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British Friends of Seeach Sod

British Friends of Seeach Sod is a UK registered charity (charity no. 1149062). The organisation supports the Israeli charity Seeach Sod which provides assistance to Israeli children with special needs. Seeach Sod is building a new centre in the illegal settlement of Ramat Shlomo in occupied East Jerusalem. It also has facilities in the East Jerusalem settlement of Ramot Dalet.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 26 August 2015. Seeach Sod Website Seeach Sod – Israel’s Leading Center for Special Education. Accessed 26 August 2015. Dei’ah Ve Dibur Website Opening Ceremony for Siach Sod Hydrotherapy Pool in Ramot. Accessed 26 August 2015. B'Tselem Website Statistics on Settlements and Settler Population. Accessed 26 August 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity on 24th September 2012.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 26 August 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2013 and 2014 the charity spent £8,490.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 26 August 2015. 
==People==
===Board of Directors circa August 2015===
Toby Kahan | Leah Rot | Simi Bard
==Contact==
Address circa August 2015:
:Mrs Toby Kahan
:59 Heathland Road
:London
:N16 5PQ
:Phone: +44 208 211 7872
:Email: accounts@lachmansmith.co.uk
==Notes==
Category:Israel
British Friends of Shema Kolenu

British Friends Of Shema Kolenu is a UK registered charity (charity no. 1090153) that supports the Israeli charity Shema Kolenu. The latter runs centres for children with hearing difficulty. One of its centres is based in the illegal settlement of Modi’in Illit in the occupied West Bank. Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 25 August 2015. B'Tselem Website 28 Feb. 07: Illegal construction approved in the Modi'in Illit settlement. Accessed 4 July 2015. Shema Kolenu Website A Tour in White A Study Day in the Kiryat Sefer Branch for Pediatricians and Family Health Center Nurses. Accessed 25 August 2015.
==History==
The organisation was registered as a charity on the 18th January 2002.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 25 August 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £105,491.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa August 2015===
David Fisher (British Friends of Shema Kolenu) | Hadassa Katz | Daniel Sinason
==Contact==
Address circa August 2015:
:Rachel Fisher 
:British Friends of Shema Kolenu
:212 Alexandra Road
:Gateshead
:NE8 4EB
:Phone: 01914786427
:Email: rachel@shemakolenu.org
:Website: www.shemakolenu.org
==Notes==
Category:Israel
British Friends of Shvut Ami

British Friends of Shvut Ami is a UK registered charity (no. 1043035) that provides funds to Shvut Ami, an orthodox Jewish yeshiva which provides religious instruction in Russian. The yeshiva is building a new campus in Beitar Illit, an illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank. Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 4 July 2015. Shvut Ami Website On Buildings. Accessed 4 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Statistics. Accessed 4 July 2015. 
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £166,393.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 4 July 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Rabbi Gershon Hager | Jonathan Lauffer
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:123 Hampstead Way
:London 
:NW11 7JN
:Phone: 2084558877 
:Email: shvutami@netvision.net.il
:Website: www.shvutami.org.il
==Notes==
Category:Israel
British Friends of Yeshiva Bircas Mordechai

British Friends of Yeshiva Bircas Mordechai is a UK registered charity (no. 1119274) that provides financial support to the Bircas Mordechai Yeshiva in the illegal West Bank settlement of Beitar Illit.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 4 July 2015. Beitar Illit Website Senior US Embassy officials hosted by Beitar Ilit's Mayor. Accessed 4 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Statistics. Accessed 4 July 2015. 
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity on the 17th May 2007. 
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £87,996.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 4 July 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Barrie Lawrence Hill | Reuben Michael Hill
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:19 Brantwood Road
:Salford 
:M7 4EN
:Phone: 0161 7921008
:Email: rhill@rhill19.plus.com
==Notes==
Category:Israel
British Friends of Yeshivat Hakotel

A charity sending funds to Yeshivat HaKotel in illegally occupied East Jerusalem.
==People==
===Trustees===
Name 	Role 	Date of appointment	Other trusteeships
Joel Messod Silberstein	Chair 	30 June 2023 	
Benjamin Kurzer 	Trustee	06 November 2023 	None On Record
Harry Salter 	Trustee	06 November 2023 	None on record
==Notes==
British Future

