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UK Cabinet, 12 May 2010

==Cabinet==
*The Rt Hon David Cameron MP - Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service 
*The Rt Hon Nick Clegg MP - Deputy Prime Minister, Lord President of the Council (with special responsibility for political and constitutional reform)
*The Rt Hon William Hague MP - First Secretary of State, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs
*George Osborne MP - Chancellor of the Exchequer
*The Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC MP - Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State for Justice.
*The Rt Hon Theresa May MP - Secretary of State for the Home Department; and Minister for Women and Equalities
*Dr Liam Fox MP - Secretary of State for Defence
*Dr Vincent Cable MP - Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills.
*The Rt Hon Iain Duncan Smith MP - Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
*Chris Huhne MP - Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
*Andrew Lansley CBE MP - Secretary of State for Health
*Michael Gove MP - Secretary of State for Education
*Eric Pickles MP - Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
*Philip Hammond MP - Secretary of State for Transport
*Caroline Spelman MP - Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
*Andrew Mitchell MP - Secretary of State for International Development
*Owen Paterson MP - Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
*Danny Alexander MP - Secretary of State for Scotland (and providing ministerial support to the Deputy Prime Minister in the Cabinet Office)
*Cheryl Gillan MP - Secretary of State for Wales
*Jeremy Hunt MP - Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport
*David Laws MP - Chief Secretary to the Treasury
*The Rt Hon Lord Strathclyde - Leader of the House of Lords, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
*Baroness Warsi - Minister without Portfolio (Minister of State) *UnpaidHer Majesty’s Government, Number10.gov.uk, accessed 12 May 2010.
==Also attending Cabinet meetings==
*The Rt Hon Francis Maude MP - Minister for the Cabinet Office, Paymaster General
*The Rt Hon Oliver Letwin MP - Minister of State – Cabinet Office (providing policy advice to the Prime Minister in the Cabinet Office)
*David Willetts MP - Minister of State (Universities and Science) – Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
*The Rt Hon Sir George Young Bt MP - Leader of the House of Commons, Lord Privy Seal
*The Rt Hon Patrick McLoughlin MP - Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury and Chief WhipHer Majesty’s Government, Number10.gov.uk, accessed 12 May 2010.
==Also invited to attend Cabinet meetings when required==
*Dominic Grieve QC MP - Attorney-GeneralHer Majesty’s Government, Number10.gov.uk, accessed 12 May 2010.
==Notes==
Category:UK Cabinet
UK Cleaning Products Industry Association

==Background==
The UK Cleaning Products Industry Association (UKCPI) is the UK's trade association for companies producing cleaning products.
==People==
*Philip Malpass - Director General
*Steven Stewart - Technical Manager
*Kathryn Dodgson - Personal Assistant / Office Manager
*Eibhlin Boydell - Communications Officer
*Charlotte Salter - Communications Officer
==Contact==
:UK Cleaning Products Industry Association
:1st Floor, Century House,
:Old Mill Place, High Street,
:Tattenhall, Cheshire,
:CH3 9RJ
:Tel: 01829 770055
:http://www.ukcpi.org
==Affiliations==
The UK Cleaning Products Industry Association was a donor to the Science Media Centre in 2005-2009 and 2011-2013 according to the SMC.Data from Internet Archive holdings of the Science Media Centre website, 2002-2013. 
*Apr 2003 http://web.archive.org/web/20030625193943/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/aboutus/fundingsystem.html
*Nov 2003 http://web.archive.org/web/20040214043237/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm
*Oct 2004 http://web.archive.org/web/20041205182639/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm ; and http://web.archive.org/web/20051029205959/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm
*Nov 2005 http://web.archive.org/web/20051227000834/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm
*Apr 2006 http://web.archive.org/web/20060910221525/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm
*Feb 2007 http://web.archive.org/web/20070829210611/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/funding.htm
*Jul 2008 http://web.archive.org/web/20081202143334/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
*May 2009 http://web.archive.org/web/20090830202526/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
*Jun 2011 http://web.archive.org/web/20110807075127/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
*Aug 2012 http://web.archive.org/web/20120922235445/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
*Aug 2013 Science Media Centre, 'Funding' August 2013 screengrab of http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/about-us/funding/, taken 16 August 2013.
==Notes==
Category: Trade AssociationCategory:Science Media Centre
UK Detention Services

