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Appendix 1 Gifts and Hospitality Mayor And Appendix 1 Gifts and Hospitality Mayor and Assembly Members 01.02.2016 (10am)- 01.09.2016 (10am) Name Date of Gift/ Hospitality Detail of Gift/ Hospitality Donor/ Provider of Gift/ Hospitality Andrew Boff 28/06/2016 Two tickets to 1984 at the Playhouse Theatre Sonia Friedman Productions and Eleanor Lloyd Productions Andrew Dismore 29/06/2016 Cyprus Wine festival and business exhibition Parikiaki newspaper Andrew Dismore 10/02/2016 Dinner for Assembly Members at New Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police Caroline Pidgeon 01/08/2016 1 x London Taxi glass paperweight Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association (LTDA) 2 x LTDA-branded notepads Gareth Bacon 11/06/2016 Attendance at Biggin Hill Festival of Flight + lunch for Directors of Biggin Hill Airport Gareth Bacon and family Gareth Bacon 10/06/2016 Attendance at Beating Retreat & reception by Gareth Maj-Gen Edward Smyth-Osbourne, General Bacon and wife Officer Commanding, London District Gareth Bacon 10/05/2016 Attending football match at Upton Park Liam McKay, Head of Public Affairs, London City Airport Gareth Bacon 14/01/2016 London Government dinner, Mansion House The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord Mountevans Jennette Arnold 03/03/2016 Case of wine (6 bottles) Mayor Boris Johnson Jennette Arnold 12/02/2016 A six day visit to Hanoi, including Air Tickets, British Ambassador to Vietnam Accommodation, Hospitality and a number of commemorative gifts Jennette Arnold 09/02/2016 Dinner at New Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police Joanne 07/07/2016 Hospitality Government of Flanders McCartney Joanne 31/05/2016 Display plate Government of Vietnam McCartney Joanne 09/02/2016 Dinner at New Scotland Yard Metropolitan Police Service McCartney Leonie Cooper 23/08/2016 Lunch with Home Group Home Group Leonie Cooper 28/06/2016 The Bruton Group Evening Reception The Bruton Group Leonie Cooper 09/06/2016 Ashden Invitation: 2016 Awards Ceremony and Ashden Reception Leonie Cooper 22/06/2016 Trust for London Summer Reception Trust for London Leonie Cooper 30/05/2016 Hospitality at Wembley Stadium for Wimbledon AFC English Football League play-offs Leonie Cooper 24/05/2016 One ticket to RHS Chelsea Flower Show, reception Covent Garden Market Authority organised by Covent Garden Market Authority Leonie Cooper 08/05/2016 Flowers sent as gift on election London Sustainability Exchange Sadiq Khan 15/08/2016 2 tickets to The Deep Blue Sea The National Theatre Sadiq Khan 02/08/2016 Glass crystal of The Rock of Gibraltar Chief Minister of Gibraltar, Fabian Picardo Sadiq Khan 17/06/2016 Dinner George Soros Sadiq Khan 10/07/2016 2 tickets to Wimbledon Men's Final All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC) Sadiq Khan 10/07/2016 2 tickets to Stevie Wonder AEG Europe Sadiq Khan 02/07/2016 4 tickets to Florence and the Machine The Royal Parks Sadiq Khan 01/07/2016 Quran stand Tan Sri Dato' Azman Mokthar Sadiq Khan 11/06/2016 5 tickets to the Capital FM Summertime Ball Global Radio Sadiq Khan 03/06/2016 Clothing accessories Giorgio Armani S.p.A Sadiq Khan 11/05/2016 Pen and ornament from Paris Office of Mayor Hidalgo, Mayor of Paris Steve O’Connell 08/03/2016 Lunch at the Sutton Borough Commander's Sutton Borough Commander Commendation Ceremony Tom Copley 04/08/2016 Lunch Peter Bingle, Terrapin Communications Tom Copley 15/07/2016 £100 for a speaking engagement, donated to the London Communication Agency British Humanist Association Tom Copley 22/06/2016 Ticket to the Pride in London Gala Dinner Baker & McKenzie Tom Copley 24/05/2016 x2 tickets to 'A view from Islington North' at the Arts Out of Joint Theatre Tom Copley 20/05/2016 Lunch at Blacklock Sam Emery, London Communications Company Tom Copley 07/03/2016 Thames Water Lunch Thames Water Tom Copley 04/02/2016 Lunch at Langans Brasserie Robert Gordon Clark, Executive Chairman, London Communications Agency Tony Arbour 21/06/2016 Tie James Joyce Tony Arbour 01/06/2016 Two tickets to Lensbury Ball for Tony and Caroline The Lensbury Hotel Arbour Boris Johnson MP 26/04/2016 Book of Children of London Richard Bradbury (former Mayor of London) Boris Johnson MP 05/04/2016 Geox Shoes Mario Morelli Polegate, CEO Geox Shoes (former Mayor of London) Boris Johnson MP 14/01/2016 London Government Dinner City of London (former Mayor of London) Boris Johnson MP 02/02/2016 Dinner Mall Galleries (former Mayor of London) James Cleverly 14/01/2016 London Government dinner, Mansion House The Lord Mayor of London, The Lord (former Assembly Mountevans Member) Richard Tracey 14/01/2016 London Government Dinner at the Mansion House City of London Corporation (former Assembly Member) Roger Evans 13/01/2016 Bellenden 10th Anniversary Evening Reception Bellenden (former Assembly Member) Roger Evans 14/01/2016 Dinner at the Mansion House City of London Corporation (former Assembly Member) Valerie 14/01/2016 London Government Annual Dinner Corporation of London Shawcross (former Assembly Member) .
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