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Members’ Register of Interests Members are required by law to declare certain interests when they become a Councillor. These interests include the name of their employer; the addresses of any land within the borough in which the Member has a beneficial interest or a licence to occupy; interests in companies and securities in which they have substantial interests which operate in the borough; and other financial interests. (NB: The background notes about the forms will be available at this point on the website). Details of each Councillor’s declarations can be seen during normal office hours by contacting Mr Mick Steward at Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 6QP. For questions about the register of any other information, please telephone Mr Mick Steward, Head of Council, Cabinet & Committee Secretariat on 020 7641 3134; email: [email protected] City of Westminster REGISTER OF MEMBERS’ INTERESTS COUNCILLOR ROBERT DAVIS, MBE, DL 1. Any employment, office, trade, profession or vocation carried on for profit or gain. Consultant at Freeman Box Solicitors Consultant for Robert Davis Consultancy Ltd 2. Any payment or provision of any other financial benefit (other than from the City Council) made or provided within the relevant period in respect of any expenses incurred by the Member in the carrying out of your duties as a Member or towards my election expenses. This includes any payment or financial benefit from a Trade Union within the meaning of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (consolidation) Act 1992 Local Conservative Party paid for election expenses 3. Contracts Any contract which is made between you (or a body in which you have a beneficial interest) and the relevant authority: (a) under which goods or services are to be provided or works are to be executed; and (b) which has not been fully discharged. None 4. Any beneficial interest in land which is within the area of the City Council. 8 Bentinck Street, London, W1U 2BJ Ground Floor, 9 Bentinck Street, W1U 2BJ Flats G & H, 50 Randolph Avenue, London, W9 1BE Shareholder - 50 Randolph Avenue Ltd – Management Company who owns Freehold 5. Any licence (alone or jointly with others) to occupy land in the area of the relevant authority for a month or longer. 6. Corporate Tenancies Any tenancy where to your knowledge: (a) The landlord is the City Council; and (b) The tenant is a body in which you have a beneficial interest 7. Securities Any beneficial interest in securities of a body where: (a) That body to your knowledge has a place of business or land in the area of the City Council; and either (i) The total nominal value of the securities exceeds £25,000 or one hundredth of the total issued share capital of that body; (ii) If the share capital of that body is of more than one class, the total nominal value of the shares of any one class in which you have a beneficial interest which exceeds one hundredth of the total issued share capital of that class. Portobello Road Properties Ltd (on behalf of a client) Belok Ltd (Client) 50 Randolph Avenue Limited Robert Davis Consultancy Ltd (Director and Shareholder) Regent’s Park Theatre Ltd Regent’s Park Enterprises Ltd Regent’s Park Productions Ltd Regent’s Park Ventures Ltd 8. Gifts and Hospitality You must, within 28 days of receipt, notify the City Council’s Monitoring Officer in writing of any gift, benefit or hospitality with a value in excess of £25 which you have accepted as a member from any person or body other than the City Council. 5 January 2015 – Dinner at The Ivy Grill, Covent Garden (Lily Newall) 7 January 2015 – Dinner at Lady Rothermere’s Home in Grosvenor Square (Lady Rothermere) 8 January 2015 – Attended a performance of Cirque du Soleil at the Royal Albert Hall (Royal Albert Hall) 9 January 2015 – Attended a reception at Fortnum & Mason to celebrate the opening of Mens Fashion Week (The Crown Estate) 10 January 2015 – Lunch at Scotts Restaurant (Marc Pennick) 10 January 2015 – Attended a performance of “Eric & Little Ernie” (St James’s Theatre) 11 January 2015 – Dinner at the Corinthia Hotel (Julian Bird) 13 January 2015 – Lunch at the Wallace Collection (Daniel Van Gelder) 15 January 2015 – Attended the Annual Governance of London Banquet at the Mansion House (Lord Mayor of London) 16 January 2015 – Lunch at the Colony Grill Restaurant (Rafael Serrano) 17 January 2015 – Lunch at Scallini’s Restaurant (The Edwardian Hotel Group) 18 January 2015 – Dinner at Fischers Restaurant (Albert Kunz) 19 January 2015 - Lunch at Arbuthnot Banking Group Plc (Henry Angst) 19 January 2015 – Dinner at Fischers Restaurant (Nick Ross) 20 January 2015 – Dinner at The River Café (Lucy Musgrave) 22 January 2015 – Attended a Planning Briefing Breakfast at the Cinnamon Club (Turleys & Belgrave) 22 