Found: Nr Norman Baker 2R 2007–0813 Dec 2007Parliamentary newsletter funded from IEP contained party- political

Found: Neagle AS (DRU0124 ). 26 Justice Minister for Northern Ireland, Naomi Long MLA ( DRU0113 ), para.2. 27 Norman

Found: Interestingly, Norman Baker—who was the Transport Minister under the coalition Government— came

Found: Norman Baker, who had just lost his seat at the time, said to me, “You will have only made it, Lloyd

Found: I wrote to Norman Baker, making a number of points that I make in this submission.

Found: Prosecutions on deaf survivors of domestic abuse, dated 17 February 2022 Drugs DRU0005 Rt Hon Norman

Found: Norman Baker, Adviser to the CEO at the Campaign for Better Transport, suggested that: fi – unless we

Found: Better Transport, UCL Centre for Transport Studies, Transport Focus, Translink, and First bus Rt Hon Norman

Found: Transport Safety (PACTS)Tim Robinson, CEO of DoddleJoan Walley, Chair of the Aldersgate GroupRt Hon Norman

Found: Next, can I turn to Norman Baker?

Found: Next, can I turn to Norman Baker?

Found: I think the only time that an MP tried to stop one was Norman Baker and the A27 near Lewes.

Found: I think the only time that an MP tried to stop one was Norman Baker and the A27 near Lewes.

Found: I think the only time that an MP tried to stop one was Norman Baker and the A27 near Lewes.

Found: Norman Baker, Adviser to the CEO, Campaign for Better Transport QQ 65Œ72 *Robert Griggs, Policy and

Found: Baker, Adviser to the CEO at Campaign for Better Transport; Robert Griggs, Policy and Public Affairs

Found: At one Policy Exchange event, Norman Baker MP, then a Transport Minister, said as much.

Found: Nr Norman Baker [2R, 2007Œ08] Parliamentary newsletter funded from IEP contained party-political material

The inquiry examined the scale of wildlife crime in the UK, including the damage and destruction to species and habitats. It also examined the scale of, and risks posed by, the illicit trade in wildlife and wildlife products. The inquiry considered the role of the Government and other bodies in England and Wales in preventing, detecting and prosecuting these types of crime, as well as what action the Government could take internationally to tackle the problems of illegal trade.

• Wildlife Crime - publication of Report
• Wildlife Crime inquiry: further information including details of Report and evidence taken
• Letter to the Chair dated 14 April from Norman Baker MP, Minister for Crime Prevention (highlighting change being made to the treatment of wildlife crime within the Home Office Counting Rules for crimes recorded by the police)

14 June 2011

Witnesses: Nick Lester, Corporate Director of Services, Cllr Catherine West, Chair of London Council’s Transport and Environment Committee (and leader of Islington Council), London Councils, and Garrett Emmerson, Chief Operating Officer for London Streets, Transport for London; Mike Penning MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, and Norman Baker MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Transport

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7 June 2011

Witnesses: Paul Watters, Head of Public Affairs, AA, Iain Reeve, Head of Strategy, Transport and Planning Services, Surrey County Council, and Malcolm Bingham, Head of Road Network Management Policy, Freight Transport Association, Professor Phil Blythe, Chair, Transport Policy Panel, Institute of Engineering and Technology, Robin Shaw, Chairman of Learned Society, Chartered Institution of Highways and Transport, and Mike Mackinnon, Director, Capita Symonds, Graham Dalton, Chief Executive, and Simon Sheldon-Wilson, Director of Traffic Management, Highways Agency, and Assistant Chief Constable Nick Croft, South Wales Police, Association of Chief Police Officers

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10 May 2011

Witnesses: David Brown, Director General of South Yorkshire PTE, pteg, and Peter Nash, Policy Adviser, Stagecoach; Dave Turnbull, Legal Director, National Joint Utilities Group, John Pettigrew, Chief Operating Officer of UK Gas Distribution, National Grid, and Roger Culpin, Chair, Joint Authorities Group; and Simon Beasley, Chair, Urban Traffic Management and Control, Andy Graham, Chair, Co-operative Vehicle Highways Interest Group, Intelligent Transport Systems, and Anthony Sharp, Former President, Institute of Highway Engineers

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29 March 2011

Witnesses: Hugh Noblett, Head of Training, Cadence Driver Development, Nich Brown, General Secretary, Motorcycle Action Group (MAG), and Jack Semple, Director of Policy, Road Haulage Association; Robin Heydon, Officer, Cambridge Cycling Campaign, Christopher Peck, Policy Co-ordinator, CTC, the national cyclists' organisation, and Majeed Neky, People and Places Campaign Coordinator, Living Streets; and Mark Kemp, senior member, Transport Committee, ADEPT, James Coates, member of Public Policies Committee, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT), Stephen Glaister, Director, RAC Foundation, and Nick Reed, Senior Human Factors Researcher, Transport Research Laboratory

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The Transport Committee undertook an inquiry into the funding of bus services in England (outside of London) in the light of the outcome of the Comprehensive Spending Review.

