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The Bow Group

== The Aims of the Bow Group ==
 
The Bow Group has four clear objectives:
To contribute to the formation of Conservative Party Policy.
To publish members' work.
To arrange meetings, debates and conferences.
To provide research about political and social problems.
== The History Of The Bow Group ==
Young and ambitious Tories - a brief history of the Bow Group 
 
The Bow Group started, in February 1951, as an association of Conservative graduates, set up by a number of students who wanted to carry on discussing policy and ideas after they had left university. They were also concerned by the monopoly which socialist ideas had in intellectual university circles. It originally met at Bow, East London, from which it takes its name.
Since its foundation the Bow Group has been a great source of policy ideas, and many of its papers have had a direct influence on government policy and the life of the nation. Although it has no corporate view, it has at times been associated with views both of left and right - always within the broad beliefs of the Conservative Party.
 
Broadly, much of the Group's thought can be categorised as supporting both a market economy and social responsibility. 
The Bow Group remains at the forefront of new thinking within the Conservative Party, focusing in the new parliament on welfare, inner cities, social deprivation, environmental policy, public services and the causes of crime. A selection of papers is available in the Research section of this site.
== Current Members of The Bow Group Council ==
Council is the governing body of the Bow Group. 
The Bow Group is a voluntary organisation and its Council is elected in May each year. Click on the appropriate name to email any Council member.
*The Bow Group - Council 2005/6
*Officers
**Kwasi Kwarteng
::Chairman
:*Sam Gyimah
::Research Secretary
:*David Branch
::Political Officer
:*Craig Rimmer
::Secretary Editor, Crossbow
:*Rachel Carson
::Social Secretary
:*James Staunton
::Press Officer
:*Barry McLeoud-Cullinane
::Membership Secretary
:*Jonathan Newton
::Treasurer
:*Camilla Barker
::Council Deputy Editor, Crossbow
*Members
**Christopher Mahon
::Commercial Secretary
:*Chris Skidmore
::Council Unthinkable events
:*Vita Maynard
::Council
:*Stuart Hooker
::Council
:*Virginia Morris
::Council Creative Director
:*Annesley Abercorn
::Council
:*Charlotte Leslie
:*Stuart Baldock
:*Patrick Kidd
:*Irene Harris
::Bow Group Office Administrator
:*Chris Philp
::Ex Chairman
==Notes==
Category:Think Tanks
The British Dietetic Association

The British Dietetic Association (BDA) was founded in 1936 in order to representing the whole of the dietetic workforce in the UK. They are a trade union and professional body who work to represent the 'professional, educational, public and workplace interests of their members.' home BDA, accessed 2 April 2015 
==People==
*Catherine Collins RD FBDA, spokesperson for The British Dietetic Association. Provided 'an expert reaction' criticising a BMJ investigation into sugar, industry and public health, published by the Science Media Centre in February 2015, criticising the BMJ expert reaction to BMJ investigation into sugar, industry and public health, Science Media Centre, 11 February 2015, accessed 25 February 2015 
==Notes==
 
Category:Food NGO's and Consumer groups
The British Friends of Netiv Aryeh

The British Friends of Netiv Aryeh is a UK registered charity (charity no. 1001275). The charity supports the Netiv Aryeh yeshiva in occupied East Jerusalem.Netiv Aryeh Website Facilities. Accessed 26 August 2015.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 26 August 2015. The charity was formerly known as the London Friends of Yeshivat Hakotel.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 26 August 2015. Yeshivat Hakotel is also located in East Jerusalem.Google Maps HaKotel Yeshiva. 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 the 13th December 1990.Charity Commission Website Framework. Accessed 26 August 2015. 
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £144,361.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 26 August 2015. 
==People==
===Board of Directors circa August 2015===
Jeffrey Davidson | Alan Nevies
==Contact==
Address circa August 2015:
:Mr Jeffrey Davidson
:11 Deacons Rise
:London
:N2 0BF
:07901 339 075
:Email jd@davidsons.co.uk
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The British Friends of Orchos Chaim

The British Friends of Orchos Chaim is a UK registered charity (no. 1062757). According to data lodged at the UK Charity Commission the charity provides 'facilities and other assistance' to the Orchos Chaim Yeshiva. The latter is based in the illegal settlement of Givat Ze'ev in the occupied West Bank.Orchos Chaim Website Location. Accessed 6 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Settlements. Accessed 6 July 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity in 1997.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 6 July 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
From 2009 to 2013 the charity raised £90,758.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 6 July 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Rabbi Saul Zneimer | Lennard Stewart Lazarus | Jeremy Reuben
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:9 Northwick Circle
:Harrow
:Ha3 0EJ
:Phone: 020 8907 3456
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The British Friends of Yeshivat Birkat Moshe

