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Huddersfield 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==
Websites:
* Huddersfield http://www.qtdm.co.uk/salon/index.html and http://huddersfieldsalon.blogspot.com/
Facebook:
* Huddersfield
Twitter:
* Huddersfield
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Category:LM network
Hudson Sandler

Hudson Sandler is a communications consultancy specialising in the finance, energy and food industries.
==Affiliations==
==Clients==
Hudson Sandler's published client list in 2014 includes:
*AAR | Alkane Energy | ASDA | Brewin Dolphin | Greggs | M.P. Evans Group - palm oil and Australian beef cattle
*Gazprom Neft
*Russian Direct Investment Fund
*SIBUR - largest petrochemical company in Russia and CIS
In 2015 added:
*Innasol Group, which has former government Conservative minister Gregory Barker on its international advisory board
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Website:
===Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Lobbying
 Category: Food lobbyists and PR consultants
Hugh Burkitt

As chief executive of the Marketing Society Hugh Burkitt has impressed many in the advertising and marketing industry. In the 2007 he came in 91st on the Marketing Power-Top 100 list. Brand Republic Website Marketings Power 100 Last accessed 29th May 2008 . According to the list The Marketing Society provides some of the best networking opportunities in the advertising and marketing business. 
==Affiliations==
*Chairman, Burkitt DDB, UK
*Speaker at a conference (held in Dublin 16-18 October 2002) by ICAP entitled Alcohol, Ethics & Society ICAP Website Alcohol, Ethics & Society Accessed May 25th 2008 
*Chief Executive of the Marketing Society
*Council member of the Advertising Association
*Served on the Council of the Advertising Standards Authority for six years from 1995 to 2001.
*Member of the Cause Related Business Leadership Team for Business in the Community
 Business in the Community Website, Hugh Burkitt accessed 25th May 2008 
==Publications==
==References==
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Hugh Dykes

Hugh Dykes, (Baron Dykes) is a British politician. He is a Foreign Affairs Spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords.
==All-Party Parliamentary Groups==
As at March 2010 Dykes sits on the following All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs):Register of All-Party Groups,Register of All-Party Groups (As at 24 February 2010), accessed 25 March 2010
*All-Party Parliamentary Group for Funerals and BereavementAll-Party Parliamentary Group for Funerals and Bereavement, Register of All-Party Groups (As at 24 February 2010), accessed 25 March 2010
*All-Party Parliamentary Group for Food and Drink Manufacturing - Vice-chairFood and Drink APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 November 2015
==Register of Interests==
====Overseas visits====
*Visit to Mauritius from 7-9 March 2014, to speak at conference on EU links to the island territory and monetary control systems. Flights and accommodation paid for by the Central Bank of Mauritius and Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum. 
*Visit to Warsaw from 28-29 March 2014, at invitation of the British Embassy and Polish Parliament, to speak at conference hosted by Polish Parliament's EU Scrutiny Committee; costs of visit met jointly by British Embassy and Polish Parliament. 
*Visit to Berlin from 12-14 November 2014, to visit city and German Parliament as part of APPG on Germany delegation and guest of Deutsch-Englische Freundschaft Gruppe, subsistence and accommodation costs were all paid for by hosts. Lord Dykes www.parliament.uk, accessed 21 April 2015 
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Hugh E. Price

Hugh E. Price is a former CIA officer. Price became the agency Deputy Director for Operations in 1994, but was forced to retire the following year as a result of the Aldrich Ames case.Tim Weiner, Facing Ouster, Top U.S. Spy Plans to Retire, New York Times, 3 May 1995.
==Notes==
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Hugh Fraser (Businessman)

