarth - Media House
* Donald Jarvie - Futures Forum
* Jim Lee - Co-operation and Mutuality Scotland
* Liz Lloyd - MSP staff
* Stephen McCabe - MSP staff
* David McCrone - Edinburgh University
* Linda McDowall - Scottish Enterprise
* Julia McIntyre - MSP staff
* Flora McLean - Scottish Food and Drink Federation
* Jonathan Milne - ICAS
* Alan Mitchell - CBI Scotland
* Ben Murray - MSP staff
* Jude Payne - SPICe
* Marco Pisano - Scottish Council Foundation
* Lynne Raeside - Visit Scotland
* Kirsty Regan - News Direct
* Stuart Riddell ACCA
* Malcolm Robertson - BAA
* Alastair Ross - McGrigors
* Tania Smith - MSP staff
* Nicola Stewart - MSP staff
* Niall Stuart - FSB
* James Taggart
* Jenny Taggart
* Martin Togneri - Scottish Enterprise
* Simon Wakefield - Scottish Parliament
* Marie Wilmott
* Alan Wilson - Scottish Council for Development & Industry
* Alastair Wilson - Scottish Enterprise
* John Wilson - Scottish Low Pay Unit
* Tony King - Scottish Parliament
* Kate Yuill - Aberdeen City Council
* Kyla Brand - Office of Fair Trading
* Robert Sullivan
* Michael Veitch - MSP staff
===Organisations===
* ABPI Scotland - Jim Eadie, Louise Berend
* BIA Scotland - Dr Sarah Goulding
* GlaxoSmithKline - Alison Culpin
* Holyrood magazine - Rachel Hamada
* Hudson - Marcella Boyle
* ITI Scotland - Fiona Callison
* NFU Scotland
* Royal Mail Group plc - Ian McKay
* Scottish Association of Further Education Colleges - Jane Polglase
* Scottish Chambers of Commerce - Liz Cameron & Garry Clark
* Scottish Retail Consortium - Elinor Jayne, Fiona Moriarty
* Scottish Water - Martin Reilly
* Select - David Wright
* The Scotch Whisky Association - David Williamson, Campbell Evans
Category:Cross Party Group
Crossan Communications

Crossan Communications is a Corporate Publishing and Public Relations firm based in Leith, Edinburgh.
==Clients==
Crossan Communications list some of the clients in May 2008 as followsCrossan Communications Portfolio - Corporate Publishing Accessed 13th May 2008 Crossan Communications Portfolio - Public Relations Accessed 13th May 2008...
* Culverwell Property consultancy - (Public relations)
* ESPC Money Management - (Public relations)
* Bidwells Property Consultancy - (Public relations)
* The Miller Group - (Corporate publishing)
* Scottish & Newcastle - (Corporate publishing)
* Forestry Commission - (Corporate publishing)
* Royal Bank of Scotland (RBOS) - (Corporate publishing)
* Hilton International - (Corporate Publishing)
* Aggreko - (Corporate publishing)
* Murray International Group - (Corporate publishing)
==Contact==
:Crossan Communications
:37 Bernard Street
:Leith
:Edinburgh
:EH6 6SH
==References==
Category:PR IndustryCategory:Scottish PR firms
Crown Agents