January 2015 – Attended a Planning Briefing Dinner at Il Convivo Restaurant (Cavendish Communications) 23 January 2015 – Attended the Press Night of “My Night with Reg” at the Apollo Theatre (Nic Burns) 25 January 2015 – Lunch with Annie Walker at her home (Annie Walker) 27 January 2015 – Attended the Press Night of “The Ruling Class” at the Trafalgar Studios (Ambassdor Theatre Group) 6 February 2015 – A gift of a statue of the Mayor of Paddington which I in turn have gifted over to the City Council (Producers of the Paddington Bear film) 24 February 2015 – A gift of a small statue of The Mayor of Paddington 3 February 2015 – Attended a Reception given by the Hungarian Ambassador at his Embassy for members of the Lord Mayors Association (Hungarian Ambassador) 4 February 2015 – Guest of the Westminster Property Association (WPA) at their annual reception at Fitzroy Place (WPA) 8 February 2015 – Attended the annual BAFTA film awards at the Royal Opera House and post awards dinner at the Grosvenor House as a guest of BAFTA (BAFTA) 10 February 2015 – Attended a dinner at the Orrery given by the Howard De Walden Estate for senior Councillors and Officers of the Council (Howard De Walden Estate) 11 February 2015 – Attended a Policy Exchange Dinner at Brooks Club (Policy Exchange) 12 February 2015 – Attended a dinner given by the Chief Executive of The Royal Opera House at the Corinthia Hotel (Royal Opera House) 16 February 2015 – Attended the first night of “A View from the Bridge” at the Wyndhams Theatre (Cameron Mackintosh) 19 February 2015 – Attended a Reception at the China Exchange in Chinatown in honour of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall (China Exchange) 19 February 2015 – Attended a lunch at the Ritz as a guest of Andrew Love 21 February 2015 – Attended the Annual Dinner of the London Mayors’ Association as Chairman at the Corinthia Hotel (London Mayors Association) 21 February 2015 – Stayed overnight at the Corinthia Hotel after the London Mayors’ Association dinner as part of the package provided for the London Mayors’ Association for the Annual Dinner 24 February 2015 – Lunch at The Corner Restaurant at Selfridges (Sue West) 24 February 2015 – Dinner at Annabel’s in Berkeley Square Lilly Newell) 25 February 2015 – Lunch at 28-50 Marylebone Lane (Ed Bartlam) 25 February 2015 – Attended a Dinner in the Lord Mayor’s Reception Rooms in honour of the Mexican Ambassador prior to the Mexican State Visit (Lord Mayor of Westminster) 26 February 2015 – Lunch with Ewan Ventners at Fortnum & Mason (Ewan Ventners) 26 February 2015 – I opened the Clivedale Exhibition at 22 Hanover Square and was a guest at the subsequent reception (Clivedale Properties) 26 February 2015 – Attended the Pre-MIPIM Reception at the Avenue Restaurant (Susan Freeman) 27 February 2015 – Attended a dinner at the Hippodrome to raise money for the Sir Simon Milton Foundation (The Sir Simon Milton Foundation) 1st March 2015 – Lunch at Mansion House after the London Mayors’ Association Annual Whittington Walk 2nd March 2015 – Lunch at the Orrery Restaurant, David Gabby 2nd March 2015 – Attended a Charity Dinner at the Four Seasons Hotel (Sarah Jane Curtis) 3rd March 2015 – Attended a Reception at the Italian Ambassadors Residence for members of the London Mayors Association travelling to Florence (Italian Ambassador) 5th March 2015 – Attended the Leaders Breakfast at New Zealand House (Leader of Westminster) 5th March 2015 – Attended the unveiling of the Fourth Plinth Statue (Mayor of London) 5th March 2015 – Received a gift of a tankard for speaking at the Topping Up of the Riverside Walk development (Ronson Capital) 5th March 2015 – Attended a reception for the New Hon Alderman of Westminster (Lord Mayor of Westminster) 8th March 2015 – Attended the 50th Anniversary of Westminster Council Service at Westminster Abbey followed by a Reception in the School Hall (Lord Mayor of Westminster) 9th March 2015 to 12th March 2015 – Attended MIPM as a guest of the WPA – they paid for my hotel expenses and travel costs. They also hosted a dinner 7 lunch at MIPM which I attended (Westminster Property Association (WPA)) 10th March 2015 – Attended a Dinner at MIPM hosted by CAPCO (CAPCO) 11th March 2015 – Attended a lunch at MIPM hosted by the Crown Estate (Crown Estate) 11th March 2015 – Attended a Reception at MIPM hosted by Gerald Eve (Gerald Eve) 14th March 2015 – Attended the unveiling of the Ghandi Statue in Parliament Square preceded by a breakfast in the Foreign Office and a post event reception in the Dubar Court (The Prime Minister) 18th March 2015 – Attended the Community Safety Trust Annual Charity Dinner at the Grosvenor House (Lisa Ronson) 20th March 2015 – Entertained for drinks and canapés by the Mayor of Florence during the London
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