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Sara Richards

Sara Richards is a trustee of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Men's Health. 
Richards spent most of her career working as a practice nurse, but she now works as a practice nurse facilitator where she looks after 17 practices. She previously worked for NICE looking at coronary heart disease, diabetes and heart failure and obesity and is on the NHS Cancer Screening Programme Prostate Cancer Risk Management Scientific Reference Group. WHO'S WHO AT THE MEN'S HEALTH FORUM Men's Health Forum, accessed 14 April 2015 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Men's Health
==Notes==
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Sara Weller

Sara Weller, a non-executive director at Lloyds Banking Group who was brought in as a non-executive director the Department for Communities and Local Government as part of a UK Coalition government initiative to introduce business experience into the UK government.
==Tax affairs==
:Sara Weller Limited was set up in September 2011 after she left her job as managing director of Argos and handles income from her consultancy work. Weller said the company is ‘largely inactive’
and that its turnover in the past year has been below £5,000.
:‘Fees from my position as a Department for Communities and Local Government non-executive
director and my other plc board directorships are not paid to this company; all are paid via PAYE
with normal tax and NIC deductions.’
 Alex Hawkes, One in four in David Cameron's Business Advisory Group avoids tax, published 28 April 2012 | UPDATED: 09:58, 29 April 2012, this.is.money.co.uk 
==Affiliations==
*Argos
*United Utilities
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Saracen International

Saracen International is a private security company.
According to Khareen Pech, Saracen International was registered in Uganda and Tanzania in the mind-1990s as part of the expansion of the Executive Outcomes corporate network in the mid-1990s.Executive Outcomes- A Corporate Conquest, by Khareen Pech, Chapter Five, Jakkie Cilliers and Peggy Mason (eds), Peace, profit or plunder? The privatisation of security in war-torn African societies, Institute for Security Studies, Pretoria, 1999, p.90.
According to Pech, Saracen was one of the companies that took over Executive Outcomes (EO) business in Angola, after following the latter's withdrawal in the face of US pressure in 1996.Executive Outcomes- A Corporate Conquest, by Khareen Pech, Chapter Five, Jakkie Cilliers and Peggy Mason (eds), Peace, profit or plunder? The privatisation of security in war-torn African societies, Institute for Security Studies, Pretoria, 1999, p.91.
Saracen has undertaken de-mining work in Angola, Uganda, Bosnia and Mozambique.Executive Outcomes- A Corporate Conquest, by Khareen Pech, Chapter Five, Jakkie Cilliers and Peggy Mason (eds), Peace, profit or plunder? The privatisation of security in war-torn African societies, Institute for Security Studies, Pretoria, 1999, p.101.
==Somalia==
In December 2010, the Washington Times reported that the company had signed a contract to train the forces of Somalia's transitional federal government:
::Saracen's chief operating officer, who signed the contract with the TFG, is Lafras Luitingh, a former South African intelligence officer who worked as a senior officer for Executive Outcomes, an Africa-based security contractor that was dissolved in 1999.Eli Lake, Private firm trains Somalis to scuttle pirates, Washington Times, 28 December 2010.
==External Resources==
*Guy Adams, 'Prince of Mercenaries' who wreaked havoc in Iraq turns up in Somalia, Independent, 22 January 2011.
==Notes==
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Sarah Bartlett

Sarah Bartlett is a freelance writer working in software marketing and is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. She is a founder of the Birmingham Salon "About", Birmingham Salon website, accessed 29 May 2010 and has been a judge of Debating Matters. "People", Debating Matters website, accessed 29 May 2010
She has a degree was in Modern Languages and Politics.
==Resources==
:Blog: Modern Liberal Arts
:Twitter: sarahbartlett1
:Website: Bartlett Editorial.com
==Notes==
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Sarah Bates

Joined the board pf St James's Place Group as an independent non-executive director in September 2004 and is a member of the Investment and Risk Committees. She is a Director of Witan Pacific Investment Trust, Invesco English and International Trust, New India Investment Trust and JPMorgan Fleming American Investment Trust, as well as a strategic investment advisor to the Merseyside and East Riding Pension Funds and lay advisor to the investment committee of the Royal College of Surgeons. She has a law degree from Trinity Hall, Cambridge and an MBA from London Business School.
== Notes ==
# St James's Place website The Directors, last viewed 01/02/07
Sarah Baxter

