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Chief Officers and Senior Personnel Gifts & Hospitality 2015-2016 As At Chief Officers and senior personnel Gifts & Hospitality 2015-2016 as at 29/09/16 Date Type of Gift/ Accepted Received Recipient Provided By (Name) Hospitality Detail Value/Cost (Y/N/Donated) Annual Meeting of the City Council and the election and Apr-15 CC Jeremy Graham Mayor of Carlisle Hospitality installation of the Mayor i/c lunch £20 to £29.99 Accepted Dumfries and Galloway Commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the Quintinshill May-15 CC Jeremy Graham Council Hospitality Rail Disaster Under £10 Declined Robin Burgess - Chief Exec VIP Champagne Reception to celebrate 200 years of the May-15 CC Jeremy Graham CN Group Ltd Hospitality Cumberland News - Carlisle £10 to £19.99 Declined 200 year celebration of The Cumberland News - Champagne May-15 DCC Michelle Skeer CN Media Company Hospitality Reception Under £10 Declined May-15 CC Jeremy Graham The Police Foundation Hospitality The John Harris Memorial Lecture 2015 Under £10 Declined May-15 CC Jeremy Graham High Sheriff, Mr Rayner Hospitality Drinks Reception - Hosted by the High Sheriff £20 to £29.99 Accepted May-15 DCC Michelle Skeer High Sheriff of Cumbria Hospitality High Sheriff of Cumbria Drinks Reception, Brathay Hall £10 to £19.99 Declined May-15 DCC Michelle Skeer Brathay Trust Hospitality Aspiring Leaders Programme End of Year One Celebration £10 to £19.99 Declined Town Clerk - Workington May-15 CC Jeremy Graham Town Council Hospitality Workington Town Council - Mayor Making 2015 Under £10 Declined Goody bag from Gordon & Slater incl. mugs, pens, highlighters, May-15 Margaret Sauntson Gordon & Slater Goods notepads, mints Under £10 Accepted Jun-15 Stephen Kirkpatrick Microsoft Goods Visit to Microsoft, Reading - A5 Leather bound notebook Approx £5.00 Accepted Jun-15 Margaret Sauntson Microsoft Goods Visit to Microsoft, Reading - A5 Leather bound notebook Approx £5.00 Accepted Jun-15 Steve Johnson Microsoft Hospitality Visit to Microsoft, Reading - A5 Leather bound notebook Approx £5.00 Accepted David Helliwell - Editor of The Cumberland News Community Hero Awards 2015 - Dinner - Jun-15 CC Jeremy Graham the Cumberland News Hospitality Dalston Hall £30 to £39.99 Accepted Invitation to Pele Court Professionals Lunch (visit the new Jun-15 CC Jeremy Graham McCarthy Stone Hospitality retirement living Development - Penrith) £10 to £19.99 Declined 42nd infantry Brigade, HQ, Jul-15 CC Jeremy Graham Preston - Christopher Coles Hospitality Music with the military, Fulwood Barracks, Preston Under £10 Declined Service of Thanksgiving, Reflection and Remembrance 70th Jul-15 CC Jeremy Graham The Royal British Legion Hospitality Anniversary, end of World War 2 Under £10 Declined Jul-15 CC Jeremy Graham Hal Bagot, Chairman Hospitality Annual Grasmere Sports and Show £9 per ticket Declined Print of Sir Robert Peel,founder of the modern police service,signed by former Home Secretary&Cumbrian Willie Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham Major John Ormiston Goods Whitelaw U/K Accepted Police Federation/ Police Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham Mutual Hospitality The Police Bravery Awards Dinner - London £125 Accepted Mrs Claire Hensman - Lord Choral Evensong - Service to mark the day Her Majesty the Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham Lieutenant Hospitality Queen became the longest reigning monarch-Carlisle Cathedral Under £10 Accepted Commanding Officer, RAF Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham Spadeadam Hospitality Battle of Britain Service Carlisle Cathedral Under £10 Declined Roger Baxter, Cartmel Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham Priory Hospitality Magna Carter 800 - Cartmel Under £10 Declined Aug-15 CC Jeremy Graham University Vice Chancellor Hospitality The Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies £10 to £19.99 Declined Station Commander, RAF Sep-15 CC Jeremy Graham Spadeadam Hospitality Royal Air Force Spadeadam Annual Reception Dinner £20 to £29.99 Declined Mark Bowman, Chief Sep-15 CC Jeremy Graham Executive Inspira