==People==
===Staff===
Sunder Katwala Director of British Future | Steve Ballinger Director of Communications | Heather Rolfe Director of Research & Relationships | Heena Khaled Events and Engagement Manager | Jake Puddle Researcher | Cameron Pannell-Rae Windrush 75 Coordinator | Avaes Mohammad Associate Fellow | Jill Rutter Associate Fellow | Patrick Vernon Associate Fellow
===Advisory Board===
Alasdair Murray | Ayesha Saran | Shailesh Solanki | Howard Jackson | Qari Asim | Andrea Als | Bobby Duffy| Ed Greig| Sam Jacobs
==funding==
British Future disclose the following funders on their website:
The Barrow Cadbury Trust | The John Ellerman Foundation | Unbound Philanthropy | Trust for London | The Sigrid Rausing Trust
==Notes==
British Gas

British Gas is now known as BG plc, but the name is also used as a brand by Centrica, one of the demergers from British Gas as it then was.
==Company history==
*1986 In August 1986 Privatisation of British Gas Corporation by the UK Government. All assets transferred to BritishGas plc, shares first traded in December.
*1997 In February 1997 the shareholders of British Gas plc approved the demerger of Centrica plc. British Gas plc was renamed BG plc.
*1999 In December 1999 BG plc completed a financial restructuring which resulted in the creation of a new parent company, BG Group plc.
*2000 In October 2000 BG Group plc completed the demerger of Lattice Group plc creating two separate companies.
*2002 In October 2002 Lattice Group plc merged with National Grid to form National Grid Transco.
*2005 In July 2005 National Grid Transco plc was renamed National Grid plc to provide a unifying identity across its operations.BG plc BG History, accessed 28 August 2008
==People==
*George Eykyn, director of comms
==Lobbying firms==
*Bell Pottinger Communications Bell Pottinger PA, register Dec15-Feb16, APPC, accessed 15 April 2016
*Connect Public Affairs Ltd Connect Communications clients, Register Dec15-Feb16, APPC, accessed 15 April 2016
==Notes==
Category:Energy Industry
British Heart Foundation

The British Heart Foundation is a UK based heart charity and the largest independent funder of cardiovascular research. Founded in 1961 by a group of medical professionals they look to fund extra research into the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of heart and circulatory disease. Who we are British Heart Foundation, accessed 16 April 2015 
==Directors==
*Simon Gillespie - Chief executive 
*Peter Weissberg - Medical director
*Louise Parkes - Fundraising director 
*Mike Taylor - Retail director
*Charmaine Griffiths - Director of strategy and planning 
*Kerry Smith - Director of people and organisational development
*Mike Hobday - Director of policy 
*Catherine Kelly - Director of prevention, survival & support
*Carolan Davidge - Director of marketing and engagement
*Martin Miles - Director of finance Our Directors British Heart Foundation, accessed 16 April 2015 
==Trustees==
*Philip Yea - Chairman of The board of trustees and chairman of the nominations and remuneration committees 
*Andrew Balfour - Trustee and council member
*Professor Nishi Chaturvedi - Trustee and nominations committee member
*Professor Anna F Dominiczak - Trustee and council member
*Dr. Robert Easton - Trustee and chair of the fundraising board
*Professor Sir Christopher Edwards - Chair of council
*Dr Evan Harris - Trustee and council member
*Richard Hytner - Trustee and member of the nominations committee
*Professor Kay-Tee Khaw - Trustee and member of the nominations committee
*Professor Sir Robert Lechler - Trustee and member of the nominations committee
*Roger Pilgrim - Trustee, chair of the audit committee and member of the investment and nominations committees
*Dr Simon Ray - Trustee and council member
*Professor Liam Smeeth - Trustee and council member
*Lance Trevellyan Our Trustees British Heart Foundation, accessed 16 April 2015 
==Lobbying and PR firms==
*Chambre Public Affairs, client in Northern Ireland 
*Positif Politics Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Food NGO's and Consumer groups
British Hydropower Association

The British Hydropower Association is a trade assoc. representing and promoting the hydropower industry in the UK and abroad. Members include small to large projects, generators, investors, consulting engineers and manufacturers and suppliers of equipment, with International stakeholders.
==History==
==Funding and finances==
==People==
*David Williams CEO. Previously UK Trade and Investment hydropower export promoter.
*Ellan Parry Operations & Marketing Manager. 
*Nicki Salmond Operations Assistant. (Previously of JP Morgan.)
*Adrian Abbot Policy and Consultations Manager.
*Andrew Frazer Chairman of the BHA Council. Owner and Operator of 2 small hydro projects.
*Chris Brett Vice Chairman of the BHA Council.
==Affiliations== 
===Subsidiaries===
==Publications==
==Contact details, Resources, Notes==
===Contact===
*Address:
*Phone:
*Fax:
*Website:
===External Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Climate Change Category:Climate Category:Energy Category:Climate: Energy Industry Category:Climate: Energy
British Invisibles