The British Friends of Yeshivat Birkat Moshe is a UK registered charity (no. 1009686). According to the UK Charity Commission, the charity exists to provide support the Birkat Moshe yeshiva.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015. The Yeshiva is located in the illegal settlement of Ma'ale Adumim in the occupied West Bank.Yeshivat Birkat Moshe Website About the Yeshiva. Accessed 8 July 2015. B'Tselem Website The Hidden Agenda: The Establishment and Expansion Plans of Ma'ale Adummim and their Human Rights Ramifications. Accessed 8 July 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity in 1992.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2009 and 2013 the charity spent £13,000. 
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Guido Rauch
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:11 West Heath Drive
:London
:NW11 7QG
:Phone: 0208 458 5771
:Email: grauch6449@aol.com
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The British Offset Office

British Offset, is a joint initiative by the UK Government and BAE Systems, who manage the Saudi British Economic Offset Programme, a £1 billion investment agreement that offers unprecedented opportunities for international companies as part of the Al Yamamah deal.http://www.britishoffset.com/pages/content/index.asp?PageID=10 
The British Offset Committee is chaired by the Head of Defence Export Services and includes representatives from:
• The Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• UK Trade and Investment
• Ministry of Defence
• Merchant bank advisers
• BAE Systems
• Rolls Royce
==Notes==
The Broadcasting Business

A PR firm based in Glasgow which specialises in media training.
==Staff==
*Bill McFarlan: 	bill@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Alan Douglas: 	alan@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Viv Lumsden: 	viv@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Angela Logue: 	angela@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Andrew Freeland: 	andrew@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Bronson Forshaw: 	bronson@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*Keith Bryan: 	keith@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
*India Fullarton: 	india@broadcastingbusiness.co.uk
 
==Clients==
*Allied Irish Bank
*Argyll & Clyde Health Board
*Amadeus
*Avecia
*AXA
*BP
*BT
*British Aggregates Association
*British Airways
*Boyds
*Buchanan Clark & Wells
*Caledonian MacBrayne
*Carlsberg-Tetley
*Childline Scotland
*Clydesdale Bank
*Cunard
*Daimler Chrysler
*Dawson International
*Deep Sea World
*Deloitte & Touche
*Diageo
*Dynamic Earth
*Edinburgh Council
*Edinburgh Fund Managers
*Edrington Group
*Educational Institute of Scotland
*Ernst & Young
*Exxon
*Fife Council
*Fishers
*Football Aid
*Forth Ports
*Forth Valley Health Board
*Glasgow Council
*Gleneagles Hotel
*Glenmorangie
*HBOS
*HarperCollins
*Highland Distillers
*Hutchesons' Grammar School
*IBM
*IKEA
*KPMG
*Land Securities
*Law Society of Scotland
*Lloyds TSB Scotland
*Lothian Buses
*Lothian Health Board
*Maclay Murray & Spens
*McGrigor Donald
*McKever Group
*Midlothian Council
*Motorola
*National Australia Bank
*National Kidney Research Fund
*National Museums of Scotland
*National Trust for Scotland
*NFU Scotland
*NHS Health Scotland
*NHS Lanarkshire
*ntl
*North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust
*PriceWaterhouseCoopers
*Railtrack Scotland
*ScotNursing
*ScotRail
*Scottish Airports
*Scottish Enterprise
*Scottish Football Association
*Scottish Gas
*Scottish Museums Council
*ScottishPower
*Scottish Quality Salmon
*Scottish Qualifications Authority
*Scottish Widows
*Shepherd & Wedderburn
*Stagecoach
*Strathclyde Police
*Sun Microsystems
*Syngenta
*Technip Offshore UK
*Tennent Caledonian Brewery
*Victim Support
*VisitScotland
==Notes==
category:Scottish PR firms
The Century Foundation

The Century Foundation describes itself as follows:
:"The Century Foundation, founded in 1919 by Edward A. Filene, is a nonprofit public policy research institution. Our work is premised on the belief that a mix of effective government, open democracy, and free markets has been the key to the growth and prosperity of the United States. We produce publications and convene events that (1) explain and analyze public issues in plain language, (2) provide facts and opinions about the strengths and weaknesses of different policy strategies, and (3) develop and call attention to distinctive ideas that can work." The Century Foundation Website About Us Last accessed 4th October 2007 . 
==Principals, Fellows, Staff==
===Senior Staff=== 
*Richard C. Leone, President 
*Greg Anrig, Jr., Vice President for Programs 
*Christy DeBoe Hicks, Vice President, Public Affairs 
*Jason Renker, Vice President and Director of Publications 
*Carol Starmack, Senior Vice President 
 