UK Detention Services Ltd (UKDS) was set up in 1987 as a joint venture between the Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), and the construction firms Sir Robert McAlpine and Sons Ltd and John Mowlem & Co. Both Sir Robert McAlpine and Mowlem were regular corporate donors to the Conservative Party. UKDS has run prisons and immigration detention centres in Britain.Stephen Nathan, Prison Privatization in the United Kingdom, Capitalist Punishment, Zed Books, 2003, p164 
==Lobbying history==
In 1986, the parliamentary Home Affairs Select Committee examined prisons in England and Wales, and made a trip to the US. The Committee visited two jails there run by CCA. This experience spurred the Committee to recommend that “the Home Office should, as an experiment, enable private sector companies to tender for the construction and management of custodial institutions.”Stephen Nathan, Prison Privatization in the United Kingdom, Capitalist Punishment, Zed Books, 2003, p163 
UKDS lobbied the British government to privatise prisons, signing a memorandum in January 1988 agreeing to “promote the design, financing, construction and management by private contractors of prisons and remand facilities in the United Kingdom”.Stephen Nathan, Prison Privatization in the United Kingdom, Capitalist Punishment, Zed Books, 2003, p164 
==Sodexho takeover and re-branding==
In 1996, CCA took total ownership of UKDS, and immediately sold a 50% share to French multi-national Sodexho. In September 2000, Sodexho bought CCA's share of UKDS.Stephen Nathan, Prison Privatization in the United Kingdom, Capitalist Punishment, Zed Books, 2003, p167 Sodexho renamed UKDS as Kalyx in 2006. The company said: “Kalyx is derived from the botanical term calyx, which is the whorl of leaves, or sepals, forming the protective covering of a flower bud. It is a symbolic representation of protection and care and it can also be associated with growth of the individual and strength – all attributes for which we are known and respected.” Prison Privatisation in Scotland, Scottish Consortium on Crime and Criminal Justice, December 2006, p4
==Harmondsworth immigration detention centre==
UKDS was awarded an eight year contract to run Harmondsworth IRC in 2000, and commenced operating the detention centre in September 2001.'Memorandum submitted by UK Detention Services', Parliamentary Select Committee on Home Affairs, January 2003
==Notes==
Category:Security Industry
Category:UK Immigration Detention Contractors
Category:Detention Industry
UK Drug Policy Commission

==People==
===COMMISSIONERS===
* Dame Ruth Runciman (Chair).
* Professor Baroness Haleh Afshar OBE
* Professor Colin Blakemore FRS
* David Blakey CBE QPM
* Annette Dale-Perera
* Daniel Finkelstein OBE
* Baroness Finlay of Llandaff
* Jeremy Hardie CBE
* Professor Lord Kamlesh Patel OBE
* Professor Alan Maynard
* Adam Sampson
* Professor John Strang
* Dawn Austwick OBE (Observer). 
===TRUSTEES===
* Shona Beaton (Chair of trustees).
* Jan King, Independent Consultant. 
===FULL-TIME STAFF===
* Roger Howard is Chief Executive.
* Nicola Singleton is Director of Policy & Research.
* Ben Lynam is Head of Communications.
* Roderick Montgomery is Office Manager.About UKDPC, accessed 31 March 2008
==Notes==
UK Friends of Yeshivas Mekor Chaim

UK Friends of Yeshivas Mekor Chaim is a UK registered charity (no. 1111779). According to the UK Charity Commission, the charity exists to provide support to the Mekor Chaim yeshiva.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 7 July 2015. The yeshiva is based in the illegal settlement of Kfar Etzion in the occupied West Bank.Yeshivas Mekor Chaim Website Contact Us. Accessed 7 July 2015. B'Tselem Website Settlements. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==History==
The organisation became a registered charity in 2005.Charity Commission Website Charity Framework. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2010 and 2014 the charity spent £81,092.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 7 July 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa July 2015===
Eli Lobenstein | Kayla Grynhaus
==Contact==
Address circa July 2015:
:Rabbi David Grynhaus
:11 Leabourne Road
:London
:N16 6SU
:Phone: 0208 8006313
:Email: eli@gjhs.org.uk
==Notes==
Category:Israel
UK Government Special Advisers 1997-2001

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==Labour Government==
In April 2006, the GMB commissioned a report outlining the career trajectories of former Labour Special Advisers, which observed that:
::It is rare that a Special Adviser from the early years of the Labour Government is not now benefiting from that special relationship with the Government. Their biographies often emphasise the role that they had, and note that the role has given them significantly advantageous access to knowledge about Government workings, leading to business and policy opportunities.Info-Dynamics Research, "Where are they now? The 1997/1998 Special Advisers to the Labour Government", GMB: April 2006 Briefing, p4, accessed 12.09.10
===Special advisers to Labour by year===
*UK Government Special Advisers 1997 Labour
==Contact, Resources, Notes==
===Resources===
*Where are they now? The 1997/1998 Special Advisers to the Labour Government
===Notes===
Back to UK Government Special Advisers
Category:UK Civil ServiceCategory:Special Advisers
UK Government Special Advisers 1997 Labour