British Invisibles (BI) is a corporate lobby group latterly known as International Financial Services London. It was founded in the late 1960s to promote UK financial businesses around the world. It sought liberalization of trade in services, particularly financial and related services—including legal, accountancy, consultancy and shipping—’invisibles’ being a technical term for services, investment income and transfers. It played an active role in forming and running national and European business coalitions. In 2001 BI changed its name to International Financial Services, London (IFSL). 
BI formalized its access to key government bureaucrats through a committee structure that included sympathetic government officials from the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), HM Treasury, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), the Bank of England and the Financial Services Authority (FSA). This Liberalisation of Trade in Services (LOTIS) committee began meeting in the early 1980s with the aim of influencing the GATT negotiations. It became the main lobbying organization for the UK financial services industry.Sharon Beder, Suiting Themselves: How Corporations Drive the Global Agenda, Earthscan, London, 2006, p. 138.
==People==
*Douglas Hurd, former Chairman.
==References==
Category: Financial sector lobbyingCategory: Financial Revolving Door
British Irish Ulster Forum

The British Irish Ulster Forum(BIUF) is a London-based political forum focusing on Northern Ireland issues.
The Forum's website states that:
::BIUF is both explicitly non-politically aligned and non-sectarian. We are inclusive of a wide range of views, with attendance open to all.
::We are based in London, but our aims are to cross British and Irish borders. With contacts across Whitehall and Westminster, BIUF provides a unique opportunity for those with an interest in Northern Ireland to network, access, and exchange views with politicians, civil servants, and academics.About Us, British Irish Ulster Forum, accessed 12 November 2009.
==Launch==
BIUG was launched on 11 November 2009 with an event at Westminster chaired by Margaret Gilmore of RUSI. Speakers included the Conservative nominee for the UCUNF parliamentary candidacy in North Down Ian Parsley, the SDLP deputy leader (and leadership candidate) Alasdair McDonnell MP and Labour MP Chris Ruane.Launch Event Building bridges, breaking ties: looking ahead at Stormont, British Irish Ulster Forum, accessed 12 November 2009.Gary Kent, Launch today of the British Irish Ulster Forum at Westminster, Slugger O'Toole, 11 November 2009.
==People==
*Thomas Lowe
*Chris PunchAbout Us, British Irish Ulster Forum, accessed 12 November 2009.
==Notes==
Category:Northern Ireland
British Journal of Criminology

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British Journal of Criminology is an academic peer reviewed journal which is described as 'one of the world's top criminology journals. It publishes work of the highest quality from around the world and across all areas of criminology.' About the Journal The British Journal of Criminology, accessed 15 January 2015 
The journal focuses on crime and society but includes articles written from sociological, historical, philosophical, geographical, psychological, cultural, political, or policy standpoints. 
All articles within this journal must undergo a peer review process. This means that all articles within this journal are reviewed anonymously and separately by at least two reviewers from the Journal’s Editorial Board or International Editorial Board. The journal also says that 'when there is an insufficiency of relevant editorial expertise to review specific submissions, guest reviewers with the appropriate expertise are invited to review.' Reviewing Policy The British Journal of Criminology, accessed 15 January 2015 
The journal which is published by Oxford Journals was first issued in 1960. 
==People==
===Circa 2015===
====Editor-in-chief====
*Sally Walklake
====Editors====
*Eamonn Carrabine
*David Gadd
*Jonathan Jackson
*Susanne Karstedt
*Amanda Robinson
*Anne Worrall
====Editorial Board====
*Georgios Antonopoulos
*Mary Bosworth
*Ben Bradford
*Neil Chakraborti
*Leonidas K. Cheliotis
*Rachel Condry
*Sharon Cowan
*Ben Crewe
*Stephen Farrall
*Barry Goldson
*Keith Hayward
*Carolyn Hoyle
*Richard Jones
*Bethan Loftus
*Lesley McAra
*Simon Mackenzie
*Fergus McNeil
*Susan McVie
*Andrew Millie
*Lizzie Seal
*Toby Seddon
*Anna Souhami
*Alex Stevens
*Federico Varese
*David Wall
*Tony Ward
*Colin Webster
*Simon Winlow
*Majid Yar Editorial Board The British Journal of Criminology, accessed 15 January 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
British Medical Association