===Fellows===
*Morton Abramowitz, Senior Fellow 
*Beverly Goldberg, Senior Fellow and Editor-At-Large 
*Leif Wellington Haase, Senior Program Officer and Health Care Fellow 
*Richard Kahlenberg, Senior Fellow 
*Patrick Radden Keefe, Program Officer and Fellow 
*Jeffrey Laurenti, Senior Fellow 
*Daniel Levy, Fellow 
*Peter Osnos, Senior Fellow for Media 
*Tom Perriello, Fellow 
*Ruy Teixeira, Senior Fellow 
*Tova Andrea Wang, Democracy Fellow 
*Bernard Wasow, Senior Fellow 
==Contact==
Website: www.tcf.org
==References==
The Challenge

'The Challenge is a social business that runs youth and community programmes that aims to mix diverse groups of people with each other. 
The Challenge created the model for the Government’s National Citizen Service (NCS) programme, and is the single largest provider of NCS. 
==People==
*Craig Morley, co-founder of The Challenge; also non-executive director of Champollion, a PR and lobbying firm.
==Supporters==
Supporters of The Challenge in 2015 included:
*Bloomberg
*Greater London Authority
*Heathrow Community Fund
*Lloyds Banking Group
*Peter Cruddas Foundation
*Starbucks
==Contacts==
:Website: http://www.the-challenge.org
==References==
Category:Education Industry
The Coexistence Trust

==People==
The work of the Coexistence Trust was delivered by "an experienced team of individuals all committed to fostering better relations between Muslim and Jewish communities in the UK. Our thanks for their hard work and dedication to an important cause. Our thanks also to former members of the Coexistence Trust team including Samuel Klein, Zahra Vajli, Maria Werdine, Harry Bonnell, Lynn Harr and Maja Schwoerer."https://web.archive.org/web/20130714065443/http://coexistencetrust.org/who
*Rokhsana Fiaz OBE, Executive Director 
*Derek Oakley, Operations and Programme Development Officer 
*David Benmayer, Campus FaithHub Manager 
*Muna Mohammed, Campus Ambassadors Manager
*Shazia Nazir, Student Programme Coordinator
*Sarah Rooney Student Programmes Coordinator
===Trustee Board=== 
*Patrons HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan and Lord Janner of Braunstone QC.
*Lord Mitchell | Baroness Falkner of Margravine | Lord Young | Lord Noon | Mr Oliver Mischon | Mr Hasan Askari
==Funding==
Bernard Lewis Family Charitable Trust £30,000 between 2009 and 2012 | Department for Communities and Local Government | Sigrid Rausing Trust (SUPPORTED from 2011 to 2013, TOTAL OF PREVIOUS GRANTS £50,000)https://www.sigrid-rausing-trust.org/grantee/coexistence-trust/ |
==Contact==
*Internet Archive holding of coexistencetrust.org
==Notes==
The Collapse of Europe Conference

|350px|thumb|right|The Collapse of Europe conference banner, Source: [http://www.pjtv.com/special/collapse-of-europe-conference-2007-132/ PJTV] 
The Collapse of Europe? An International Conference was held at Pepperdine University, Malibu, California on June 10-11 2007, under the auspices of the American Freedom Alliance and the Council for Democracy and Tolerance.The Collapse of Europe Conference, American Freedom Alliance accessed 15 December 2008.
==People==
===Panelists===
Ayaan Hirsi Ali | Henryk Broder | Claire Berlinski | Brian Carney | Phyllis Chesler | Marc Cogen | Greg Davis | Leon de Winter | Arnaud Dotezac | Afshin Ellian | Hugh Hewitt | Philippe Karsenty | Robert Kaufman | Sally McNamara | Douglas Murray | Daniel Pipes | Dennis Prager | Mark Steyn | Wafa Sultan | Ibn Warraq | James Q. Wilson
===Moderators===
David Baron | Andrew G. Bostom | Avi Davis | Richard McDonald | Larry Greenfield | David Horowitz | Evan Sayet | Roberta Seid
==Website==
*http://www.americanfreedomalliance.org/microsite/collapseofeurope/program.htm
==References==
Collapse of Europe Conference, The
Category: Counterjihad convergences
Category: Counterjihad
Category: Islam Critics
Category:United States
The Commentator