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==Special Advisers to the Labour Government 1997-1999==
In April 2006, the GMB commissioned a report outlining the career trajectories of former Labour Special AdvisersInfo-Dynamics Research, "Where are they now? The 1997/1998 Special Advisers to the Labour Government", April 2006 Briefing for GMB, p4, accessed 12.09.10. These individuals (whose names were listed in Hansard Written Replies 1997-1999) are as follows:
===Paid advisers===
====The Prime Minister====
Tim Allan | Dr. Iain Anderson | Alastair Campbell | Hillary Coffman | Kate Garvey | Robert Hill | Anji Hunter | Peter Hyman | Roger Liddle | Liz Lloyd | Pat McFadden | David Miliband | Fiona Millar |Geoff Mulgan | Geoffrey Norris | Jonathan Powell | Roz Preston | Lance Price | James Purnell | Derek Scott
====Chief Whip====
Sue Jackson | Kieran Simpson
====Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food====
Cathy McGlynn | Nicci Russell | Tim Walker
====Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport====
Andrew Burnham | Julian Eccles | John Newbigin
====Secretary of State for Defence====
Bernard Gray | Alasdair McGowan
====Secretary of State for Education and Employment====
Lisa Barclay | Hilary Benn | Tom Bentley | Sophie Linden | Nick Pearce | Conor Ryan
====Deputy Prime Minister====
Paul Hackett | Joan Hammell | Darren Murphy
====Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs====
David Clark | Andrew Hood
====Secretary of State for Health====
Joe McCrea | Simon Stevens
====Secretary of State for the Home Department====
Ruth Allen | Ed Owen | Justin Russell | Norman Warner
====Secretary of State for International Development====
Jessica Crowe | Daniel Harris | David Mepham | Dee Sullivan
====Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Lords====
Marianne Morris | Damien Welfare
====Secretary of State for Northern Ireland====
Anna Healy | Nigel Warner
====Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster====
James Cornford | Andrew Lappin
====President of the Council====
Keith Hellawell | Ian McKenzie | Michael Trace
====Secretary of State for Scotland====
Wendy Alexander | Murray Elder | David Whitton
====Secretary of State for Social Security====
Elsbeth Johnson | Liz Kendall | John McTernan
====President of the Board of Trade====
Dan Corry | Sheila Watson
====Minister of Transport====
Kate Davies | Tony Grayling | Richard Olszewski
====Chancellor of the Exchequer====
Ed Balls | Paul Gregg | Chris Wales | Charlie Whelan
====Chief Secretary====
Andrew Maugham | Ed Miliband
====Secretary of State for Wales====
John Adams | Julie Crowley | Huw Roberts | Gareth Williams
===Unpaid advisers===
====Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for Education and Employment====
Dennis Stevenson
====Deputy Prime Minister====
David Taylor
====President of the Board of Trade====
Lord Hollick
====Minister without Portfolio====
Benjamin Wegg-Prosser
====Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs====
David Mathieson
====Chancellor of the Exchequer====
Spencer Livermore | Sue Nye
==Notes==
Category:UK Civil Service
Back to UK Government Special Advisers 1997-2001
UK Government Special Advisers 2009 Labour