Sarah Baxter is a journalist currently working for The Sunday Times. In the early 1990s she was the political editor of The New Statesman. Baxter was one of only a few journalists at The New Statesman to support the first gulf war Sarah Baxter profile, Sarah Baxter on An Empire of Wealth: The Epic History of American Economic Power by John Steele Gordon, Accessed 26-January-2009 . Baxter edited the Observer comments page for a short time before joining The Sunday Times as news review editor. She then moved on to be The Sunday Times New York correspondent.
==References==
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Sarah Boyes

Sarah Boyes is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. She holds a position with Culture Wars "Assistant Editor", Culture Wars website, accessed 6 June 2010, is on the committee of the Current Affairs forum of the Institute of Ideas "The Equality Bill", Battle of Ideas website, accessed 6 June 2010, was involved with a Manifesto Club campaign "Assistant Editor", Culture Wars website, accessed 6 June 2010 co-founded the Modern Movement, has spoken at the Battle of Ideas, "Sarah Boyes", Battle of Ideas website, accessed 30 Nov 2010 edited Battles in Print for the Battle of Ideas "Speaker Index", Battle of Ideas website, accessed 30 Nov 2010 and has written for Spiked "Digital tantrums on YouTubeAbout Us", Spiked website, accessed 6 June 2010.
==Notes==
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Sarah Bryant

Corporal Sarah Bryant was a 'Target Audience Analyst' with the Intelligence Corps and the 15 (United Kingdom) Psychological Operations Group based in Chicksands, Bedfordshire. She was killed in Afghanistan on Tuesday 17 June 2008 'while taking part in a deliberate operation east of Lashkar Gah when the vehicle in which [she] were travelling was caught in an explosion at approximately 1540hrs.'MoD, Defence News 'Corporal Sarah Bryant, Corporal Sean Reeve, Lance Corporal Richard Larkin and Paul Stout killed in Afghanistan' A Military Operations news article, 19 Jun 08, accessed 13 November 2009 
According to the Ministry of Defence:
:She deployed to Afghanistan on 15 March 2008 with 152 DELTA Psychological Operations Effects Team in support of the Helmand Task Force within the PSE, serving with the Headquarters of 16 Air Assault Brigade as the Target Audience Analyst.
:Corporal Sarah Bryant was born on 17 December 1981 in Liverpool and joined the Army on 21 January 2002 as a member of the Intelligence Corps. On completion of training, she was appointed to 11 MI Sect in Herford Germany, and later served on operations in Iraq. She was married to Carl, also a soldier in the Intelligence Corps, upon whom she doted.MoD, Defence News 'Corporal Sarah Bryant, Corporal Sean Reeve, Lance Corporal Richard Larkin and Paul Stout killed in Afghanistan' A Military Operations news article, 19 Jun 08, accessed 13 November 2009 
==Notes==
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Sarah Champion

Sarah Champion has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP) for Rotherham since 2012.
Champion was elected in November 2012 at a by-election caused by Denis MacShane's resignation. She was re-elected at the 2015 general election with a majority of 8,446 votes. BBC News Rotherham, accessed 22 May 2015.
==Lobbying for MPs to have formal job descriptions==
Since joining Parliament in 2012 Champion has ‘rapidly gained a reputation as one of Labour’s hardest-working backbench MPs' according to The Independent. Sarah Champion: On becoming Rotherham’s first female MP and working 'like a dog' The Independent, 27 February 2015, accessed 1 April 2015 
Champion is lobbying for MPs to be given formal job descriptions and potentially even contracts when they are elected, which would tell them how many hours they would be expected to work. She says that it’s 'just not right' that all MPs draw the same salary and yet some can get away with doing very little constituency work. 
==Stance on fracking==
Champion's constituency includes two oil and gas licence blocks, both awarded to companies by the Oil and Gas Authority under the 14th licensing round in 2015. One of these was awarded to INEOS and one to IGas. In 2016 there were plans for two shale wells, 1 hrz frac well and to conduct 2D and 3D seismic surveying, but no applications are underway yet. Oil and gas: licensing rounds, GOV.uk, accessed 14 November 2016. 
===Voting record===
Champion has mostly been absent for votes on fracking in parliament. Sarah Champion, TheyWorkForYou, accessed 1 November 2016. 
*26 January 2015: absent for a vote to make fracking companies apply for an environmental permit before conducting exploratory drilling. Also absent for a vote to amend the Infrastructure Bill to include a moratorium on fracking.
*11 February 2015: absent for a vote to require more pre-conditions for where fracking can take place.
*16 December 2015: voted against loosening the conditions for when fracking to take place in protected areas and national parks.
==Affiliations== 
*Co-chair of the Associate Parliamentary Health Group since 2013. 
==Notes==
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Sarah Connolly