The Commentator is a neoconservative website based in the UK and founded in 2010.
==People==
===Executive Staff===
*Robin Shepherd - founder, owner and publisher (also of the Henry Jackson Society)
*Raheem Kassam - executive editor (also of the Henry Jackson Society)
*Dane Vallejo 
===Others===
*Harry Cole - UK Political Editor
*Philip McMullen cartoonist.
===Contributing Editors===
*Charles Crawford | John Phelan | Simon Miller | Nathalie Tamam | Ghaffar Hussain | Dr. James D. BoysAbout, The Commentator, accessed 7 January 2013
==Affiliations==
*Henry Jackson Society
==External Links==
*The Commentator website
==Notes==
Category:Neocons
The Community Register of Medicinal Products

Essentially, the Unit maintains a register regarding pharmaceuticals which are used for human,orphan (rare) and veterninary use. A record is kept of all pharmaeuticals which are active in the EU, i.e. products which have been approved of a legible status by the EU. The register also records those products which have been withdrawn or suspended from trading in the EU; and those which have been refused. The community Register of medicinal products http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/pharmaceuticals/register/index.htm Accessed 29/02/08 
==Notes==
The Corporate Capture of the NHS

'The battle is on for the future of the NHS. Apparently. Ed Miliband came out hard, declaring he will "put patients before profits and stop the privatisation". David Cameron’s camp countered with a commitment to fully fund the next wave of NHS reforms.
'Like pro-wrestling, it’s a good show, but a phoney fight.
'How can you tell? Just look at the players sitting round this table.' Tamasin Cave The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015, accessed 9 April 2015.
==Companies, organizations and individuals mentioned in the picture==
===Companies===
UnitedHealth | AbbVie | KPMG | BUPA | BT | GE Healthcare | PwC | Bridgepoint Capital | Alliance Medical | Care UK | Tunstall Ansel | Circle Holdings | Sodexo | GE Healthcare | McKinsey & Company | Health and Social Care Information Centre | Tribal | Capita | Monitor | Dr Foster Intelligence
===Corporate personnel===
Tony Sampson | Mark Britnell | Gary Belfield | Ian Dalton | Paul Zollinger-Read | Kingsley Manning | David Bennett | Tim Kelsey | Bev Bryant | Simon Stevens | Jim Easton
===PR and lobbying firms===
Hanover Communications | FTI Consulting | APCO Worldwide
===PR and lobbying personnel===
Andrew Harrison | Josh Arnold-Foster
===Government and ex-government===
Alan Milburn | John Reid | Stephen Dorrell | Patricia Hewitt | Ara Darzi | John Hutton
===Governmental bodies===
Department of Health | House of Commons Select Committee on Health
==Resources==
*Tamasin Cave, The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015.
==Notes==
Category:HealthCategory:Healthcare Industry Category:Infographics
The Cutting Edge

==Contributors==
*Edwin Black
*David Horovitz
*James Woolsey - listed as 'now alt energy expert.'
*Abraham H. Foxman
*Gal Luft - listed as 'savvy alt energy expert.'
*Gary Rosenblatt
*Walid Phares
*Armstrong Williams
*Brigitte Gabriel
*Joseph Grieboski
*Martin Barillas - listed as 'editor of Energy Publisher.'
*Marc Rauch
*Rick Shenkman
*Martyn Drakard
*Adam Wallace
*Isi Leibler
==Contact==
*Website: http://www.thecuttingedgenews.com
The website is registered using Register.com, an anonymizing service. 
Category:Israel Lobby
The Daily Express

The Daily Express is a UK national newspaper owned by Richard DesmondMark Sweeney, ABCs: Daily Mail and Star titles are only popular daily risers, The Guardian, 15-January-2010 via Northern and Shell.
==Journalists==
Former staff include:
*Helen Disney 2002-03
*Katy Eustice, media director to Zac Goldsmith in his unsuccessful London mayoral campaign in 2016 and a campaign strategist for CrosbyTextor
==Notes==
Category:Media IndustryCategory:JournalismCategory:NewspapersCategory:Islamophobia in the Media
The Defence Communications Strategy