Crown Agents are exactly what the name implies, an agent of Her Majesty the Queen. It was founded in 1833 as Crown Agents for the Colonies to administer the British Empire: printing the stamps and banknotes of the colonies; provided technical, engineering, and financial services (as a private bank to the colonial monetary authorities), government officials, heads of state; served as arms procurers, quartermasters, and paymasters for the colonial armies. 
According to its own account:
:Crown Agents is an international development company providing direct assistance, consultancy and training for public sector modernisation, particularly in financial management, procurement and logistics...For many years Crown Agents was a British public corporation. In 1997 we transferred to the private sector as a limited company owned by a new entity, The Crown Agents Foundation.About Us, accessed 16 September 2008
The Crown Agents foundation Elected Members include: Barclays Bank plc, BBC World Service Trust, British Council, British Telecommunications plc, Caribbean Council for Europe, Commonwealth Business Council, The Co-operative Bank, FirstCaribbean International Bank, Barbados, Securicor plc, Securities Institute, Standard Chartered Bank, Tate & Lyle plc, Transparency International (Berlin) and Unilever plc.The Crown Agents foundations, accessed 16 September 2008
Permanent Members are the Aga Khan Foundation, British Overseas NGOs for Development, Charities Aid Foundation, The Chartered Institute of Building,The Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, Christian Aid, Richard Calvert (formerly Mr Mark Lowcock) (for the Secretary of State for International Development), Institute of Development Studies, International Chamber of Commerce UK, Mr Aiichiro Yamamoto (for Japan International Cooperation Agency), The Prince of Wales International Business Leaders Forum, The Royal Commonwealth Society, The Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, Worldaware.The Crown Agents foundations, accessed 16 September 2008
==People==
Their board includes: Stephen Watson — who has recently retired as Principal of Henley Management College, Paddy Coulter — the Director of the Reuters Foundation Programme at Oxford University, Ben Hayman — who has worked for Coca Cola, Unilever and Ford, John Heskett — Baring Asset Management Worldwide, Sean Sutcliffe — Previously Executive Vice President at BG Group plc and Bryan Stevens — BP and Jenny Borden, present Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Intermediate Technology Development Group (ITDG) — now known as Practical Action.
And of course Crown Agents do work in far-flung parts of the empire such Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Independent reported that: "Crown Agents, a privatized development assistance firm, has become the first British company to win a contract in the American programme to rebuild Iraq. It will be a subcontractor to International Resources Group (IRG), a US professional services firm providing technical assistance for planning and management of the reconstruction and rehabilitation activities in Iraq." Independent 31 March 2003
==Notes==
Crown Prosecution Service

The Crown Prosecution Service was created by the Prosecution of Offences Act 1985 and is headed by the Director of Public Prosecutions.Facts about the CPS, Crown Prosecution Service, accessed 20 July 2013.
==People==
===List of Directors of Public Prosecutions since 1986===
* Sir Thomas Hetherington, QC (1986–1987) (had been DPP since 1977)
* Sir Allan Green, QC (1987–1992)
* Dame Barbara Mills, DBE, QC (1992–1998)
* Sir David Calvert-Smith, QC (1998–2003)
* Sir Ken Macdonald, QC (2003–2008)
* Keir Starmer, QC (2008–)Facts about the CPS, Crown Prosecution Service, accessed 20 July 2013.
==Notes==
Category:UK
Croydon Salon

The Salons debating initiative is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. The first salon was founded in New York in 2005. Previous Events, New York salon website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 The first salon in the UK was Brighton in 2005: "The Salon revival began in 2005 when the Brighton Salon was launched by Dan Travis, Sean Bell and Rob Clowes." Calling All Great Thinkers: The East Midlands Needs You!, Derby University website, accessed 10 Dec 2010 The three comprised a book club reading Capital Vol. 1. Dan Travis, Brighton Salon website, accessed 2 Jan 2011 Manchester Salon was launched in 2006: "The Manchester Salon was inspired after a trip to London for the Battle of Ideas in 2006, and a desire to bring some of the flavour of those very engaging debates to Manchester - at least in between the annual Battle of Ideas festival."About the Salon, Manchester Salon website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 The Salons are described by the Institute of Ideas which promotes their events as “inspired by the Institute of Ideas and run independently by groups and individuals across the country.” Newsletter -June 2010, Institute of Ideas website, accessed 31 May 2010 Their organisers, speakers, themes and views are typical of the LM network and they in turn promote entities associated with the LM network such as the Battle of Ideas, Culture Wars, Institute of Ideas, Manifesto Club and Spiked.
==Contact==
Website:
* Croydon http://croydonsalon.com/
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Cru International

