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EVENTS and FUNCTION BOOKING DATA, 01 AUGUST 2016 to 31 EVENTS and FUNCTION BOOKING DATA, 01 AUGUST 2016 to 31 JULY 2017 Sponsor Date On Behalf Of EventName Type Venue Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP 07/10/2016 Diane Abbott Foundation, The The London Schools and Black Child Awards 2016 Reception Members' DR, Terrace Pavilion Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP 12/01/2017 Elevation Networks Trust #1000 and Beyond - Elevation Networks Reception Attlee Suite Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP 26/01/2017 Sickle Cell Society Sickle Cell Society Reception Attlee Suite Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP 15/03/2017 Centre for Kurdish Progress Centre for Kurdish Progress Newroz Reception Reception Attlee Suite Ms Debbie Abrahams MP 25/04/2017 College of Optometrists, The Parliamentary Reception on Dementia and Visual Impairment Reception Macmillan Suite Mr Nigel Adams MP 06/09/2016 APPG - Biomass APPG Biomass Summer Reception Reception Dining Room A Mr Nigel Adams MP 13/12/2016 UK Music APPG on Music Christmas Lunch Lunch Dining Room B Mr Nigel Adams MP 27/02/2017 Sky UK Protecting Intellectual Property Lunch Dining Room B The Rt Hon The Lord Addington of Addington 05/07/2017 Commons and Lords Rugby Union Club (RUFC) Commons and Lords RUFC Annual Dinner Dinner Churchill Room The Rt Hon The Lord Adebowale of Thornes 11/05/2017 Social Enterprise UK Buy Social Corporate Challenge Year Two Reception Terrace Pavilion Mr Adam Afriyie MP 23/02/2017 Academy for Chief Executives Academy for Chief Executives Annual Westminster Event Dinner Members' DR; Strangers' DR Mr Adam Afriyie MP 28/06/2017 Innovate Finance Innovate Finance Parliamentary Summer Reception Breakfast Terrace Pavilion Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh OBE (MP) 25/01/2017 British Youth Council British Youth Council Parliamentary Reception Tea Dining Room A Mr Peter Aldous MP 25/10/2016 Seajacks UK Ltd Seajacks Parliamentary Dinner Dinner Dining Room C Mr Peter Aldous MP 31/10/2016 County Councils Network (CCN) APPG County Parliamentary Reception Reception Terrace Pavilion Mr Peter Aldous MP 03/11/2016 Give Us A Chance Give us a chance - Annual Reception Reception Terrace Pavilion Mr Peter Aldous MP 07/11/2016 Viridor Viridor Parliamentary Dinner Dinner Dining Room B Mr Peter Aldous MP 14/11/2016 National Housing Federation (NFA) National Housing Federation Reception Tea Terrace Pavilion Mr Peter Aldous MP 17/11/2016 New Economics Foundation (NEF) Bluenewdeal Action Plan Launch Event Reception Thames Pavilion Mr Peter Aldous MP 14/12/2016 Renewable Energy Association (REA) APPG on Energy Storage Winter Parliamentary Reception Reception Dining Room A Mr Peter Aldous MP 27/06/2017 Statoil UK Ltd Statoil Energy Perspectives 2017 Breakfast Dining Room A Mr Peter Aldous MP 29/06/2017 Committee on Climate Change UK Progress on Tackling Climate Change - Independent Assessment Seminar Attlee Suite Mr Peter Aldous MP 17/07/2017 Sustainability Hub Vision10 Launch Reception Attlee Suite Ms Heidi Alexander MP 16/11/2016 Meningitis Now Meningitis Now Reception Reception Dining Room A Ms Heidi Alexander MP 24/01/2017 Whitehouse Consultancy, The LIFT Council Reception Reception Churchill Room Ms Rushanara Ali MP 01/11/2016 London's Air Ambulance London's Air Ambulance Parliamentary Reception Tea Terrace Pavilion Ms Rushanara Ali MP 08/11/2016 upRising Leadership One Million Mentors Dinner Dinner Churchill Room; Thames Pavilion Ms Rushanara Ali MP 05/07/2017 Catch22 Realising Ambition - End of Programme Celebration Event Reception Churchill Room Mr Graham Allen (MP) 21/09/2016 Early Intervention Foundation (EIF) Early Intervention Foundation Network for the 12 Local Family Office Areas Seminar Macmillan Suite Mr Graham Allen (MP) 28/03/2017 National Association of Local Councils (NALC) NALC Council Seminar Macmillan Suite Mr Graham Allen (MP) 30/03/2017 Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) FNP 10 Year Celebration Reception Attlee Suite Ms Heidi Allen MP 29/06/2017 Trussell Trust, The Launch of University of Oxford Research on FoodBank Use Breakfast Thames Pavilion The Rt Hon The Lord Alton of Liverpool KCSG KCMCO 02/11/2016 Caritas Social Action Network (CSAN) CSAN Reception to highlight homelessness Reception Terrace Pavilion Sir David Amess MP 06/09/2016 Fire Sector Federation (FSF) 350th Commemoration of the Great Fire of London Reception Terrace Pavilion Sir David Amess MP 14/11/2016 Caravan Club, The The Caravan Club Reception Tea Members' DR Sir David Amess MP 16/11/2016 Incisive Business Media Ltd Gold Standard Awards Reception Churchill Room Sir David Amess MP 08/02/2017 Safer Medicines Trust Launch of Alliance for Human Relevant Science Reception Dining Room A Sir David Amess MP 09/02/2017 APPG - Fire Safety Rescue APPFSRG - Fire Sector Federation Forum Reception Macmillan Suite Sir David Amess MP 21/03/2017 Consensus