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Appendix 1 Gifts and Hospitality Mayor and Elected Members 27.02.12 (4pm)- 01.10.12 (10.00) Name Date of Details Donor/ Provider of Gift/Hospitality Gift/Hospitality Andrew Boff 14/03/12 Dinner Olympic Park Legacy Company Andrew Dismore 03/07/12 Annual lunch of Labour Friends of Israel Labour Friends of Israel Boris Johnson Mrs B Rhymaun, Head Teacher, 24/09/12 Book tokens Darrick Wood School, Kent Boris Johnson 20/08/12 Union Jack Suit Mental Suits Boris Johnson 20/08/12 Amazon Kindle Christopher North Boris Johnson 12/08/12 4 tickets to Olympic Games Closing Ceremony LOCOG Boris Johnson 31/07/12 Apple Notebook, Ipad, Macbook Pro TV Sir Tony Ive, Apple Europe Ltd Boris Johnson 27/07/12 Guildhall Reception City of London Boris Johnson 27/07/12 Box Tea, Plaque and Book Mayor of Sochi Boris Johnson 27/07/12 Book- The Choregic Monument of Lysicrates City of Athens Reception at Mansion House to celebrate the start of Boris Johnson 26/07/12 the Olympics/ Paralympics City of London Boris Johnson 26/07/12 Silk Ties 1 Like No Other Boris Johnson 20/07/12 Painting of the Cable Car MACE Vladimir Palikhata, President of Boris Johnson 20/07/12 Chess set Chess Federation of Moscow Boris Johnson 20/07/12 Swiss Cow Bell Doppelmayr Boris Johnson 13/07/12 Paperweight of the Shard London Bridge Quarter Philip Brook, Chairman, All England Boris Johnson 08/07/12 2 tickets to Wimbledon Royal Box Tennis Championships Boris Johnson 02/07/12 Gieves and Hawkes Shirt GQ Magazine Berhanu Kebede, Ethiopian Boris Johnson 02/07/12 Ethiopian Roses Ambassador Boris Johnson 26/06/12 Samuel Johnson Diary Evgeny Lebedev Boris Johnson 23/06/12 Hospitality received at Orbit reception Arcelor Mittal Boris Johnson 21/06/12 Silk Tie Matt Gomez, Tie 100 2 tickets for Yankees v Mets game, Yankees Stadium, Boris Johnson 10/06/12 New York Mayor Bloomberg Return cars from New York Hotel to private address Boris Johnson 09/06/12 and lunch Rupert Murdoch, News International Boris Johnson 30/05/12 Box of Alphonso Mangoes Hinduja Family Boris Johnson 25/05/12 2 Tickets to Chelsea Flower Show Royal Horticultural Society Boris Johnson 22/05/12 M&Go Shoe Covers Mouillere, France Sarah Sands, Editor: Evening Boris Johnson 10/05/12 Lunch Standard Boris Johnson 10/05/12 Bottle of Bushmills Whiskey Jackie Morrison Boris Johnson 09/05/12 Squease Vest Bill Williams, Chief Executive, CEME Hani Farsi, Chief Executive Officer, Boris Johnson 08/05/12 Bottle of Wine Corniche Group Boris Johnson 06/05/12 Portrait Helen Masacz Anup Sarin, General Manager: Boris Johnson 25/04/12 Bouquet of Flowers Premier Mostyn Hotel Boris Johnson 25/04/12 Cartoon Print Jolyo Connell, The Week Boris Johnson 28/03/12 Book: Children of London Richard Bradbury Boris Johnson 19/03/12 Lunch at Gaucho The Daily Mail Boris Johnson 14/03/12 Lunch at Magdalen The Sun Return transport for Mayor's Street Party Ambassador, Boris Johnson 01/03/12 to official visit Addison Lee Boris Johnson 25/02/12 Ticket for England vs Wales at Twickenham Northcliffe Media Boris Johnson 24/02/12 Shirt & bottle of gin Thresher & Glenny Boris Johnson 30/01/12 Lunch The Metro Newspaper Return transport from Mayor's Street Party Boris Johnson 15/12/11 Ambassador, to official visit Addison Lee Caroline Pidgeon Studio Glashyttan Paperweight and Stockholm Visitors from Stockholm County 22/08/12 Picturebook Council Reception at the Mansion House to Celebrate the Start Caroline Pidgeon 26/07/12 of the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games City of London Corporation Caroline Pidgeon 05/05/12 Complimentary ticket to Olympic Test Event (+1 guest) LOCOG Fiona Twycross 29/08/12 Ticket to Paralympic Opening Ceremony x 2 LOCOG Fiona Twycross Ticket to Hyde Park Live Site, performance by The 01/08/12 Levellers/The Beat on Wednesday 1st August x 4 The Mayor of London 4 tickets to Hyde Park Live concert event and Gareth Bacon 11/08/12 associated hospitality The Mayor of London Mrs B Rhymaun, Head Teacher, James Cleverly 24/09/12 Book tokens Darrick Wood School, Kent Hospitality at Berkshire Conservatives conference in James Cleverly 22/09/12 Windsor Windsor Conservative Association James Cleverly 12/09/12 Dinner at Morton's London SW1 John Pelton, Director, CH2M Hill Commodore Martin Atherton, Naval Regional Commander (Eastern James Cleverly 06/09/12 Lunch on board HMS Ocean, Greenwich England) Reception at Guildhall followed by attendance at Mark Boleat, Policy Chairman, City James Cleverly 29/08/12 opening ceremony for Paralympic Games of London Corporation 4 tickets for Olympic Games closing ceremony concert James Cleverly 12/08/12 and hospitality in Hyde Park The Mayor of London 2 tickets for Olympic Games rowing finals and James Cleverly 04/08/12 associated hospitality Martin Baggs, CEO, Thames Water Dinner reception and ticket for Olympic