The Committee published its report on 11 August 2011.

View the full terms of reference for this inquiry.

Oral evidence sessions

Tuesday 25 January 2011

Evidence given by Nick Richardson, CILT Bus and Coach Forum Committee Member, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Steve Warburton, Operations Manager, TAS Partnership Ltd, and Professor Peter White, University of Westminster. David Sidebottom, Bus Passenger Director, Passenger Focus, Stephen Morris, General Manager, Bus Users UK, Stephen Joseph, Chief Executive, Campaign for Better Transport, and Greg Lewis, Programme Director, Age UK

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Tuesday 22 March 2011

Robert Montgomery, Service Performance Director, Stagecoach Group plc, and Mike Cooper, Managing Director, Arriva Bus UK, and Roger Cotterell, Finance Manager, Compass Travel (Sussex) Ltd, and Ben Colson, Managing Director, Go West Travel Ltd (t/a Norfolk Green), and Keith Halstead, Chief Executive, Community Transport Association UK; and Cllr Peter Box CBE, Local Government Association, and Tracey Jessop, Vice Chair, and Mr David Brown, Director General, South Yorkshire PTE, pteg, and North Yorkshire County Council, witness TBC, and Bruce Thompson, Transport Co-ordination Service Manager, Devon County Council

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Tueday 3 May 2011

Witnesses: Mr Ray Wilkes, Ms Victoria Harvey, Mr Terry Kirby, and Mr David Redgewell; and Norman Baker MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, and Anthony Ferguson, Head of Buses and Taxis Division, Department for Transport

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Oral evidence taken

18 January 2011

Witnesses: Graham Stevenson, National Organiser, Transport, and Tommy McIntyre, National Taxi Representative, Unite the Union, Mick Rix, National Officer, and Michael Hildreth, Secretary, GMB Professional Drivers, Taxis & Private Hire, GMB, and Gavin Soki, Skyline Taxis; Ian Shanks, Partner, Blue Line Taxis, Mr David B. Wilson, Paul McLaughlin, Company Secretary, Delta Taxis, Richard Jarman, Company Secretary, South Sefton Hackney Drivers’ Association, and John Griffin, Chairman, Addison Lee; and Mr Myles Bebbington, Damien Edwards, Licensing Officer, Liverpool City Council, Councillor Cec Tallack, Leader, Milton Keynes Council, and Philip Soderquest, Public Safety and Enforcement Manager, Northumberland County Council

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15 March 2011

Witnesses: Brian Whitehead, Regional Organiser, and Stan Marut, Branch Secretary, London Taxi Brach, RMT, Paul Brent, Chairman, and Tim Gray, Company Secretary, National Taxi Association, Steve Wright MBE, Chairman, Licensed Private Hire Car Association; Kris Beuret OBE, Chair, and John Austin, Vice Chair, National Association of Taxi Users, John Moorhouse, Company Secretary, and Paul Fawcett, Advisory and Research Consultant, TravelWatch NorthWest; Norman Baker MP, Department for Transport

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Found: relevant future annual reports and accounts. 314 Writing in April 2023, the former Liberal Democrat MP Norman

Found: the case for the opening of the archives relating to her reign.139 The former Liberal Democrat MP Norman

Found: Committee, Oral evidence: Reforming public transport after the pandemic , HC 676, February 2021 , Q199 [Norman

Could we be informed who in the Metropolitan Police gave the order to investigate Prince Charle’s charity? Nobody else on the planet would take very much notice of former Lib-Dem MP Norman Baker.

Found: Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport said: Buses are integral to the economy and keep the

Found: Norman Baker from Campaign for Better Transport, said: Affordable bus travel really is a win-win.

Found: Norman Baker MP Minister of State ii | Revised Guidance issued under section 182 of the Licensing

Found: Norman Baker MP Minister of State ii | Revised Guidance issued under section 182 of the Licensing

Found: From: Home Office and The Rt Hon Norman Baker Published 13 October 2014 Last updated 12 January

Found: Relevant interests of spouse, partner or close family member Norman Baker MP, Minister