The British Medical Association (BMA) is fundamentally a trade union and professional body for doctors in the UK. 
The BMA was founded in 1832 by Sir Charles Hastings as he wanted a ‘friendly and scientific’ forum where doctors could advance and exchange medical knowledge. History of the BMA BMA, accessed 7 April 2015 
==BMA"s Vision==
Their vision is a profession of valued doctors delivering the highest quality health service where:
*All doctors have strong representation and expert guidance, whenever and wherever they need it
*All doctors have their individual needs responded to, through career-long support and professional development
*All doctors are championed by the BMA and their voices are sought, heard and acted upon
*All doctors can connect with each other as a professional community
*All doctors can influence the advancement of health and the profession About the BMA BMA, accessed 7 April 2015 
==People==
*Mark Porter - Chair
*Baroness Ilora Finlay - President
*Keith Ward - Chief executive
*Henrietta Joy - Director of communications and marketing
*Neville Carter - Director of membership development 
*Chris Darke - Director of regional services 
*Christine Fielden - Director of transformation 
*Patrick Murphy - Director of finance 
*Hilary Lloyd - Director of policy 
*Viv Du-Feu - Director of legal services 
*Karen Harvey - Interim HR director
*Vivienne Nathanson - Senior director 
*Shan Shanthakumar - Interim chief information officer 
*Dr Ian Wilson - Representative body chair
*Andrew Dearden - Treasurer The Leadership BMA, accessed 7 April 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Food NGO's and Consumer groups
British Muslims for Israel

British Muslims For Israel is a pro-Israel advocacy project of the Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy (IMED).
 
==History==
It was founded in 2011 by Hasan Afzal and Sam Westrop from within IMED.Uncommon Courage, The Atheist Conservative, accessed 17 July 2012
It gives the following explanation of its thinking on its website:
:Here at BMFI, we do not believe the Arab-Israeli conflict is a war over land or religion, but it is a clash of ideas. Israel, as a Western liberal democracy, extends equal rights to all of its citizens, regardless of religion or race. Muslims have more rights in Israel than in any other country in the Middle East.
:While Egypt guns down Sudanese refugees fleeing the murderous oppression of their government, Israel gives them home and shelter; while Lebanon denies Palestinian refugees access to healthcare, Israel provides emergency treatment for the residents of the West Bank and Gaza strip; while Syria keeps the Palestinians in refugee camps and sporadically slaughters them, Israel offered full citizenship to all its Palestinians after the Arab states attempted to destroy Israel and slaughter its Holocaust survivors in 1948.
:Israel undoubtedly has made some bad choices, but what other country in the region holds enquiries to censure itself? BMFI is not solely for Zionists, but it is for all those British Muslims who recognise Israel’s right to exist and believe that a peaceful solution must be achieved.
:Groups such as the Palestinian Solidarity Movement, Viva Palestina, Stop the War do NOT speak for us.About, British Muslims for Israel, accessed 17 July 2012
==People==
*Hasan Afzal
*Sam Westrop
==Affiliations==
*Institute for Middle Eastern Democracy
==Contact==
Website: http://www.britishmuslimsforisrael.com/BMFI/Welcome.html
==Notes==
Category:Israel Lobby
British National Party

The British National Party (BNP) is a far-right political party in the UK.Lowles, Nick, Don't be fooled by the BNP, Comment Is Free, 4 September 2009. It campaigns for an end to what it calls the "tsunami of immigration" into the UK.BNP website, Immigration, accessed 20 October 2009.
==People==
*Leader (as of October 2014): Adam Walker (replaced Nick Griffin in July 2014).
==External resources==
*Stop the BNP Anti-fascist campaigning group.
*Guardian BNP
*Wikileaks BNP Membership List
*Wikileaks BNP Membership List 15 April 2009
==Resources==
*BNP website, Immigration, accessed 20 October 2009.
*Lowles, Nick, Don't be fooled by the BNP, Comment Is Free, 4 September 2009.
*Matthew J. Goodwin, Forever a False Dawn? Explaining the Electoral Collapse of the British National Party (BNP), Parliamentary Affairs, 1 March 2013.
==Notes==
Category: Political Party in UK
Category: European Political Party
Category: BNPCategory:Far Right
Category:Political Party
Category:Counterjihad
Category:Islam Critics
British Neuroscience Association