According to a biographical note, which fails to mention her role at the Counter Disinformation Unit:
:Sarah Connolly is Director for Security and Online Harms in the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. Sarah joined the Department in July 2016, from the Middle East, where she was an independent consultant. Prior to that Sarah worked in the Home Office and Foreign and Commonwealth Office on a range of security and counter-terrorism policies. Sarah also served as a Senior Advisor to the US CT Ambassador. She has a MA in Human Rights and Terrorism from the University of Essex and is currently a Policy Fellow at the University of Cambridge.https://www.csap.cam.ac.uk/network/sarah-connolly/
==Notes==
Sarah Cotton

Sarah Cotton works with Helen Johnson Public Affairs, which states that she:
:Having graduated from Bristol University with a degree in Politics and Social Policy in 1999, Sarah has subsequently developed a broad portfolio of practical and strategic experience in the public affairs and policy development arena.
:Working in the House of Commons after leaving University, running the Parliamentary office of Ivan Lewis MP (then PPS to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry – now Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Care Services at the Department of Health) as well as a secondment during the 2001 re-election campaign for Oona King MP, gave Sarah experience of the mechanisms of Parliament, government and political campaigning.
:Sarah joined the Public Affairs team of Consolidated Communications in 2000. In addition to Parliamentary analysis and research services, Sarah devised and implemented integrated media and political campaigns for a range of clients in the healthcare, financial services and telecommunications sectors.
:Having built particular expertise in healthcare issues and stakeholder relations at Consolidated, Sarah was briefly seconded to the Audit Commission as Stakeholder Relations Manager. During a time of restructuring and change at the Commission, Sarah was responsible for maintaining stability and high quality political engagement with all key audiences.
:Sarah joined global healthcare company Merck Sharp & Dohme Limited as Political and NICE Policy Manager in 2003. As MSD’s expert in the workings of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), Sarah drew on her previous public affairs experience to positively shape MSD’s engagement with both the organisation and its processes. Whilst at MSD, Sarah worked with a wide range of UK and international influencing audiences, both internally and externally.
:Sarah left MSD in November 2006 following the birth of her first baby, and is now working with HJCL, using her range of experience to help HJCL clients achieve their public affairs objectives whilst also allowing her to achieve a work-life balance.Who We are, accessed 17 November 2007
==Notes==
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Sarah Feurey

::Ms Feurey is a conference producer in the defence and security divison of the SMi Group. Previously she worked for the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington DC as a consultant for the Abshire-Inamori Leadership Academy. She also worked for the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, where she assisted senior analysts with their research in defence and security issues. She has experience researching media and organising press briefings with the Defense Writers Group in Washington DC and the Center for Media and Security in New York. Ms Feurey has an MA in International Peace and Security from King's College London and a BA in International Affairs from the Elliott School of the George Washington University.YPFP London Officers - Young Professionals in Foreign Policy, accessed 22 March 2008
==Affiliations==
*Young Professionals in Foreign Policy
==Notes==
Sarah Hendry

