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IPO Directory (White Book) The White Book September 2009 The White Book September 2009 Contacts in government departments and agencies 298317/September 2009 Some things work better toge ther Like you and us. The Central Office of Information (COI) works with government and the public sector to help make communications and marketing more effective. We can advise on everything from appointing a supplier to understanding how to engage audiences and make a difference. To find out how you and COI can work better together, call 0300 1234 777 or email [email protected] YOU AND COI 2009 PLANT AND WATERING CAN 24013461 adapt 210x148mm 27/8/09 COI 24013461_210x148 The White Book is a contacts book listing communications staff in government departments and agencies, including those of the London, Scottish, Welsh and Northern Ireland Assemblies, and regulators. It includes staff working in marketing, internal communications, stakeholder relations and digital media as well as press officers. It also includes communications staff from other organisations such as the TUC, CBI, Metropolitan Police, Association of Chief Police Officers and the BBC. The book is published twice yearly by the Central Office of Information (COI). � It is designed to help journalists and the staff of the organisations listed. It is available for an annual subscription of £20. � Whilst every effort is taken to ensure the accuracy of the information in this book, the Central Office of Information (COI) does not accept responsibility for any errors that have occurred. Should you find any errors, or information that is misleading, please advise editorial at [email protected]. � Requests for copies should Editorial enquiries to: be made to: The White Book Publications (The White Book) PO Box 2004 Central Office of Information Burgess Hill Hercules House West Sussex Hercules Road RH15 8WU London Tel: 01444 243691 SE1 7DU This book is available as a searchable interactive .pdf file from the Internet at www.coi.gov.uk/twb You must input the username twb and the password chronicle when prompted. Government Telecommunications Network (GTN): GTN numbers are given in this book as a reminder to civil servants that private circuits or tie-lines exist between some government offices. Instructions on this system are given in GTN Dialling Codes directory. Contact your local Office Services Branch if in doubt. This publication is sold on the express understanding that content will not be used for mailing or marketing purposes. ISSN No: 1755-2591 © Crown copyright 2009 1 INDEX ­ 8­ 11­MILLION­–­led­by­the­Children’s­Commissioner­for­England ­ 8­ Acas ­ 9­ Advantage­West­Midlands ­ 9­ Arts­Council­England ­ 9­ Asset­Recovery­Working­Group­(ARWG) 10­ Association­of­Chief­Police­Officers­of­England,­Wales­and­Northern­Ireland­(ACPO) 10­ Attorney­General’s­Office 10­ Audit­Commission 11­ Bank­of­England 12­ Big­Lottery­Fund 13­ Biotechnology­and­Biological­Sciences­Research­Council 13­ Boundary­Commission­for­England­ 13­ Boundary­Commission­for­Wales 14­ British­Board­of­Film­Classification­(BBFC) 14­ British­Broadcasting­Corporation­(BBC) 15­ British­Chambers­of­Commerce­(BCC) 15­ British­Council 16­ British­Film­Institute 16­ British­Library 16­ British­Museum 17­ British­National­Space­Centre 17­ British­Transport­Police 18­ British­Waterways 18­ BSI­Group­(British­Standards­Institution) 18­ Buckingham­Palace­Press­Office 19­ Business,­Innovation­and­Skills,­Department­for­(BIS) 23­ Cabinet­Office 25­ Care­Council­for­Wales/Cyngor­Gofal­Cymru 25­ Care­Quality­Commission 26­ CBI­(Confederation­of­British­Industry) 27­ Central­Office­of­Information­(COI) 35­ Certification­Office­for­Trade­Unions­and­Employers’­Associations 35­ Charity­Commission 36­ Child­Exploitation­and­Online­Protection­(CEOP)­Centre 36­ Child­Maintenance­and­Enforcement­Commission 36­ Children­and­Family­Court­Advisory­and­Support­Service­(Cafcass) 37­ Children,­Schools­and­Families,­Department­for 40­ Children’s­Workforce­Development­Council­(CWDC) 40­ Civil­Aviation­Authority 41­ Clarence­House 41­ Commission­for­Rural­Communities 41­ Committee­on­Standards­in­Public­Life 42­ Commonwealth­Secretariat 42­ Communications,­Office­of­(Ofcom) 42­ Communities­and­Local­Government,­Department­for 46­ Companies­House 46­ Competition­Commission 46­ Consumer­Council­for­Water 46­ Countryside­Council­for­Wales­–­Cyngor­Cefn­Gwlad­Cymru 47­ Courts­Service,­HM­(England­and­Wales) 47­ Crafts­Council 48­ Criminal­Cases­Review­Commission 48­ Criminal­Injuries­Compensation­Authority 48­ Criminal­Justice­Reform,­Office­for­(OCJR) 49­ Crown­Office­and­Procurator­Fiscal­Service 49­ Crown­Prosecution­Service­(CPS) 50­ CSSC­Sports­&­Leisure­(Civil­Service­Sports­Council) 51­ Culture,­Media­and­Sport,­Department­for­ 52­ Defence­Estates 