Games Tom Mockridge, CEO, News James Cleverly 27/07/12 opening ceremony International Major James Swanston, Officer Commanding, C (City of London C (City of London Fusiliers) Company regimental Fusiliers) Company, The London James Cleverly 26/07/12 dinner, Tower of London Regiment Ian Tyler, Chief Executive, Balfour James Cleverly 16/07/12 Balfour Beatty summer reception, Westminster Beatty plc Neil O'Brien, Director, Policy James Cleverly 05/07/12 Policy Exchange summer reception, London SW1 Exchange Col Clinton Riley, Squadron Reception at the RAF Club, Piccadilly, following Chairman, 291 (Westminster & James Cleverly 27/06/12 presentation of Jubilee Medals to ATV London Wing Chelsea) Squadron ATC Richard Royal, Public Affairs James Cleverly 22/06/12 Lunch in private box at Ascot Manager, Ladbrokes plc Beating Retreat ceremony preceded by a reception at Major General Norton, General Horse Guards Parade, London SW1, accompanied by Officer Commanding, London James Cleverly 13/06/12 my wife District Lord Popat, Chairman, Conservative James Cleverly 24/04/12 Reception for launch of Conservative Friends of India Friends of India Richard Royal, Public Affairs James Cleverly 28/03/12 Crimestoppers dinner, New Scotland Yard Manager, Ladbrokes plc Prof Peter John, Vice-Chancellor, James Cleverly 27/03/12 University of West London alumni dinner, Syon Park UWL David Cartwright, Chairman, East James Cleverly 23/03/12 Lunch at East India Club, London SW1 India Club James Cleverly 22/03/12 Embassy of Japan reception Political Minister Shino Yamagami CST annual dinner, Grosvenor House, Park Lane, Richard Benson, Chief Executive, James Cleverly 29/02/12 London W1 Community Security Trust Jonathan Refoy, Director of UK & James Cleverly 27/02/12 Lunch at Roux at Parliament Square, London SW1 EU External Affairs, CH2M Hill Jennette Arnold 10/09/12 Mansion House Luncheon Reception City of London Corporation 30/07/12 Attendance at two events at the Hyde Park Live Site. The Mayor of London The Opening Ceremony Celebration Concert on Friday 27th July and the performance by The Levellers/The Jennette Arnold Beat on Wednesday 1st August 26/07/12 Autograph of Jimmy Page, Founding member of Led Mr Jimmy Page Jennette Arnold Zeppelin Jennette Arnold 26/07/12 Mansion House Dinner City of London Corporation Jennette Arnold 12/06/12 Dinner at GMB Conference GMB Union Jennette Arnold 12/06/12 Hotel accomodation in Brighton. One night stay. GMB Union Jennette Arnold 21/05/12 Civic Lunch The Mayor of Oslo Jennette Arnold 21/05/12 Civic Dinner in Oslo The Mayor of Oslo Jennette Arnold 21/05/12 Book of Oslo The Mayor of Oslo The Presiding Officer of the Welsh Jennette Arnold 13/03/12 Coffee Table Photographic Book Assembly Jennette Arnold 07/03/12 Crystal paperweight Mayor of Taipei City Waterford Crystal six inch angled bowl designed by Jennette Arnold 07/03/12 Jasper Conran Metropolitan Police Authority Jenny Jones 03/09/12 Dinner and an evening at the Paralympics plus a guest Sir Edward Lister Memorial plaque to mark disbanding of Metropolitan Jenny Jones 30/01/12 Police Authority Metropolitan Police Authority Hyde Park Live Site the Opening Ceremony Joanne McCartney 27/07/12 Celebration Concert Mayor of London St Demetrios Greek Orthodox St Demetrios Church 40th Anniversary Celebration Church Town Road / Logan Road Joanne McCartney 19/05/12 Dinner Edmonton London John Biggs 29/08/12 2 tickets Paralympics' Opening Ceremony LOCOG 4 tickets for the Hyde Park Live Site for the Olympic John Biggs 12/08/12 Closing Ceremony The Mayor of London Two tickets for flights on the Emrites Cable Car, a river Mace Group on behalf of a number John Biggs 18/07/12 cruise with hospitality of companies John Biggs 13/06/12 Dinner at GMB Conference in Brighton GMB Trade Union Tickets to the Opening Ceremony of the Paralympic Kit Malthouse 29/08/12 Games at the Olympic Stadium Mayor of London Drinks and Food at BT London Live for me and my Kit Malthouse 12/08/12 family Mayor of London Various small gifts including a set of commemorative Kit Malthouse 10/08/12 Olympic Pins Sina Corporation Kit Malthouse 09/08/12 Drinks and Food at BT London Live x 2 Mayor of London Kit Malthouse 08/08/12 Drinks and Dinner at Olympic Park as Business Host BMW Kit Malthouse 07/08/12 2 Tickets to Olympics Athletics Session Arcellor Mittal Reception and Dinner and tickets to Olympics Athletics Kit Malthouse 06/08/12 session DCLG Reception and tickets to Beach Volley Ball evening Kit Malthouse 28/07/12 session as Business Investment Hosts London and Partners Reception at the Guildhall on the occasion of the Opening Ceremony of the Games of the 30th Kit Malthouse 27/07/12 Olympiad Her Majesty's Government Ticket to the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony as Kit Malthouse 27/07/12 Business
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