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==List of Special advisers - 16 July 2009==
Gordon Brown gave the following list of special advisers to Parliament on 16 July 2009:
===The Prime Minister===
Greg Beales | Theo Bertram | Nicola Burdett | Nick Butler | Konrad Caulkett | Matt Cavanagh | Brendan Cox | Dan Corry | Colin Currie | Patrick Diamond | Michael Dugher | Justin Forsyth | Stuart Hudson | Michael Jacobs | Gavin Kelly | Richard Lloyd | Kirsty McNeill | David Muir | Sue Nye | Nick Pearce | Lisa Perrin | Wilf Stevenson | Anthony Vigor | Stewart Wood | John Woodcock
===Minister for Cabinet Office and the Olympics and Paymaster General===
Robert Philpot
===Chief Whip (Commons) and Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury===
Gary Follis | Luke Sullivan
===Chief Whip (Lords)===
Ben Coffman | Sue Jackson
===First Secretary of State, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills and Lord President of the Council===
Geoffrey Norris | Patrick Loughran
===Minister of State (Business)===
Matt Cooke
===Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families===
Francine Bates | Alex Belardinelli
===Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government===
Ann Rossiter | Jake Sumner
===Minister of State (Housing)===
Ian Parker
===Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport===
Philip French | Lenny Shallcross
===Secretary of State for Defence===
Alaina Macdonald | Andrew Bagnall
===Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change===
Polly Billington | Tom Restrick
===Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs===
Wesley Ball | Beatrice Stern
===Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs===
Madlin Sadler | Sarah Schaefer (job share)
===Secretary of State for Health===
Katie Myler
===Secretary of State for the Home Department===
Clare Montagu | Mario Dunn
===Leader of the House of Commons, Lord Privy Seal and Minister for Women and Equality===
Ayesha Hazarika | Anna Healy
===Leader of the House of Lords, and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster===
Philip Bassett | Jonathan Pearse
===Secretary of State for International Development===
Richard Darlington | Stephen Doughty
===Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice===	
Mark Davies | Declan McHugh
===Secretary of State for Northern Ireland===	
Oonagh Blackman
===Secretary of State for Scotland===	
John McTernan | Tom Greatrex
===Secretary of State for Transport===	
Claire MacAleese | David Learn
===Chancellor of the Exchequer===	
Sam White | Catherine MacLeod
===Chief Secretary===	
Tony Danker | David Mills | Graham Dale
===Secretary of State for Wales===	
Andrew Bold | Dan Lodge
===Secretary of State for Work and Pensions===	
Will McDonald | Eleanor Wilcox
In addition, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has appointed Torsten Henricson-Bell and Geoffrey Spence to the Council of Economic Advisers.Special Advisers - Prime Minister - Written answers and statements, 16 July 2009, They Work For You.com, accessed 20 July 2009.
==Notes==
Category:UK Civil Service
Back to UK Government Special Advisers 2005-2010
UK Government Special Advisers 2010 Conservative/Liberal Democrat Coalition

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==Special Advisors to the Liberal-Conservative Coalition Government 2010==
The UK government spent £6.8 million on special advisors in the Financial Year 2009-2010. This page lists the current governments special advisors, by department as of June 2010.Written Ministerial Statement, List of Special Advisors, Prime Minister, 10-June-2010
===Prime Minister===
Andy Coulson | Edward Llewellyn | Kate Fall | Jonny Oates | Gabby Bertin | Tim Chatwin | Steve Hilton | Polly Mackenzie | Henry Macrory | James O'Shaughnessy | Liz Sugg | Peter Campbell | Sean Kemp | Gavin Lockhart | Michael Salter | Rohan Silva | Sean Worth | James McGrory
===Deputy Prime Minister===
Lena Pietsch | Richard Reeves | Alison Suttie | Chris Saunders
===Secretary of State===
Arminka Helic | Denzil Davidson
===Chancellor===
Rupert Harrison | Eleanor Shawcross | Ramesh Chhabra | Poppy Mitchell-Rose
===Lord Chancellor, Secretary of State for Justice===
David Hass | Kathryn Laing
===Home Office===
Fiona Cunningham | Nick Timothy
===Defence===
Luke Coffey | Oliver Waghorn
===Business Innovation & Skills===
Katie Waring | Giles Wilkes
===Work and Pensions===
Susie Squire | Philippa Stroud
===Energy and Climate Change===
Duncan Brack | Joel Kenrick
===Health===
Jenny Parsons
===Education===
Henry de Zoete | Elena Narozanski
===Communities and Local Government===
Giles Kenningham | Sheridan Westlake
===Transport===
Sian Jones | Paul Stephenson
===Environment Food & Rural Affairs===
Simon Cawte | Will Littlejohn
===International Development===
Phillipa Buckley | Richard Parr
===Northern Ireland===
Jonathan Caine
===Scotland===
Willie Rennie
===Wales===
===Culture, Media, the Olympics & Sport===
Sue Beeby | Adam Smith
===Chief Secretary===
Will De Peyer
===Minister Without Portfolio===
===Leader of the House of Lords===
Flo Coleman
===Cabinet Office, Paymaster General===
Laura Trott
===Minister of State Cabinet Office===
Martha Varney
===Minister of State, Universities & Business===
Nick Hillman
===Leader of the House of Commons===
Robert Riddell
===Chief Whip===
Chris White | Ben Williams
==Notes==
Back to UK Government Special Advisers
Category:UK Civil Service
UK India Business Council