==Introduction==
Dr Sarah Hendry is a comparative national water lawyer and an expert in Scots and EC water law working at the Unesco Centre for Water Law, Policy and Science at the University of Dundee, Scotland.
==Background and Work==
"Her thesis looked at reform of national water law in four jurisdictions including legal frameworks for IWRM; water rights and allocation; water quality; and the regulation of water services. 
Sarah has been working with Professor Bonell, Professor Werritty and Dr Tom Ball on a pilot project for natural flood management on the Borthwick, within the Tweed catchment; the Tweed will be a candidate HELP basin when there is a call for new basins later in the year. She has been actively involved in the Centre’s role as regional coordinator for the European HELP basins; with a background in multidisciplinary research she expects to engage closely with the nexus between science and law-and-policy which is fundamental to the HELP agenda" Centre For Water Law, Policy and Science Staff Bio Note, Accessed 12 December 2008, 
==Publications==
*Integrated Water Resource Management: Comparative Frameworks for Reform.
Water Law 17 [2006] 47-60
*“River Basin Planning in Scotland and the European Community” Hendry S, Jenkins A & Ferrier R, chapter in Wallace J and Wouters P, Eds. “Hydrology and Water Law – Bridging the Gap” IWA Publishing 2006
*SWARD: Decision support processes for the UK water industry” Butler D, Jowitt P, Ashley R, Blackwood D, Oltean-Dumbrava C, McIlkenny G, Foxon T, Gilmour D, Smith H, Cavill S, Leach M, Pearson P, Gouda H, Samson W, Soutar N, Hendry S, Moir J & Bouchart F Management of Environmental Quality Vol.14 No.4 2003 444-458
*“Dounreay and the Contaminated Beach” Scottish Law Gazette 2003 Vol.71 No.5 156-158
*“Scotland’s Water – Safe Clean Affordable Public” 43 Natural Resources Journal 491-517 (2003).
*“Enabling the Framework: the Water Environment and Water Services(Scotland) Act 2003” Hendry S Water Law 14[2003] 16 
*“Environmental Information and the Legal Context – A Scottish Case Study” chapter in “Environmental Information – A Bridge Over Troubled Waters?” Mantra-EAST Project 2003
*“The Water Framework Directive and River Basin Management Planning – The Scottish Experience” chapter in “River Basin Management – From Experience to Implementation”, European Water Association 2002
*Environmental Liability and Remedying Damage - A Final Proposal Scottish Law Gazette 2002 Vol. 70 No 3 67
*Scottish Water- A Sustainable Future? Hendry, S Water Law 13 [2002] 3 203
*Relative Sustainability In Waste Water Management: Disposal Options For “Domestic Sanitary Waste”. Hendry, S. & Soutar, N. Water Law 12 [2001] 3 188
Presentations
*“Water Resource Protection in Scotland under the Water Framework Directive” Hendry, S. Presented at the Water and Governance Research Workshop, Barcelona, November 2006
*“Scotland’s Water – Open for Business?” Presented at the University of Dundee Water Law and Policy Programme / American Water Resources Association Conference “Globalisation and Water Management: the Changing Value of Water” Dundee, August 2001
==References==
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Sarah Hogg

Sarah Elizabeth Mary Hogg, Viscountess Hailsham and Baroness Hogg (born 14 May 1946) is an English economist and a journalist. She became a peer in the House of Lords on 3 February 1995.
Baroness Hogg is a 'Senior Independent Director' at HM Treasury, chairman of Tendering Advisory Committee on LIBOR and a member of The Takeover Panel and CMi mentoring network Baroness Hogg, www.parliament.co.uk, acc 12 May 2014 
She is also chairman of the Financial Reporting Council, a senior independent non-executive director of oil and gas explorer BG Group plc and a non-executive director of UK retailer John Lewis Partnership. She holds shareholdings in BG Group. 
==Background==
Born Sarah Boyd-Carpenter, she is the daughter of the former Chief Secretary of the Treasury and Paymaster-General Lord Boyd-Carpenter and the sister of Thomas Boyd-Carpenter, sometime Lieutenant General in the British Army and corporate communication adviser. She attended the foremost Roman Catholic convent school in England, St. Mary's, South Ascot. Following her schooling there, she was educated at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford. 
Through her 1968 marriage to Douglas Hogg, she is Viscountess Hailsham. However, following the granting of a life peerage, she sits in the House of Lords as Baroness Hogg, of Kettlethorpe in the County of Lincolnshire.
==Journalist==
Hogg began her career with The Economist in 1967, becoming economics editor in 1976. During the 1980s her responsibility for economics coverage continued at The Sunday Times, Channel 4 News, The Times, The Independent and the Daily and Sunday Telegraphs. She was an early presenter of Channel 4 News.
==Government adviser==
In 1990 Sarah was appointed head of the Prime Minister's Policy Unit and became John Major's closest adviser on the Uruguay round of trade negotiations and the creation of the World Trade Organisation.
==Corporate roles==
Past roles have included former Deputy Governor of the BBC, Chairman of 3i Group and board memberships of various companies including P&O, P&O Princess and Banco Santander.
==Declared shareholdings==
===Circa 2014===
3i Group plc (quoted private equity) | BG Group plc (gas exploration/production)| Carnival Corporation (cruise business) | Frontier Economics Ltd (options) 
==Affiliations==
===From the House of Lords Register of Lords Interests January 2007===
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/ld/ldreg/reg11.htm
====Remunerated directorships====
*Chairman, 3i Group plc
*Chairman, Frontier Economics
*Non-executive Director, Carnival Corporation and Carnival plc
*Non-executive Director, BG Group plc
==== Membership of public bodies====
*Council Member, London Business School
*Member, Financial Reporting Council
====Office-holder in voluntary organisations====
*Fellow, Eton College
*Advisory Council, Shine
====Trusteeships====
*Trusthouse Foundation
*Trustee, St Mary's School
==Notes==
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Sarah Jenkins