53­ Defence,­Ministry­of­(MOD) 65­ Defence­Science­and­Technology­Laboratory­(Dstl) 66­ Defence­Support­Group­(DSG)­ 66­ Design­Council 66­ Directgov 67­ Disability­Issues,­Office­for­(ODI) 68­ Drinking­Water­Inspectorate 68­ East­Midlands­Development­Agency 68­ East­Midlands­Regional­Assembly 68­ East­of­England­Development­Agency 69­ ECGD­–­the­UK­Export­Credit­Agency 3 INDEX ­ 69­ Economic­and­Social­Research­Council ­ 69­ Education,­Children’s­Services­and­Skills,­Office­for­Standards­in­(Ofsted) ­ 70­ Electoral­Commission ­ 70­ Energy­and­Climate­Change,­Department­of ­ 71­ Engineering­and­Physical­Sciences­Research­Council ­ 72­ English­Heritage ­ 72­ Environment­Agency ­ 74­ Environment,­Food­and­Rural­Affairs,­Department­for ­ 78­ Equality­and­Human­Rights­Commission­(EHRC) ­ 79­ Equality­Commission­for­Northern­Ireland ­ 79­ European­Bank­for­Reconstruction­and­Development ­ 79­ European­Commission­(UK­Offices) ­ 80­ European­Medicines­Agency­(EMEA) ­ 81­ European­Parliament­UK­Office ­ 81­ Fair­Access,­Office­for­(OFFA) ­ 81­ Fair­Trading,­Office­of ­ 82­ Financial­Services­Authority ­ 83­ Financial­Services­Compensation­Scheme ­ 83­ Food­Standards­Agency ­ 86­ Foreign­and­Commonwealth­Office ­ 90­ Forensic­Science­Service ­ 90­ Forestry­Commission ­ 91­ Gambling­Commission ­ 91­ Gas­and­Electricity­Markets,­Office­of­(Ofgem) ­ 92­ General­Social­Care­Council­(GSCC) ­ 92­ Government­Commerce,­Office­of­(OGC) ­ 94­ Government­Communication ­ 95­ Government­Communications­Headquarters­(GCHQ) ­ 95­ Government­Equalities­Office ­ 96­ Government­Office­Network ­ 98­ Government­Skills ­ 98­ Health­and­Safety­Executive 100­ Health,­Department­of 107­ Health­Protection­Agency­(HPA) 109­ Heritage­Lottery­Fund 109­ Higher­Education­Funding­Council­for­England 109­ Highways­Agency 111­ Historic­Royal­Palaces 112­ Historic­Scotland 112­ Home­Office 114­ Homes­and­Communities­Agency 114­ Human­Fertilisation­and­Embryology­Authority 114­ Human­Genetics­Commission­(HGC) 115­ Human­Tissue­Authority ­ Identity­&­Passport­Service­–­see­Home­Office 115­ Immigration­Services­Commissioner,­Office­of­the­(OISC) 115­ Independent­Complaints­Reviewer­to­Land­Registry,­National­Archives,­Charity­Commission,­ Tenant­Services­Authority,­Homes­and­Communities­Agency,­the­Audit­Commission­and­the­ Youth­Justice­Agency­of­Northern­Ireland 116­ Independent­Police­Complaints­Commission­(IPCC) 116­ Information­Commissioner’s­Office 117­ Insolvency­Service 117­ Inspectorate­of­Constabulary,­HM­(HMIC) 117­ Intellectual­Property­Office 118­ International­Development,­Department­for­(DFID) 119­ Invest­Northern­Ireland­(Invest­NI) 120­ Joint­Nature­Conservation­Committee­(JNCC) 120­ Judicial­Appointments­Board­for­Scotland 120­ Judicial­Appointments­Commission 120­ Judicial­Communications­Office­for­England­and­Wales 121­ Judiciary­in­Scotland 121­ Justice,­Ministry­of 125­ Land­Registry 126­ Law­Commission 126­ Leader­of­the­House­of­Commons,­Office­of­the 127­ Learndirect 127­ Learning­and­Skills­Council 127­ Learning­and­Skills­Improvement­Service­(LSIS) 128­ Legal­Services­Commission 128­ Local­Administration­in­England,­Commission­for­(Local­Government­Ombudsman) 128­ Local­Government­Association 4 Supporting Government Communicators The Government Communication Network (GCN) is the network for all professional communicators working in government. GCN members have access to: l Communications vacancies l Propriety guidance and advice for across government government communicators l The Knowledge bank provides access l Free events and seminars to the Engage strategic communication highlighting best practice inside principles and programme, best and outside of government practice communications guides, l Courses and other training opportunities case studies and tools. As a wiki the Knowledge Bank offers members l Core skills framework for government the opportunity to contribute communicators and the Evolve personal development tool. l Networks and community tools (including discussion forums and document sharing) To discover what the GCN can do for you visit www.civilservice.gov.uk/comms and register now. The network is open to all civil servants who mainly work in communications. This includes communicators who work in government > departments, agencies or non-departmental > public bodies. Civil servants employed in non- communications roles may register on the website to access communication guidance. > INDEX 128­ Local­Government­Boundary­Commission­for­Wales 129­ Local­Government­Information­Unit 129­ London­Assembly 130­ London­Development­Agency 130­ London­TravelWatch 130­ LSN­(formerly­Learning­and­Skills­Network) 131­ Manpower­Economics,­Office­of 131­ Medical­Research­Council 131­ Medicines­and­Healthcare­Products­Regulatory­Agency­(MHRA)
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