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EVENTS and FUNCTION BOOKING DATA, 01 AUGUST 2019 to 31 JULY 2020 Interest Sponsor Event Date On Behalf Of Event Title Event Type Venues Declared Debbie Abrahams MP 29/10/2019 Specialist Engineering Contractors Group Specialist Engineering Contractors' (SEC) Group Board Dinner Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Lord Adebowale of Thornes 03/03/2020 Co-operative Group Limited Parliamentary Launch of the Community Wellbeing Index Afternoon Tea - Commons Terrace Dining Room A No Lord Adebowale of Thornes 09/03/2020 Turning Point Farewell Reception Reception - Commons Thames Pavilion No Bim Afolami MP 17/10/2019 London Political Summit London Political Summit & Awards Reception - Commons Attlee Suite No Bim Afolami MP 26/02/2020 UK Finance APPG Financial market and Services Breakfast Meeting Breakfast - Commons Terrace Dining Room A No Bim Afolami MP 02/03/2020 Afolami MP, Bim Levelling Up Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room D No Adam Afriyie MP 06/11/2019 Sebastian's Action Trust Sebastian's Action Trust Parliamentary Reception Afternoon Tea - Commons Churchill Room No Peter Aldous MP 14/10/2019 County Councils Network County APPG Annual Reception Reception - Commons Terrace Dining Room A No Peter Aldous MP 29/10/2019 Atlas Partners Seajacks Parliamentary Dinner Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room C No Peter Aldous MP 30/10/2019 Suffolk Chamber of Commerce Suffolk Chamber's Business Leaders Dinner Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Peter Aldous MP 29/01/2020 National Energy Action Heat Heroes Awards Reception - Commons Churchill Room No Peter Aldous MP 04/03/2020 RenewableUK Offshore Wind Sector Deal Anniversary Reception Reception - Commons Members' Dining Room No Peter Aldous MP 09/03/2020 Field Consulting ReCosting Energy the path to net zero Dinner - Commons Thames Pavilion; Terrace Dining Room A No Peter Aldous MP 11/03/2020 UK Oil and Gas Industry Association Limited, The Annual Reception of the British Offshore Oil and Gas Industry APPG Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion No Sir David Amess MP 27/01/2020 Industry and Parliament Trust Industry and Parliament Trust Dinner Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Sir David Amess MP 25/02/2020 Industry and Parliament Trust Industry and Parliament Trust Breakfast - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Sir David Amess MP 10/03/2020 Industry and Parliament Trust Industry and Parliament Trust Breakfast - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Fleur Anderson MP 28/01/2020 Putney Labour Party Putney Labour New Members Reception - Commons Attlee Suite No Jonathan Ashworth MP 04/03/2020 Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health State of Child Health 2020 Breakfast - Commons Churchill Room No Gareth Bacon MP 11/01/2020 Sherlock Holmes Society of London Sherlock Holmes Annual Dinner Dinner - Commons Members' Dining Room; Strangers' Dining Room No Adrian Bailey MP 15/10/2019 Industry and Parliament Trust How is FinTech Changing Banks? Breakfast - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Adrian Bailey MP 28/10/2019 Industry and Parliament Trust IPT Breakfast Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Lord Baker 04/03/2020 Baker Dearing Educational Trust University Technical Colleges Lunch - Commons Terrace Dining Room C No Steven Baker MP 06/02/2020 Big Voice London Big Voice London Meeting - Commons Attlee Suite No Harriett Baldwin MP 23/09/2019 FinTech Alliance FinTech Alliance VIP Dinner with the Economic Secretary to the Treasury Dinner - Commons Strangers' Dining Room; Pugin Room No Hannah Bardell MP 04/02/2020 Prospect Magazine Parliamentary Staff Awards Reception - Commons Thames Pavilion No Baroness Barker of Anagach 08/10/2019 Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynocologists RCOG Women's Health Strategy Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion No John Baron MP 04/03/2020 British Council British Council: PVE Community of Practice Reception - Commons Churchill Room No Sir Kevin Barron MP 14/10/2019 Central YMCA, The Path to a Preferable Future Afternoon Tea - Commons Thames Pavilion Yes Sir Kevin Barron MP 18/10/2019 Communications International Group Independent Pharmacy Awards 2019 Lunch - Commons; Reception - Commons Members' Dining Room; Strangers' Dining Room No Richard Benyon MP 29/10/2019 National Farmers' Union South East Hungerford Farmers' Lunch Lunch - Commons Terrace Dining Room D No Sir Paul Beresford MP 29/10/2019 Oral Health Foundation Reception: Mouth Cancer Action Month Reception - Commons Strangers' Dining Room Yes Sir Paul Beresford MP 26/11/2019 Unum Ltd Unum - Parliamentary Rception 2020 Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion No Sir Paul Beresford MP 11/03/2020 Rose Partners Reception Reception - Commons Terrace Dining Room B Yes Clive Betts MP 04/03/2020 Children's Sleep Charity, The The Wake Up Call Afternoon Tea - Commons Terrace Pavilion No Lord Black of Brentwood 20/11/2019 Airbnb UK Ltd A Celebration of UK Tourism: Brought to you by Airbnb Reception - Commons Churchill Room No Bob Blackman MP 23/10/2019 Hindu Forum of Britain Hindu Forum of Britain Afternoon Tea - Commons Terrace Pavilion No Bob Blackman MP 28/01/2020 Conservative Friends of Israel Conservative Friends of Israel Parliamentary Reception Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion No Roberta Woods MP 23/10/2019 Universities UK All-Party Parliamentary University Group meeting Dinner - Commons Terrace Dining Room B No Paul Blomfield MP 25/02/2020 APPG - International Students International Students Afternoon Tea Afternoon Tea - Commons Strangers' Dining Room No Paul Blomfield MP 26/02/2020 Gambling with Lives Gambling with Lives: One Year On (Prof. Jim Orford) Afternoon Tea - Commons Churchill Room No Paul Blomfield MP 10/03/2020 Universities UK Launch of Mentally Health Universities Afternoon Tea - Commons Terrace Dining Room A No Lord Blunkett of Brightside and Hillsborough 04/09/2019 Westminster Publications Ltd The Parliamentary Review Gala 2019 Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion Yes Lord Blunkett of Brightside and Hillsborough 30/10/2019 Westminster Publications Ltd The Parliamentary Review Gala Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion Yes Lord Blunkett of Brightside and Hillsborough 31/10/2019 Westminster Publications Ltd The Parliamentary Review Gala Reception - Commons Terrace Pavilion Yes Crispin Blunt MP 31/10/2019 Reigate and Redhill Business Club Reigate and Redhill Annual Business Dinner Dinner - Commons Thames Pavilion; 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