Sarah Jenkins is director of public affairs at investment management company CPP Investment Board.
==Career==
Jenkins started her career as a parliamentary research assistant to Liz Lynne MEP between 2004 and 2005, before being appointed parliamentary affairs and governance manager at Ofsted until 2007.
She was private secretary to Lord Sassoon at HM Treasury, between October 2009 and April 2012.
Jenkin was a member of the Lord Heseltine Review team for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills for six months from April to November 2012.
She was an account director at Fleishman-Hillard from November 2012 to August 2014.
She is currently director of public affairs at CPP Investment Board. Sarah Jenkins Linkedin, accessed 20 January 2015 
==Education==
*BA (Hons), Human Geography and Hispanic Studies, University of London 1997-2000
*Masters, International Relations and Development, UEA 2003 – 2004
==Notes==
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Sarah Lee

Sarah Lee joined Cabinet Stewart in their Brussels team as a consultant on 13 November 2006. Lee has had previous experience of the European Parliament where she advised MEP Edward McMillan Scott and the British Conservative Delegation.Public Affairs News, December 2006, p.8.
==Background==
Sarah Lee previously worked for Eurochambres, the Association of European Chambers of Commerce and Industry, where she acted as a policy adviser covering internal market issues. Sarah has considerable pan-European expertise in internal market and consumer protection policies. She also has first hand experience in the European Parliament, having been an advisor to MEP McMillan Scott and to the British Conservative Delegation.European Agenda, "Sarah Lee new consultant at Cabinet Stewart," 11 December 2006, Agenda Weekly, accessed 06 March 2010.
==Affiliations==
*Eurochambres, Policy Adviser
*European Parliament, Advisor to MEP Edward McMillan Scott
*European Parliament, Advisor to British Conservative Delegation
*Interel Cabinet Stewart, Consultant
==Resources==
*European Agenda, "Sarah Lee new consultant at Cabinet Stewart," 11 December 2006, Agenda Weekly, accessed 06 March 2010.
*Public Affairs News, December 2006, p.8.
==Notes==
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Sarah McCarthy-Fry

Sarah McCarthy-Fry was the Labour member of parliament for Portsmouth North between 2005 and 2010.
After leaving parliament in 2010 she was appointed financial controller to GKN Aerospace Services.
==Career==
McCarthy-Fry stood as the Labour candidate for Portsmouth North in the 2005 general election, winning with 40.9 percent of the vote. In the 2010 election she received 27.8 percent of the vote, coming second to Penny Mordaunt of the Conservative Party who received 44.3 percent of the vote. Portsmouth North The Guadian, accessed 4 December 2014 Whilst in parliament she held the roles of parliamentary personal private secretary to John Healey and Geoff Hoon, parliamentary under-secretary to the Department for Children, Schools and Families and Department for Communities and Local Government and parliamentary secretary to HM Treasury. Sarah McCarthy-Fry They Work For You, accessed 4 December 2014 
Whilst parliamentary under-secretary to the Department for Children, Schools and Families she had a salary of £95,617. In 2005-06 she claimed £21,633 for her second home, in 2006-07 she claimed £21,769 and in 2007-08: she claimed £16,792. Martin Beckford MPs’ expenses: Sarah McCarthy-Fry claimed for £100 GHD hair straighteners Telegraph, 21 May 2009, accessed 4 December 2014 
==Revolving door==
*Financial Controller, GKN Aerospace Services, September 2010. Approved by ACOBA, who saw "no reason why she should not take up the appointment forthwith, subject to the condition that, for 12 months from her last day in office, she should have no involvement in any bids for new UK Government contracts and should not become personally involved in lobbying UK Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of the company or its clients". Twelfth Report 2010-2011 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 4 December 2014 
==Resources==
*Sarah McCarthy-Fry Twitter
==Notes==
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