Cru International offers services in market analysis and events consulting in the global mining, metals and fertiliser industries. 'About', CRU Group, accessed 29 June 2016
The Electoral Commission also recorded Cru as having donated to The In Campaign, the pro-EU campaign group in the UK's EU referendum of June 2016. 
==Donations==
Donated £20,000 on 28 April 2016 to Britain Stronger in Europe, the pro-EU campaign which failed to secure a remain vote in the UK's EU referendum on 23 June 2016. Electoral Commission, The In Campaign Donations, accessed 29 June 2016 
==Notes==
 
Category: UK Category: BrexitCategory:Brexit ‘remain’ donor
Crédit Agricole

Crédit Agricole S.A. (CASA) is the largest retail banking group in France and the second largest in Europe. It was founded in 2000.
==Record and Controversies==
===Revolving Door===
U.K. Life Peer Michael Jay, Lord Jay of Ewelme, UK Ambassador to France from 1996 to 2001 and U.K. Prime Minister’s Personal Representative for the G8 Summits from 2005 to 2006 was appointed a Non-executive Director of Crédit Agricole in 2007.Who's Who 2009, JAY OF EWELME, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.credit-agricole.com/en
==Resources==
*Who's Who 2009, JAY OF EWELME, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Cubitt Consulting

Cubitt Consulting Ltd is a 'corporate and investor communications consultancy' which represents a number of banks, private equity firms and other financial institutions. It donated £18,118 to the Conservative Party in 2007 and another £5,004 in 2008. Electoral Commission, Register of donations to political parties [Accessed 3 January 2010] The firm's founder Simon Brocklebank-Fowler was appointed a trustee of the right wing think tank Policy Exchange in October 2010.
==Resources==
*Cubitt Consulting PRCA Yearbook, 2004
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Cubitt Consulting PRCA Yearbook 2004

Cubitt Consulting
===Contact===
* Simon Brocklebank-Fowler
===Address===
:30 Coleman Street
:London EC2R 5AL
:Telephone: 020 7367 5100 
:Fax: 020 7367 5150
:Email: simon.brocklebank-fowler@cubitt.com
:Website: www.cubitt.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
: 1998
===Employees===
: 26
==Range of Services==
*Corporate Communications
*Financial Media
*Investor Relations
*B2B Research
===Fee Income===
: £2,750,001 - 2,875,000
==Current Clients==
*ABB (North America)
*ABN Amro
*Adecco
*Allied Domecq
*Amlin
*aquila
*Arcis
*Association of British Insurers
*Babtie plc
*Bain & Company
*Bank Pekao *
*Bezeq
*BHP Billiton
*BT
*CapCo (Capital Markets Company) *
*Centurion Capital Ltd
*Chesnara plc
*De La Rue
*Drake Beam Morin
*ebookers plc
*EVN (formerly EnergieVersorgung Niederosterreich)
*Gallaher Group Plc **
*Hartford Steam Boiler
*Harvard Business School
*Hawkpoint Partners Ltd
*Hermes Private Equity
*Hewlett Packard
*Imagestate
*Intec Telecom Systems
*ITNet
*JMD
*JO Hambro
*John Menzies
*Liberata
*Marsh
*MCG plc
*Motability
*Newspaper Licencing Agency
*NIG/RBS
*OMV (Austria)
*Pacific Internet
*Pantheon
*Prudential
*PtoM Ltd (Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race)
*RAS
*RebuslS
*Royal Bank of Scotland plc
*Russell Reynolds Associates *
*Sapient (North America)
*Siemens (North America)
*Speedyhire plc
*Stirling Square Capital Partners
*Troika
*TTP Communications
*UniCredito Italiano **
*vielife
*Weber Thedy
*WestLB** 
*Williams de Broc
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
:N/A
==Partners / Directors==
*Simon Brocklebank-Fowler MA Hons, FIRS, Managing Partner
*Fergus Wylie, Partner
*Noga Villalon MBA, MA Hons, Partner
*Ross Gow, Partner
*Charles Anson, CVO, Director
*Mark Kollar, Director (New York)
*Michael Henman, Director
*Ramona Tipnis MBA, Partner
*Nigel Atkinson, Director (Non- Executive)
*Brian Birkenhead FCA, Advisory Board
*Huston McCullough III, Advisory Board
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
:N/A
===Subsidiary Companies===
*Cubitt Consulting Inc, USA
===Associate Companies===
*Cubitt Jacobs & Prosek, Stamford, Connecticut
*Cubitt IR Consulting, Israel
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
USA
===International Affiliates Within===
Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Israel, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland
===Other Addresses===
:Cubitt Jacobes & Prosek
:800 Second Avenue
:New York, NY 10017
:USA
Category:PRCA Yearbook
Cuddy Group