The British Neuroscience Association (BNA), founded in 1968 as the British Brain Research Association (BRA) and renamed in 1996, is a learned society with around 1700 members. Stated among their aims are to promote neuroscience research, advise on issues in neuroscience, and engage with the public and the media.BNA, Aims and Objectives, accessed 18 Oct 20130.
==People==
*Professor Russell Foster, President (2013-2015), Member of Council and National Committee
*Professor John Aggleton, President-Elect (2013-2015), Member of Council and National Committee
*Professor David Nutt, Immediate Past President (2013-2015), Trustee, Member of Council and National Committee
*Professor Bruno Frenguelli, Secretary (2013-2015), Trustee, Member of Council and National Committee
*Dr Duncan Banks, Treasurer (2009-2013), Trustee, Member of Council and National Committee
*Dr Narender Ramnani, Meetings Secretary (2013-2015), Member of Council and National Committee
*Dr Trevor Bushell, Local Groups Co-ordinator (2011-2013), Member of Council and National Committee
*Professor Dimitri Kullmann, Member of Council (2011 - 2015)
*Professor Irene Tracey, Member of Council (2012-2016)
*Elaine Snell, Chief Executive Officer (from 1 April 2013), Member of Council (Administrative)
*Professor Graham Collingridge, Chair of Scientific Advisory Board
==Affiliations==
*BNA is listed as one of the previous funders of the Science Media Centre.SMC, Funding, accessed 18 Oct 2013. BNA publishes SMC events and activities on their news page.BNA, Science Media Centre: Introduction to the News Media, 11 Oct 2013, accessed 18 Oct 2013.BNA, Science Media Centre: publications for scientists, 14 Aug 2013, accessed 18 Oct 2013.BNA, Science Media Centre celebrates ten years!, 25 Oct 2012, accessed 18 Oct 2013. The two organisations also "joined together to run a pre-conference briefing on research being presented at the BNA Festival of Neuroscience at the Barbican Centre in London," where BNA President David Nutt discussed "his work using magic mushrooms as a treatment for depression and why regulation is holding it back."SMC, BNA festival of neuroscience: the moody brain, 08 Apr 2013, accessed 18 Oct 2013. The event was sponsored by Wellcome Trust, Sigma, Medical research Council, and BBSRC among manz others.BNA, BNA2013 Exploring and Celebrating Neuroscience, 7th-10th April 2013, accessed 18 Oct 2013.
==Contact==
:Address:
:The Dana Centre
:165 Queen's Gate
:South Kensington
:SW7 5HE, LONDON
:Tel: +44 (0) 208 166 8713
:E-mail: office AT bna.org.uk
==Notes==
Category:Science Media Centre
British Pharmacological Society

The British Pharmacological Society (BPS), founded in Oxford in 1931, is a learned society, whose aim is to "assist, promote and encourage research and provide a forum for the presentation of pharmacology."BPS, Our aims, accessed 18 Oct 2013.
==People==
*Professor Philip Routledge, BPS President, Chair
*Professor Humphrey Rang, President-Elect
*Dr Robin Hiley, Honorary Treasurer
*Professor Ian Kitchen, Co-Chair of Committee of Heads and Professors of Pharmacology & Therapeutics
*Professor Donald Singer, Co-Chair of Committee of Heads and Professors of Pharmacology & Therapeutics
*Professor Helen Cox, Elected Trustee
*Dr Michael Seed, Elected Trustee
*Dr Smita Price, Elected Trustee (Industry)
*Dr David Wood, Elected Trustee (Clinical)
*Professor Ann Daly, Co-opted Trustee
*Dr Christine Williams, Co-opted Trustee
*David Douglas, Trustee
*Jonathan Brüün, Chief Executive
*Mike Poole, Finance and Commercial Director
*Jess Strangward, Head of Education
*Karen Schlaegel, Head of Meetings and Events
*Katharine Richardson, Head of Communications and Membership
*Hazel O'Mullan, Marketing and Communications Manager
*Carolina Medal, Information Systems Manager
*Ruth Meyer, Policy and Secretariat Manager
*Paul Tizard, Membership and Awards Officer
*Helen To, Events Officer
*Rebecca Tibbs, Education and Outreach Officer
*Stephen Montgomery, Managing Editor
==Affiliations==
*BPS is listed as one of the funders of the Science Media Centre (since 2011).SMC, List of Funders 2011-12, accessed 18 Oct 2013.SMC, Funding, accessed 18 Oct 2013.
==Lobbying firms==
*MHP Communications Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 23 February 2015 
==Contact==
:Address:
:The Schild Plot
:16 Angel Gate 
:City Road 
:EC1V 2PT, London
:Tel: +44 (0) 20 7239 0171 
:Fax: +44 (0) 20 7417 0114 
:E-mail: info AT bps.ac.uk
:Website: http://www.bps.ac.uk/view/index.html
:Facebook: BPS
:Twitter: @BritPharmSoc
==Notes==
Category:Science Media Centre