The UK India Business Council (UKIBC) is a business-led organisation aimed at increasing trade and investment between the UK and India. It was previously known as The Indo British Partnership Network.
==People==
Board membership:UKIBC Board], accessed 1 December 2011
:Patricia Hewitt, chair | Clive Barton | Phillip Bouverat (Serco) | Graham Cartledge CBE (JCB) | Rhian Chilcott (Benoy) | Miles Cowdry (CBI) | Chris Francis (Rolls Royce) | Anthony Good | Thomas Harris (Cox and Kings) | Martin Harman (Standard Chartered Capital Markets) | Syed Anwar Hasan (Pinsent Masons) | Matthew Kirk (Tata) | Lucy Neville-Rolfe (Vodafone) | Roy Newey (Tesco) | Alpesh Patel (A4e) | Mukesh Rajani (Praefinium) | Neville Reyner (Pricewaterhouse Coopers) | Rod Smith (British Chambers of Commerce) | Judith Unwin (Edexcel) | Shai Vyakarnam (BNP Paribas) | Mark Walport (University of Cambridge) | Graham Ward (Wellcome Trust) | Martin Webster (Independent Commission for Aid Impact) | Pinsent Masons
==Funding==
*UKIBC receives its funding from the Department for UK Trade and Investment (UKTI)About UKIBC, UKIBC homepage, accessed 1 December 2011
==Contact==
:Address: 
::Floor 12
::Millbank Tower
::21-24 Millbank
::London
::SW1P 4QP
:Phone: +44 (0)20 7592 3040 
:Email: enquiries@ukibc.com
:Website: www.ukibc.com
==Resources==
Duedil: UK India Business Council profile
==Notes==
Category:Mining and Metals:Lobbyists
Category:Mining and Metals:Mining and Metals: Public Relations
Category:Mining and Metals
UK Noise Association

The UK Noise Association (based in Broken Wharf House) describe themselves as, "a campaigning organisation only. The UK Noise Association brings together a unique coalition of key organisations lobbying on different aspects of noise.
*Traffic noise
*Aircraft noise
*Neighbourhood noise
*Piped Music
*Low Frequency noise
*Firework noise
Its members include leading experts in the field, as well as individuals who are suffering particular noise problems."UK Noise Association, Home, accessed 16 Feb 2010
==Contact==
===Website===
http://www.ukna.org.uk/
===Address===
:2nd Floor, 
:Broken Wharf House, 
:2 Broken Wharf, 
:London, 
:EC4V 3DT. 
:tel - 020 7329 0774, 
:email - info@ukna.org.ukIndustrial Wind Action Group, Location, Location, Location- An investigation into wind farms and noise by The Noise Association, accessed 16 Feb 2010
==Notes==
UK Public Health Association

UK Public Health Association (UKPHA) is a 'unifying and powerful voice for the public's health and well being in the UK, focusing on the need to eliminate inequalities in health, promote sustainable development and combat anti-health forces.' Home UKPHA, accessed 2 April 2015 
The association looks to promote the development of healthy public policy at all levels of government and across all sectors, through acting as an information platform. They support those working in public health both professionally and in a voluntary capacity. 
==UKPHA Core Principles==
*Combating health inequalities - working for a fairer, more equitable and healthier society
*Promoting Sustainable Development - ensuring healthy environments for future generations
*Challenging anti-health forces - promoting health-sustaining production, consumption and employment. Collaborating with businesses to promote socially responsible and healthy products and services About Us UKPHA, accessed 2 April 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Food NGO's and Consumer groups
UK Renewables

==Background==
UK Renewables is the brand under which PERA, in association with BVG Associates deliver supply chain and trade promotion activity on behalf of the Renewables Deployment Team within the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC). (See presentation in 'publications' section to get an idea of the companies they associate and work with/for).
===Publications===
===Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Energy Category:Climate Change Category:Climate: Energy Category:Climate Category:Climate: Energy Industry
UK Representative in Northern Ireland

The post of UK Representative in Northern Ireland was created in 1969 to represent the views of the British Government to the Northern Ireland Government, to report to the Home Secretary on views of Northern Ireland ministers and on the situation in Northern Ireland, and to liaise with the General Officer Commanding on matters of internal security. It was in existence until the advent of direct rule in 1972.UK Representative and Northern Ireland Office: Registered Files (UKR series), National Archives, accessed 7 March 2015.
==UK Representatives==
*Oliver Wright
*Ronnie Burroughs
*Howard SmithUK Representative and Northern Ireland Office: Registered Files (UKR series), National Archives, accessed 7 March 2015.
==Notes==
Category:Northern Ireland