Sir Hugh Fraser (1936-1987) was a businessman and the son of Hugh Fraser (Lord Fraser of Allander) and provided the money via the Hugh Fraser Foundation (created in 1960) to set up the Fraser of Allander Institute in 1975. (for the MI5 officer of the same name see Hugh Fraser (MI5))
Fraser succeeded his father, Lord Fraser of Allander, as head of the House of Fraser Group on the death of the latter in 1966. The company continued to expand its empire of department stores, with over fifty joining the group during the 1970s. Fraser relinquished the chairmanship in 1981 and in March 1985 House of Fraser was purchased by the Al Fayed family in a £615 million deal. Sir Hugh died in 1987.The Glasgow Story Sir Hugh Fraser Mitchell Library, Glasgow Collection, Bulletin Photographs
==Affiliations==
*Hugh Fraser Foundation
==Resources==
*The Glasgow Story Sir Hugh Fraser Mitchell Library, Glasgow Collection, Bulletin Photographs
==Notes==
Hugh Fraser (MI5)

For the industrialist and founder of the Fraser of Allander Institute see Hugh Fraser.
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Hugh Fraser (1921-2001) was an officer in the Special Operations Executive and MI5.Obituaries: Hugh Fraser, telegraph.co.uk, 19 July 2001.
His career, as described in his Telegraph obituary closely matches that of an un-named officer mentioned in Christopher Andrew's authorised history of MI5:
::The Service officer who chaired the inter-departmental Forcible Attack Working Group (FAWG) , founded on C Branch's initiative, had had an adventurous career in SOE during the Second World War, which included travelling though Crete dressed as a shepherd with explosives hidden in animal dung. FAWG specialized in devising and testing perimeter fencing and intruder-detection systems.Christopher Andrew, Defence of the Realm, The Authorized History of MI5, Allen Lane, 2009, p.655.
==Notes==
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Hugh Fraser (MP)

Sir Hugh Fraser (1918-1984)David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.100. was a Conservative MP. 
He served as Under-Secretary of State for War from 28 November 1958 to 28 October 1960, Under-Secretary of State for the Colonies from 28 October 1960 to to 16 July 1962; Secretary of State for Air from 16 July 1962 to 1 April 1964, Minister of State for Air in the Ministry of Defence from 1 April 1964 to 16 October 1964.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, pp.27-28.
His son Orlando Fraser was the Conservative's North Devon candidate in 2005, co-founded Centre for Social Justice and is on the board for the Charity Commission.
==Affiliations==
===Conferences===
*1979 Jerusalem Conference on International Terrorism
==Notes==
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Hugh Fraser Foundation

The Hugh Fraser Foundation was established in 1960 by Sir Hugh Fraser with shares in House of Fraser and other investments. Trust funds stood at £31.2m in 2001.
In 1975 the Foundation was a main funder of the Fraser of Allander Institute a think tank set up at the University of Strathclyde.
The David Hume Institute recorded the foundation as one source of 'major grants and sponsorship' in its first decade between 1985 and 1995.'Finances and Programme', in Kuenssberg, Nick and Lomas, Gillian. (eds) (1995) The David Hume Institute. The First Decade. Edinburgh: The David Hume Institute p. 74-5
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Hugh Gaitskell

Hugh Gaitskell (9 April 1906 – 18 January 1963) was the Chancellor of the Exchequer 1950-51 and Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labour Party 1955-1963.
In 1933, as the recipient of a Rockefeller Foundation scholarship, he spent a year studying in Vienna.
From 1940 to 1942, Gaitskell was Principal Private Secretary to Minister of Economic Warfare, Hugh Dalton.
==Covert US support==
For much of the 1950s, Labour was divided between right-wing 'Gaitskellites' and left-wing 'Bevanites.'
Ramsay and Dorril state that Gaitskell received US support for his attempt to expel Aneurin Bevan from the party in 1955.
::"Gaitskell held a series of meetings at the Russell Hotel, where he planned the expulsion campaign with Sam Watson, the leader of the Durham miners. Also in attendance was the Labour attaché at the American Embassy in London, Joe Godson. One of the most important post-war events in the Labour Party's internal affairs was overseen by an American spook." Smear: Wilson and the Secret State, Stephen Dorril and Robin Ramsay, Fourth Estate, 1991, p 14.
Gaitskell was a regular guest at conferences of the CIA-sponsored Congress for Cultural Freedom, and its magazine Encounter was a major outlet for Gaitskellite intellectuals. Smear: Wilson and the Secret State, Stephen Dorril and Robin Ramsay, Fourth Estate, 1991, p 16.
==Affiliations==
*Special Operations Executive
*Friends of Socialist Commentary - Treasurer
*Bilderberg Group
==Notes==
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Hugh Grosvenor, 2nd Duke of Westminster

Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor (19 March 1879 – 19 July 1953), known as "Bendor" or "Benny" by his friends, was the 2nd Duke of Westminster and son of Victor Alexander Grosvenor, Earl Grosvenor and grandson of Hugh Grosvenor, 1st Duke of Westminster. During his long and rich military career he received both the Royal Victorian Order (GCVO) and the Distinguished Service Order (DSO). 
He married 4 women and had a notorious affair with Gabrielle Chanel better known as Coco the designer and establisher of the Coco Chanel fashion house. 
He was an active member of the Conservative Party. In the 1930s he developed extreme right-wing opinions. He became a member of several anti-Semitic organizations, including the Anglo-German Fellowship. 
In 1931, the Duke "outed" his brother-in-law Earl Beauchamp as a homosexual to King George V and Queen Mary. He aim was to ruin the Liberal Party through Beauchamp. The King horrified, said famously "I thought men like that shot themselves". 
According to recently-released MI5 files, Grosvenor who was one of the leading "appeasers" in the British establishment, donated GBP 1,000 to the far-Right revolutionary secret society, The Right Club.
At the start of the Second World War, Westminster became a leading supporter of the Peace Aims Group, an organization that urged a negotiated peace settlement with Nazi Germany.
The Duke died in 1953, aged 74 and his titles passed to his cousin, William Grosvenor.
== Affiliations ==
*British League for European Freedom
*Common Cause, both organisations shared an office donated by the Duke.
== References ==
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#The Express, May 23, 2002 COLUMNS; Pg. 37, KATHRYN SPENCER, JULIE CARPENTER & KATE BOHDANOWICZ
#The Express, October 16, 2003, NEWS; Pg. 35, SIMON EDGE
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Hugh Hanning

Hugh Hanning, (1974) Director of Studies for the British Atlantic Committee, wrote in the Daily 19855 January 1985 arguing for an aggressive, expansionist British military posture (’an extrovert defence policy’). This is apparently known as ‘horizon stretching’ in WhitehallLobster 8, 1985. Leader-writer, Westminster Press, 1951-1960; defence correspondent, ITN, 1961; consultant, International Institute for Strategic Studies, 1964-1970; defence correspondent, Observer, 1963; defence correspondent, Guardian, 1967-1969; advisor to Ministry of Defence, NATO and US Government; Deputy Director of the Royal United Services Institute, 1967-1970; Director of the British Atlantic Committee, 1975-1982; founder member of the Intermediate Technology Development Group, 1967; founder member of the International Peace Academy, New York, 1970; mission to Biafra with Leonard Cheshire, 1969; International Secretary, Church of England, 1972-1980.http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=8081&inst_id=21
==Notes==
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Hugh Johnstone

Hugh Johnstone was a British Army officer who testified in the ABC trial in November 1977:
::It is probably a measure of the inward-turning nature of court proceedings that nobody involved - the prosecutor, the clerk, the magistrates, the Colonel or myself - realised that Colonel B, the expert in secrecy, was comprehensively blowing his own cover. Behind our backs, a bearded reporter from Peace News was the first to the door, hot-foot to the British Library to look up The Wire for December 74-January 75. In no time the Colonel's real name was discovered, as was the fact that he was listed under it, with his actual home address, in the London telephone directory. Soon articles appeared in Peace News and The Leveller with headlines like 'Who are you trying to kid, Colonel H A Johnstone?'Geoffrey Robertson, The Justice Game, Vintage, 1999, Ch.5, archived at Cryptome.org, accessed 15 June 2010.
==Notes==
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Hugh Morrison