Mike Cuddy, head of Welsh contracting firm the Cuddy Group. Cuddy gave Peter Hain £10,000 for his campaign four months after Hain's visit to the company where he presented Cuddy with a health and safety award and endorsed the company's workWalters, S. (2008) 'EVERY LITTLE HELPS; A PLUG IN STORE: Peter Hain at Maesteg's new Tesco, a company linked to his campaign manager Steve Morgan' Mail on Sunday. 13th January 2008. The Cuddy Group 'has strenuously denied any link between the donation and Hain's commendation of it' Grimston, J., Woolf, M. & Gadher, D. (2008) 'THE DONORS: FROM DIAMOND BROKER TO DEMOLITION MAN'. The Sunday Times 13th January 2008.
==References==
Culture Wars

Culture Wars is an online cultural review and a project of the Institute of Ideas,About, Culture Wars website, acc 1 May 2010 which is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. Culture Wars was founded in 1999. “Culture Wars was first launched to complement the conference ‘Culture Wars: Dumbing Down, Wising Up?’, at the Riverside Studios in London in March 1999. The conference was organised by LM (formerly Living Marxism) magazine to explore what was behind debates that had originated in the US about the ‘dumbing down’ of Western culture and society.”Culture Wars History, Culture Wars website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 The Culture Wars website was not updated after the end of 2013 and after August 2014 a statement was posted that 'Culture Wars is no longer active, but the site remains as an archive.'Home page Culture Wars website. Retrieved fro the Internet Archive of 31 May 2014, accessed 25 October 2014.
Culture Wars promotes the following organisations associated with the LM network: Academics for Academic Freedom , Future Cities Project, Manifesto Club and Spiked Resources, Culture Wars website, accessed 8 May 2010
==People==
Its editor was Dolan Cummings, who has written for Spiked and is associated with the LM network.About, Culture Wars website, accessed 1 May 2010
===Others===
====Circa 2013====
Sarah Boyes assistant editor | Ion Martea commissioning editor, film | Miriam Gillinson co-editor, theatre | Matt Trueman co-editor, theatre | Angus Kennedy webmasterCulture Wars About. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 4 December 2013 on 26 October 2014.
====Circa 2008====
Dolan Cummings editor | Sarah Boyes assistant editor | Andrew Haydon theatre editor | Ion Martea commissioning editor, film | Angus Kennedy webmasterCulture Wars About. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 28 September 2008 on 26 October 2014.
==Contact==
http://www.culturewars.org.uk
Facebook: Culture Wars
Twitter: CultureWars
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Culture and Sport Glasgow (Trading) CIC

Culture and Sport Glasgow has established a trading subsidiary called Culture and Sport Glasgow (Trading) Community Interest Company to undertake the management and development of commercial activities which Culture and Sport Glasgow cannot undertake as a charity. Its Board is comprised of:
* Dr Kenneth Chrystie (Chair)
* Edward Crozier
* Councillor Stephen Curran
* Councillor Archie Graham
* Bridget McConnell (Chief Executive of Culture and Sport Glasgow)
* Flora Martin
* Seumas MacInnes
It is stated on the Culture and Sport Glasgow website that 'all net income generated by Culture and Sport Glasgow Trading CIC will be Gift Aided to Culture and Sport Glasgow to be invested in the charitable aims of the company.' Culture and Sport Glasgow website Culture and Sport Glasgow Trading CIC(accessed 6/2/08)
==Notes==
Category:Scotland