Correspondence and Memoranda, Nov 1994-Dec 1995

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CCO 508/15/10

Comprises correspondence and memoranda of John Biesmans, Nov 1994-Dec 1995.

Correspondents include:

Bainbridge, Timothy, Secretariat, Group of the European People's Party (EPP);
Brittan, Sir Leon, Member of the European Commission (outgoing only);
Cassidy, Bryan, MEP for Dorset East and Hampshire West;
Donelly, Brendan, MEP for Sussex South and Crawley (outgoing only);
Elles, James, MEP for Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire East (outgoing only);
Inglewood, 2nd Baron (Richard Fletcher-Vane), MEP for Cumbria and Lancashire North (outgoing only);
Judge, Paul, Director-General of the Conservative Party (outgoing only);
Mather, Graham, MEP for Hampshire North and Oxford;
McColl of Dulwich, Baron (Ian McColl), Parliamentary Private Secretary (House of Lords) to the Prime Minister;
McLeod, Aileen, researcher at the Department of European Studies, University of Central Lancashire, and later a Scottish National Party politician;
McIntosh, Anne, MEP for Essex North and Sussex South;
McMillan-Scott, Edward, MEP for North Yorkshire and Treasurer, Conservatives in the European Parliament;
Perry, Roy, MEP for Wight and Hampshire South;
Plumb, Baron (Henry Plumb), MEP for the Cotswolds and Leader, Conservatives in the European Parliament;
Provan, James, MEP for South Downs West and Chief Whips, Conservatives in the European Parliament;
Reid, Andrew, Chairman, Young Conservative Group for Europe;
Stevens, John, MEP for the Thames Valley (outgoing only);
Stewart-Clark, Sir Jack, MEP for East Sussex and Kent South;
Walford, Sir Christopher, Lord Mayor of London.

Subjects include:

Includes:

Note of decisions taken on British Section Away Day, 27 Feb 1995;
Copy of letter, Michael Heseltine to John Redwood, criticising the latter's comments on metrication and the European Union, 22 Sep 1995;
Memorandum by the Chief Whip, James Provan, on the operational effectiveness of the British Section, 5 Apr 1994;
Notes of a meeting between Sir Peter Bowness, Leader of the Conservative Delegation on the European Committee of the Regions, and Roy Perry, 7 Nov 1994.