Action on Salt and health Salt Awareness Week 2017 Reception Terrace Pavilion Sir David Amess MP 26/04/2017 1912 Club 1912 Club Dinner Dinner Thames Pavilion; Dining Room A Sir David Amess MP 05/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Industry and Parliament Trust Breakfast Breakfast Dining Room B Sir David Amess MP 10/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Industry and Parliament Trust Dinner Dinner Dining Room B Sir David Amess MP 11/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Industry and Parliament Trust Breakfast Breakfast Dining Room B Sir David Amess MP 11/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Innovate UK Catapult Centre Drop-in Reception Reception Thames Pavilion Sir David Amess MP 12/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Brexit and the Future of Financial Services Breakfast Dining Room B Sir David Amess MP 19/07/2017 Industry and Parliament Trust (IPT) Bank of England's New £10 Note Reception Macmillan Suite Mr Stuart Andrew MP 13/09/2016 British Heart Foundation (BHF) Launch for report on Living with Heart Failure Tea Strangers' DR Mr Stuart Andrew MP 12/10/2016 Leeds Trinity University 50 Years of Leeds Trinity University Tea Terrace Pavilion Mr Stuart Andrew MP 07/02/2017 Together For Short Lives For the 49,000: Helping Seriously Ill Children and Young People to Access Palliative Care Tea Members' DR Mr Stuart Andrew MP 22/03/2017 British Heart Foundation (BHF) APPG on Heart Disease Event on Inherited Conditions Seminar Macmillan Suite Ms Caroline Ansell (MP) 31/10/2016 Cobb PR Crisis Management Seminar Reception Dining Room B Ms Caroline Ansell (MP) 18/04/2017 Eastbourne Chamber of Commerce Eastbourne Chamber of Commerce Seminar Macmillan Suite Mr Simon Armitage 24/10/2016 Education Committee (HoC) Education Committee Engagement Event Seminar Macmillan Suite Mr Jonathan Ashworth MP 20/03/2017 GMB (Midland and East Coast Region) Dying to Work Campaign Parliamentary Reception Tea Thames Pavilion Mr Ian Austin MP 23/11/2016 Gordon Moody Association Gordon Moody Annual Reception Reception Strangers' DR Mr Ian Austin MP 18/01/2017 Holocaust Educational Trust (HET) Holocaust Educational Trust Film Screening Reception Macmillan Suite Mr Ian Austin MP 08/02/2017 Wizo UK Olive Tree Project - WIZOUK Reception Strangers' DR Mr Ian Austin MP 28/02/2017 Drayton Manor Park Ltd Heart of England Attractions Reception Dining Room A Mr Richard Bacon MP 23/01/2017 Aviva Plc Aviva Annual Reception Reception Terrace Pavilion Mr Richard Bacon MP 07/03/2017 Britannia Fire Ltd Britannia Fire Ltd Reception Dining Room B Mr Adrian Bailey MP 22/02/2017 Aluminium Federation Ltd (ALFED) Aluminium Federation Parliamentary Breakfast Briefing Breakfast Dining Room B Mr Steve Baker MP 19/10/2016 European Research Group (ERG) Breakfast Briefing Breakfast Dining Room D Mr Steve Baker MP 15/11/2016 FairLife Foundation Fairlife Charity Seminar Attlee Suite Mr Steve Baker MP 30/11/2016 European Research Group (ERG) European Research Group Breakfast Dining Room D Mr Steve Baker MP 21/03/2017 Cinnamon Network Friends of Cinnamon Drinks Reception Reception Churchill Room Mr Steve Baker MP 14/06/2017 European Research Group (ERG) European Research Group Breakfast Thames Pavilion The Rt Hon The Lord Baker of Dorking CH PC 08/11/2016 EDGE Foundation Edge Event Lunch Dining Room D The Rt Hon The Lord Baker of Dorking CH PC 07/12/2016 EDGE Foundation Edge Lunch for Parliamentarians Lunch Dining Room D The Rt Hon The Lord Baker of Dorking CH PC 15/03/2017 Baker Dearing Educational Trust University Technical Colleges Health Sector Dinner Dinner Dining Room C The Rt Hon The Lord Baker of Dorking CH PC 15/06/2017 American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) SSAT 30th Anniversary Gala Dinner Dinner Members' DR; Strangers' DR Ms Hannah Bardell MP 14/09/2016 Equality and Human Rights Commission Working Forward Reception Churchill Room Ms Hannah Bardell MP 15/11/2016 Advertising Association Advertising Association Dinner Dinner Dining Room C Ms Hannah Bardell MP 17/01/2017 John Lewis Partnership John Lewis Partnership Reception Thames Pavilion Ms Hannah Bardell MP 28/03/2017 HSBC HSBC Scotland Dinner Dinner Dining Room D Mr John Baron MP 25/01/2017 Beating Bowel Cancer Beating Bowel Cancer Parliamentary Reception Tea Terrace Pavilion Mr John Baron MP 05/07/2017 Macmillan Cancer Support All-Party Parliamentary Group on Cancer Summer Reception Tea Strangers' DR Mr John Baron MP 19/07/2017 Pancreatic Cancer UK (PCUK) Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce Launch Reception Attlee Suite Ms Myfanwy Barrett 21/09/2016 Corporate Services (HoC) Department of Finance Event Seminar Attlee Suite Ms Myfanwy Barrett 06/07/2017 Corporate Services (HoC) Department of Finance Event Seminar Attlee Suite Ms Myfanwy Barrett 18/07/2017 Corporate Services (HoC) Corporate Services Event Seminar Attlee Suite Rt Hon Sir Kevin Barron
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