Hugh Morrison is the co-founder of Montfort Communications with Nick Miles. Morrison and Miles have also worked together at M:Communications and Financial Dynamics.
==Career==
Between 1988 and 2002, Morrison was the international chairman of Financial Dynamics (now FTI Consulting). Linkedin Hugh Morrison, accessed 2 July 2015. After Morrison and Miles were put on six months' 'gardening leave' in January 2002, the pair filed claims under the Public Interest Disclosure Act or the 'whistleblowers charter' against FD parent company Cordiant Communications and threatened to sue for £5 million. Frank Kane and Conal Walsh PR duo set to blow whistle on Cordiant Guardian, 10 March 2002, accessed 2 July 2015. After an out of court settlement, both Morrison and Miles withdrew their claims and legal action. Jennifer Whitehead Sacked Cordiant pair drop legal action Brand Republic, 26 March 2002, accessed 2 July 2015. 
In September 2002 Morrison and Miles founded M:Communications together. In 2008, the business was acquired by US vehicle King Worldwide backed by The Riverside Company, a private equity firm. In February 2013 the pair resigned from M:C and were put on a twelve month gardening leave period Alec Mattinson M:Communications founders on 12-month gardening leave PR Week, 11 April 2013, accessed 2 July 2015. and in August M:C announced they were in a winding-down period and would close within weeks. Alec Mattinson M:Communications to close its doors 'within weeks' PR Week, 5 August 2013, accessed 2 July 2015.
In 2014 Morrison and Miles founded Montfort Communications, a communications company focusing on corporate reputation. The Mayfair-based company are led by Morrison, Miles and former MHP Communications executive chairman Gay Collins.
==Affiliations==
===Former===
*Keyhaven, co-founder and chairman 2011-2013
*Amanda Wakeley, co-owner and chairman 2009-2012
==Notes==
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Hugh Orde

Sir Hugh Orde is the President of the Association of Chief Police Officers.Our Structure, Association of Chief Police Officers, accessed 7 September 2009.
Tabloid stories about Orde's private life during his tenure as Chief Constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland have led to suggestions he may have been the victim of phone hacking.Henry Mcdonald, Phone hacking: Ian Paisley Jr alleges family were targeted, guardian.co.uk, 30 November 2011. 
In September 2009, Orde criticised Conservative proposals for elected Police Commissioners:
::"Do they think that the public are so interested in policing that they would turn out and vote? And for whom? A politician? Or do they mind if they get a lunatic or a retired copper? All of these questions need to be answered."Mark Hughes, Acpo boss: 'lunatics' will win with Tory police plan, Independent, 7 September 2009.
==External Resources==
*Greg Harkin, Tabloid 'targeted former PSNI chief's computer', Irish Independent, 30 November 2011. 
==Notes==
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Hugh Osmond

Hugh Osmond is an entrepreneur and a leading partner in Sun Capital Partners.
==Career==
In 1993 Osmond worked with Luke Johnson to launch the flotation of pizza chain PizzaExpress. During his seven years on the board of the restaurant their annual losses of £0.5 million were turned into£38 million profits.
In 1997 he founded Punch Taverns; one of the UK's largest chains of public houses and was chairman from 1997 to 2001.
In 2002 he became a leading partner in Sun Capital Partners. They have since acquired Pearl, Resolution Plc, Phoenix Group and Strada. Sun Capital Partners, accessed 27 April 2015.
==Politics==
===Criticism===
In April 2015 Osmond criticised both the Conservative and Labour parties, saying they were both 'utterly cynical'. Rowena Mason David Cameron hits back after campaign digs from donors and Rupert Murdoch Guardian, 26 April 2015.
===Donations===
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
05/03/2008
Hugh Osmond
£76,000.00
Conservative Party
Central party
12/06/2008
Hugh Osmond
£8,000.00
Conservative Party
Central party
12/10/2009
Hugh Osmond
£10,000.00
Conservative Party
Central party
30/09/2011
Hugh E Osmond
£20,700.00
Conservative Party
Central party
 Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 27 April 2015 
==Notes==
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Hugh Robertson