The Defence Communications Strategy is a document produced by the Directorate General Media and Communications of the Ministry of Defence. It aims to 'enhance the reputation' of the UK Ministry of Defence and Armed Forces 'both internally and externally, through influencing the understanding, activity and perceptions of internal, domestic and international audiences'.Ministry of Defence, Defence Communication Strategy, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 13 February 2008 on 6 April 2018.
It has resulted in what the Ministry of Defence describes as a "daughter document" the Defence Online Engagement Strategy Ministry of Defence, Defence Online Engagement Strategy, accessed 6 Febuary 2009 which is effectively a Ministry of Defence strategy aiming to exploit the emergence of new media and specifically "Web 2.0" for their own purposes, and also to effectively "damage control" any unwanted criticism of the MoD which may filter through this new media 
==Web 2.0==
Web 2.0 refers to the second generation of the internet,after the dot-com bust, with a focus on information sharing and product partially or totally shaped by the users instead of webmasters or publishers. 
It has been described as the following -
"Web 2.0 is about harnessing the potential of the Internet in a more collaborative and peer-to-peer manner with emphasis on social interaction. It has less to do with technology and more to do with a mindset change aimed at facilitating collaborative participation and leveraging the collective intelligence of peers." Infosys Overview of Web 2.0, accessed 13/Febuary/2008
The Ministry of defence is aware of the growing influence of this media, noting in the Defence Online Engagement Strategy that " As audiences for social media grow, we must follow particularly as the importance of the traditional media reduce; thus, the question is not whther to engage, but how." Ministry of Defence, Defence Online Engagement Strategy, accessed 6 Febuary 2009 
==Resources==
*Defence communications: capability; structure; resourcing; and reform
==Notes==
Category:British Propaganda
The Duties of the Individual Zionist

The Duties of the Individual Zionist is name of a policy 'approved at the 28th Zionist congress, which convened in 1972 in Jerusalem.' It was 'approved and adopted as an integral part of the resolutions of the 29th congress, held in February-March 1978 in Jerusalem.' Appendix No. 12 The Duties of the Individual Zionist, Structure of the World Zionist Organization, Likud. Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 5 November 2005.
The text of the resolution is as follows:
:The following obligations stem from the tasks and functions embraced by the Jerusalem Program, as well as from membership in the Zionist Organization:
*To implement aliyah to Israel.
*To be an active member of the Territorial Organization
*To endeavor to implement the program of the Zionist movement.
*To study Hebrew, to give one's children a Jewish education and bring them up towards aliyah and Zionist self-fulfillment.
*To contribute and to be active on behalf of the Zionist Funds and to participate actively in the consolidation of Israel's economy.
*To play an active role in the life of one's community and its institutions, and to endeavor to ensure their democratic nature; to strengthen Zionist influence within the community, and to intensify Jewish education.
*The Zionist Federations shall make every effort to consciousness of these duties in their members and to leaders to set a personal example in their implementation.
==Notes==
The Edrington Group

The Edrington Group Limited is a major Scotch whisky company with expertise in blending, bottling, distributing and marketing. It produces several well-known brands, including The Famous Grouse, one of Scotland's best selling whisky, The Macallan, Highland Park Single Malt, The Glenrothes and Cutty Sark. The company also has a majority stake in Brugal rum, the market leader in the Dominican Republic.
==Foundation==
The company was founded in Glasgow in 1860 by William A. Robertson. The Edrington Group bought Highland Distilleries for £601 million in 1999.
==Origin of Name==
The Robertson sisters established The Robertson Trust, a charitable trust, in May 1961.The Robertson Trust Elspeth, Agnes, and Ethel had inherited from their father William the controlling interest in Robertson & Baxter and Clyde Bonding Company. The business was renamed Edrington after a farm next to their estate in the Scottish Borders. Today The Edrington Group is wholly owned by the Trust. The Trust gave a record £7.4 million to charitable causes last year.
In the New Year Honours 2008, the Edrington Group's chair, John James Griffin Good, was made a Knight Bachelor "for services to Scotland"."Edrington chief knighthood"
==People==
*Matthew Gloag
== Directors ==
Executive Directors
*Sir Ian Good
*Ian Curle
*Richard Hunter
*Bill Farrar
*Graham Hutcheon
*Trina Glan
*Martin Cooke
Non-Executive Directors
*Ronnie Bell
*Callum Barton
==Affiliations==
*Portman Group
*Scotch Whisky Association
*The Robertson Trust
==External links==
*Official website
==Notes==
Category:Alcohol Industry
Category:Alcohol
The Ellen and Gary Davis Foundation

==Affiliations==
*Investigative Project on Terrorism
==Grants==
===2010===
*Anti-Defamation League: $5,000
*American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee: $10,000 The Ellen and Gary Davis Foundation, 990 Form, 2010 
===2011===
*Anti-Defamation League: $5,000
*Investigative Project on Terrorism: $5,000 The Ellen and Gary Davis Foundation, 990 Form, 2011 
===2012===
/
===2013===
*Anti-Defamation League: $2,500
*Aspen Institute: $16,500 The Ellen and Gary Davis Foundation, 990 Form, 2013 
==Notes==
Category:FoundationsCategory:Counterjihad Funders