Hospitality National Citizen Service Graduation and Celebration Event Under £10 Declined David Farmer, Chairman Sep-15 CC Jeremy Graham CNWA Hospitality Cumbria Neighbourhood Watch AGM - Request to speak Under £10 Declined Interim Vice Chancellor Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham UCLAN Hospitality Best of UCLAN 2015 Showcase and Dinner - Preston £20 to £29.99 Declined Richard Johnston, Active Invitation to attend the Cumbria Sports Awards 2015 - Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Cumbria Hospitality Windermere £30 to £39.99 Declined Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Mr Peter Robson Goods Copy of the new edition of Car Registration Guide £4.95 Accepted Police Federation of Oct-15 DCC Michelle Skeer England and Wales Hospitality National Police Bravery Awards £125 Accepted Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Michael Edelson, CST Hospitality CST Annual Dinner - Manchester U/K Declined Mr Sam Rayner The High Judges Service at Carlisle Cathedral. Followed by lunch at the Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Sheriff of Cumbria Hospitality courts £10 to £19.99 Accepted CX 2016 Defence, Police and Security Equipment presentation Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Harry Legge - Bourke Hospitality inc lunch U/K Declined Oct-15 DCC Michelle Skeer CN Group Newspapers Hospitality Pages in History - 200 Celebration of The Cumberland News £25 Declined John Irving, Focus Family Officer Cumbria County £25 per ticket - Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Council Hospitality Annual Love Barrow Awards - Barrow - Including meal 2 tickets Declined Chairman, Eden District Oct-15 CC Jeremy Graham Council Hospitality Chairman's Carol Service - Penrith Under £10 Declined Pages from History, celebrating 200 years of the Cumberland Nov-15 Jeremy Graham CN Media Hospitality news £20 to £29.99 Declined Dec-15 Jeremy Graham Mr Holness, Founder NPMD Hospitality National Police Memorial Day - Pre event drinks reception £10 to £19.99 Accepted Sir Hugh Orde, Police Police Arboretum Memorial Trust - Launch of the new Police Dec-15 Jeremy Graham Arboretum Memorial Trust Hospitality Memorial London Under £10 Declined Army Cadet Force National Football and Cross Country Dec-15 Jeremy Graham Mr Richard Walton Hospitality Competition Warcop inc. lunch Under £10 Declined David Hall, Regional Cumbria County Branch Annual Dinner & Inauguration of the Dec-15 Jeremy Graham Director NFU Hospitality Office Holders £20 to £29.99 Declined Jan-16 Jeremy Graham Councillor Emmott, SLDC Hospitality South Lakeland Partners Dinner - Kendal £20 to £29.99 Declined Jan-16 Darren Martland Durham Constabulary Hospitality Evening meal with Colleagues in Durham £20 to £29.99 Accepted Jan-16 Darren Martland Durham Constabulary Hospitality Evening meal with Colleagues in Durham £20 to £29.99 Accepted Jan-16 Jeremy Graham RanjIt Singh OBE Hospitality Sikh of the Year Award - London - Annual Dinner £20 to £29.99 Declined Denis Gun, National Feb-16 Jeremy Graham President COPS Hospitality Care Of Police Survivors Annual Remembrance Weekend Dinner £10 to £19.99 Declined Adrian Mason, NARPO Feb-16 Jeremy Graham Secretary Hospitality Westmorland and Furness NARPO AGM Lunch - Kendal £10 to £19.99 Declined Feb-16 Jeremy Graham Samuel Rayner Hospitality Installation of the new High Sheriff - Carlisle Crown Court Under £10 Accepted Feb-16 Jeremy Graham Ben Vollans, Event Manager Hospitality The Diverse Cumbria Awards - Carlisle Under £10 Declined Mayor Elect, Councillor Mar-16 Jeremy Graham Stephen Coleman Goods Mayors Sunday Parade and Civic Service - Kendal Parish Church Under £10 Declined Mayor Elect, Councillor Mar-16 Jeremy Graham Stephen Coleman Hospitality Mayors Sunday Parade and Civic Service - Kendal Parish Church Under £10 Declined Afternoon Tea at Strategic Command Course Graduation Mar-16 Michelle Skeer College of Policing Hospitality Ceremony £20 to £29.99 Accepted Jeff Carson, Reivers District Reivers District Scout Council - Celebration of 100 years club Mar-16 Jeremy Graham Cumbria Hospitality scouts Under £10 Declined.
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