Sir Hugh Robertson was the Conservative Party Member of Parliament (MP) for Faversham and Mid Kent from 2001 to 2015.
Robertson announced in January 2015 he would not be standing in the 2015 general election as he wanted to pursue a career outside of Westminster. BBC News Hugh Robertson, former Conservative minister, to stand down, 15 January 2015, accessed 21 May 2015. He was replaced by Helen Whately, who held the seat. BBC News Faversham and Mid Kent, accessed 21 May 2015.
In May 2015 Robertson took up a role as the head of the London office and director of international relations at Falcon and Associates.
==Parliamentary roles==
He was Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Department for Culture, Media and Sport) (Sport and the Olympics) from 2010 to 2012, when he was promoted to Minister of State in the same department.Rt Hon Hugh Robertson, www.parliament.uk, accessed 7 October 2013. In the October 2013 reshuffle he moved to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.Ministerial appointments: 7 October 2013, Prime Minister's Office, 7 October 2013. He left the Government in July 2014.Reshuffle at-a-glance: In, out and moved about, BBC News, 15 July 2014.
==Life after parliament==
Robertson's role with Falcon and Associates was approved by ACOBA subject to the conditions that 'for two years from his last day in ministerial office he should not become personally involved in lobbying the UK Government on behalf of Falcon and Associates or its clients'; and 'he should not draw on any privileged information available to him from his time in Government'. Gov.UK Summary of business appointments applications - Sir Hugh Robertson, 27 May 2015, accessed 15 June 2015.
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Hugh Rossi

Hugh Rossi (born 1927) is a retired Conservative politician.W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.247. 
He was a Minister of State at the Northern Ireland Office from 7 May 1979 to 5 January 1981.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.41.
==Notes==
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Hugh Seton-Watson

George Hugh Nicholas Seton-Watson (known as Hugh) (1916-1984) was the elder son of Robert William Seton-Watson, the first holder of the chair of Central European history at SSEES. On graduating from Oxford University, he travelled in Central and South Eastern Europe, studying the conditions of these countries and learning the languages. After World War Two and war service including three years with Special Forces in Cairo and Istanbul, he was able to embark on an academic career at Oxford University. Seton-Watson was appointed to the chair of Russian history at SSEES in 1951 and held this post until his retirement in 1983. He was also head of the History Department at SSEES from 1961 to 1976. Seton-Watson's interests extended beyond Russian history to also cover Eastern and Central Europe. He published twelve books and over 275 articles.http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=7048&inst_id=58
In 1970 he became involved in the propaganda activities of the Institute for the Study of Conflict.
==Affiliations==
*Institute for the Study of Conflict
==Notes==
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Hugh Stevenson

Sir Hugh Stevenson joined the Financial Services Authority (FSA) Board as a non-executive director in June 2004, serving as deputy chairman during 2010, his final year with the FSA.
He is now a member and interim chair of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, which advises the UK Prime Minister, Foreign Secretary and former Minsters on applications made to it under the Business Appointment Rules, about appointments former Ministers, senior civil servants and other Crown servants wish to take up on leaving government. Message from the Chairman, ACoBA website, acc 16 February 2012 
Stevenson stepped down as chair after December 2014, when a new ACOBA chair was appointed.
==Career==
Stevenson was chairman of Equitas Limited, and The Merchants Trust Plc (2000-2010) and a non-executive director of Standard Life (1999-2008).
He was a managing director of S.G. Warburg's investment banking business from 1987 to 1995 and Chairman of Mercury Asset Management Group plc from 1992 until 1998. He began his career at Linklaters & Paines solicitors after graduating from University College Oxford. He later took the Advanced Management Program at Harvard Business School. The Financial Services Authority website, About Us Last viewed 01.02.07 
Hugh is also a non-executive director of the British Museum Company and Chairman of Great Ormond Street Hospital's Redevelopment Board.
== Notes ==
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