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Banqueting Events Log: April-June 2011 Publication of Banqueting Events held at the House of Lords April to June 2011 MEMBER DATE EVENT NAME TYPE GUESTS ROOM The Lord Aberdare 06/05/2011 L Aberdare L (Personal) Lunch 20 Attlee Room The Lord Addington 05/05/2011 L Addington D (Towers Watson) Dinner 61 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Addington 16/05/2011 L Addington L (Noteworthy) Lunch 19 Attlee Room The Lord Addington 20/06/2011 L Addington D (Stan Smith) Dinner 40 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Lord Adebowale CBE 11/04/2011 L Adebowale E/Recp (Locality) Evening Reception 200 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon 19/05/2011 L Ahmad of W L/Recp (All Party Parl Group ‐ Bangladesh) Lunch Reception 120 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Earl of Arran 11/05/2011 L Arran D (Water Conservatores Company) Dinner 40 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Bach 23/05/2011 L Bach A/Tea (Unite the Union) Afternoon Tea 30 Attlee Room The Lord Ballyedmond OBE 28/04/2011 L Ballyedmond D (Norwood Laboratories LTD) Dinner 82 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Lord Ballyedmond OBE 27/05/2011 L Ballyedmond L (Norbrook Laboratories Ltd) Lunch 38 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Baroness Barker 20/06/2011 Baroness Barker E/Rec (City University Business School) Evening Reception 155 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Beecham 17/06/2011 L Beecham L (Seven Stories) Lunch 42 Attlee Room, Reid Room, Home Room The Lord Berkeley, OBE 18/05/2011 L Berkeley L/Recp (Partnership Sourcing Ltd) Lunch Reception 170 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Best OBE 11/05/2011 L Best A/Tea (Royal Marsden Hospital) Afternoon Tea 50 Attlee Room The Lord Best OBE 12/05/2011 L Best L (Big Lottery) Lunch 18 Attlee Room The Lord Best OBE 08/06/2011 L Best A/Tea (Local Government Association) Afternoon Tea 35 Attlee Room The Baroness Bonham‐Carter of Yarnbury 07/06/2011 Brns Bohnam‐Carter L/Recp (Trades Exhibitions Ltd) Lunch Reception 60 Attlee Room, Reid Room Rt Hon The Baroness Bottomley of Nettlestone DL 28/06/2011 Brns Bottomley B/Fast (APG for Social Science and Policy) Breakfast 30 Attlee Room The Lord Bowness, CBE, DL 15/06/2011 L Bowness L/Recp (South LondonYMCA) Lunch Reception 113 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace AdAdmiral i l the th LordLd BoyceB GCBGCB, OBE, OBE D DLL 04/05/2011 Ld Lord BBoyce E/RE/Rec (Pil(Pilgrim i SocietySit)) EiEvening ReceptionRti 125Ch Cholmondeley l d l RRoom & Terrac T e The Lord Bragg 13/05/2011 Lord Bragg E/Rec (University of Leeds) Evening Reception 250 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace Professor The Lord Broers 08/04/2011 L Broers Buffet A/Tea (Institute of Mathematics) Afternoon Tea 90 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace Professor The Lord Broers 11/05/2011 L Broers L (All Party Parl Engineering & Info Tech Group) Lunch 75 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe 05/05/2011 L Brooke of A D (Tecsider Ltd) Dinner 35 Attlee Room, Reid Room Rt Hon the Lord Brooke of Sutton Mandeville, CH 23/05/2011 L Brooke of S E/Recp (Brooke Hosptial) Evening Reception 60 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Lord Brougham and Vaux, CBE 26/05/2011 L Brougham B/Lunch (Inst of Occupational Health and Safety) Buffet Lunch 75 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace Lady Butterworth 06/05/2011 Brns Butterworth D (Personal) Dinner 96 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Byford, DBE 20/06/2011 Brns Byford L (Food and Beverage Industry Association) Lunch 41 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Cameron of Dillington 17/05/2011 L Cameron E/Rec (The Somerset Community Foundation) Evening Reception 60 Attlee Room The Lord Carlile of Berriew QC 16/05/2011 Lord Carlile E/Recp (REKINDLE) Evening Reception 100 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Rt Hon the Lord Carswell 13/05/2011 L Carswell D (Instonian Night) Dinner 80 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function Rt Rev Dr the Bishop of Chester 18/05/2011 Bshp of Chester L (Wycliffe Hall/Oxford University) Lunch 16 Attlee Room The Lord Chidgey 29/06/2011 L Chidgey E/Recp (Institute of Ecology & Environ Mngt) Evening Reception 135 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Chidgey 27/04/2011 L Chidgey D (Combustion Engineering Association) Dinner 48 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Lord Chidgey 29/06/2011 L Chidgey B/Fast (APPG Great Lakes) Breakfast 18 Attlee Room The Lord Christopher, CBE 14/04/2011 L Christopher E/Recp (Association of Taxation Technicians) Evening Reception 200 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Clement‐Jones CBE 14/06/2011 L Clement‐Jones L (I CAN) Lunch 24 Attlee Room Rt Hon the Lord Cope of Berkeley 22/06/2011 L Cope D (Farmers' Club) Dinner 26 Attlee Room The Lord Cotter 15/04/2011 L Cotter D (Insurance Institute of London) Dinner 86 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Earl of Courtown 26/04/2011 L Courtown L (The English Speaking Union) Lunch 37 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Earl of Courtown 09/06/2011 Earl of Courtown L (Noteworthy Events) Lunch 20 Attlee Room The Lord Crisp KCB 23/06/2011 L Crisp E/Recp (SightSavers) Evening Reception 200 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Lord Davies of Abersoch 01/04/2011 L Davies of A E/Recp (Ampleforth) Evening Reception 60 Attlee Room The Lord Davies of Coity, CBE 14/06/2011 L Davies of C E/Recp (Japanese Parliamentary Group) Evening Reception 130 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord De Mauley TD 23/06/2011 L De Mauley E/Recp(Society for Protection of Animals Abroad) Evening Reception 50 Attlee Room The Rt Hon the Lord Eden of Winton 25/05/2011 L Eden D (Personal) Dinner 58 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL 13/04/2011 Brns Emerton A/Tea (St John Ambulance) Afternoon Tea 80 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL 10/05/2011 Brns Emerton L (St John Ambulance) Lunch 22 Attlee Room The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL 17/05/2011 Brns Emerton L (Royal College of Nursing) Lunch 23 Attlee Room The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL 19/05/2011 Brns Emerton A/Tea (Healthcare at Home Ltd) Afternoon Tea 40 Attlee Room The Baroness Emerton, DBE, DL 28/06/2011 Brns Emerton L (Nursing and Midwifery Council) Lunch 26 Attlee Room The Earl of Erroll 12/05/2011 Earl of Erroll D (ITW Networks) Dinner 36 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Earl of Erroll 10/06/2011 Earl Erroll L/Rec (Rating Surveyors) Lunch Reception 194 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Evans of Watford 15/04/2011 L Evans of W Dinner (The Peace Hospice) Dinner 120 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Evans of Watford 09/05/2011 L Evans of W L/Rec (Senate Consulting Ltd) Lunch Reception 40 Attlee Room, Reid Room Rt Hon The Lord Falconer Of Thoroton QC 27/05/2011 L Falconer L (London Edinburgh Academical Club) Lunch 89 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Falkner of Margravine 13/06/2011 Brns Falkner L/Recp (Northampton University) Lunch Reception 60 Attlee Room The Lord Faulkner of Worcester 04/04/2011 L Faulkner D (AFC Wimbledon) Dinner 20 Attlee Room The Lord Faulkner of Worcester 20/05/2011 Lord Faulkner L (Personal) Lunch 123 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Fellowes of West Stafford DL 03/05/2011 Lord Fellowes E/Recp (Alzheimers Society) Evening Reception 175 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Filkin, CBE 05/04/2011 L Filkin D (Serco Welfare to Work) Dinner 33 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Baroness Finlay of Llandaff 17/06/2011 Brns Finlay B/Supper (Royal Society of Medicine) Buffet Supper 118 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Flather, DL 06/06/2011 Brns Flather A/Tea (The Women's Council) Afternoon Tea 80 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Fookes, DBE 19/05/2011 Brns Fookes E/Recp (Breast Cancer Campaign) Evening Reception 250 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace TheThe BaronessBaroness FritchieFritchie DBE 08/06/2011 BrnsBrns FritchieFritchie D (Nominet)(Nominet) DinnerDinner 29 AttleeAttlee RoomRoom, ReidReid RoomRoom The Baroness Garden of Frognal 09/06/2011 Brns Garden D (The Cat's Whiskers) Dinner 80 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Baroness Gardner of Parkes 27/04/2011 Brns Gardner D (European Union of Women British Section) Dinner 61 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Baroness Gardner of Parkes 13/05/2011 Brns Gardner of P D (University of Sydney) Dinner 24 Attlee Room The Baroness Gardner of Parkes 17/05/2011 Brns Gardner L (Aluminium Federation) Lunch 56 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Gardner of Parkes 17/05/2011 Brns Gardner P A/Tea (Nat Cent for Yng People with Epilepsy) Afternoon Tea 83 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Gardner of Parkes 14/06/2011 Brns Gardner of P A/Tea (Married Women's Association) Afternoon Tea 80 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Geddes 06/06/2011 L Geddes E/Recp (Anglo Thai Society) Evening Reception 70 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Geddes 24/06/2011 L Geddes E/ Recp (Personal) Evening Reception 84 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Geddes 24/06/2011 L. Geddes B/Supper (Personal) Buffet Supper 54 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Lord Giddens 13/05/2011 L Giddens L (Canada‐UK Chamber of Commerce ) Lunch 84 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Lord Glenarthur, DL 06/05/2011 L Glenarthur D (Ladies Catch Club) Dinner 76 Peers' Dining Room ‐ Function The Lord Gordon of Strathblane CBE 20/06/2011 L Gordon of S L (The University of Glasgow ) Lunch 40 Attlee Room Baroness Gould of Potternewton 22/06/2011 Baroness Gould of P E/Rec (FPA) Evening Reception 180 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Greengross OBE 04/05/2011 Brns Greengross L (International Longevity Centre) Lunch 28 Attlee Room, Reid Room The Baroness Greengross OBE 30/06/2011 Brns Greengross A/Tea (British Geriatrics Society) Afternoon Tea 86 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace The Baroness Grey‐Thompson 04/05/2011 Brns Grey‐Thompson L/Recp (National Young Volunteers Service Lunch Reception 125 Cholmondeley Room & Terrace
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