Ken Livingstone

Former Independent MP for Brent East

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  • Opposition Day: London Underground (Public-Private Partnership) 13 Nov 2000

    Is my hon. Friend aware that under their contracts, contractors will be fully compensated if they run only 95 per cent. of the existing service? Services can be cut by a further 5 per cent., but they will still be fully compensated. That does not build in an improvement, but allows a further margin for failure.
  • Opposition Day: London Underground (Public-Private Partnership) 13 Nov 2000

    The current best estimate is that work under PPP—that is, work on the lines—might start as early as next September. There is not the slightest doubt that if there were the backing of the Government through the Treasury, bonds could be around in a matter of weeks. Bonds could advance the start of the work, not delay it.
  • Opposition Day: London Underground (Public-Private Partnership) 13 Nov 2000

    I too apologise to the House. I do not wish to snub the new Lord Mayor, and will also miss the winding-up speeches for the same reason.

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Profile

Former Independent MP for Brent East

Entered the House of Commons on 11 June 1987 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 14 May 2001 — General election

Party was Labour until 6 Mar 2000

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Register of Members’ Interests

Last updated: 14 May 2001.

1. Remunerated directorships
Localaction Ltd. (Company formed to cover the publication of Socialist Economic Bulletin and my other writing, media work, speeches, lectures. Contracts researchers and campaigners on my behalf.)
2. Remunerated employment, office, profession etc
Column in The Independent (£15,001-£20,000)
Restaurant column in the Evening Standard.
Contract with Victor Gollancz for book publication.
Article for The Observer.
I carry out regular speaking engagements for the following agencies:
Speakers for Business (£30,001-£35,000)
Prime Performers (£1,001-£5,000)
Interphiz (£5,001-£10,000)
Norman Phillips (£1,001-£5,000)
Right Address (£1,001-£5,000)
JLA (£10,001-£15,000)
CSA (£20,001-£25,000)
Diana Boulter (£10,001-£15,000)
3. Clients
Of the agencies listed above:
London Processing Centre
Card Connections
Miller Freeman UK
Heart of England Tec
GCI Focus
McCann Ericson
PSI Group
Ford Fleet Managers
Prime User Group
Centra Business Services
Staffs Chartered Accountants
Ernst & Young
Pagoda
Association of Surveyors
Comdisco Group
Stakis Brighton
Opus Holidays
Marquee
Chase de Vere
West Coast Publishing
Garden Manufacturers
Motor Retailers
Erith Group
Oxford Union Economics Association (Hays Personnel)
Marcam Solutions User Group
Association of Public House Suppliers
Global Real Estate Institute
F4 Group Agency
Norwood Ravenswood Homes
Iggesand Board
Wansbroughs, Willey
Hargrave
RIC Surveyors
C.I. of Housing
Cliveden Club
Single speaking engagements for Localaction Ltd.:
Herts Chamber of Commerce
Bates Borland Agency
Parliamentary Communications Ltd
Creative Concepts Agency
Insolvency Lawyers
Placemakers Agency
Association of Project Managers
Student conferences
4. Sponsorship or financial or material support
The list of donations over £1000 that I received for my campaign to gain the Labour nomination for London Mayor is as follows:
£13,450.50 Neil Pearson
£6,000 From an evening fund-raising event at the Hackney Empire (artists appearing included Billy Bragg, Jo Brand, Phil Jupitus, Arthur Smith, Gina Yahere, Kevin Day)
£5,000 TGWU London Region
£3,000 FBU London Region
£3,000 RMT London Region
£1,000 Electricians working on the Jubilee Line
£1,000 Dr Liz Partridge
The list of donations over £1000 that I received to my mayoral election fund is as follows:
£200,000 Chris Evans
£104,642.77 Gimpel Fils
£40,000 David Elstein
£5,000 John and Maggie Webber
£5,000 John Holder
£2,000 G. Laurence Harbottle
£1,500 Ian Bell
£1,500 David Clarke
£1.025 M. Turner and C. Cumming
£1,000 Roland Dane
£1,000 Simon Gulliver
£1,000 Tim Miller
£1,000 Barry Carey
£1,000 Reform Club
£1,000 Danny Watts
£1,000 Digby Squires
£1,000 Brian Cox
£1,000 J.G. Cole
£1,000 Jacqueline Ford
£1,000 Lars Mieritz
£1,000 M. Norton-Griffiths
£1,000 Nick Read
£1,000 Michael Grazebrook
£1,000 Matthew Wallis
£1,000 Andrew Marks
9. Registrable shareholdings
(a) Localaction Ltd.

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