Savannah Spirits Group
(asked on 10th September 2020) - View Source
Question to the Department for International Trade:
To ask the Secretary of State for International Trade, with reference to the publication DIT: spending over £500, January 2019, published in June 2019, what the purpose of her Department’s expenditure of £1,185.06 with Savannah Spirits on 15 January 2019 was; and what items were purchased with that expenditure.
The Aerospace team took a delegation of UK companies to the Savannah Spirits restaurant in January 2019 during a trade mission. £1,185.06 was spent on a dinner for the participating UK companies involved in the mission. Department for International Trade (DIT) officials also attended the dinner.
Trade missions are a crucial tool in connecting UK companies with overseas customers and opportunities, bringing substantial economic benefits to businesses right across the UK.
1. Department for International Trade annual report and accounts
15/07/2021 - Department for International Trade
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Found: year ended 31 March 2021)
Department for International Trade
Annual Report and Accounts 2020-21
(for
2. Department for International Trade annual report and accounts
15/07/2021 - Department for International Trade
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Found: year ended 31 March 2021)
Department for International Trade
Annual Report and Accounts 2020-21
(for
3. DIT: spending over £500, September 2019
23/01/2020 - Department for International Trade
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Found: Transparency data
DIT: spending over £500, September 2019
Spending by electronic purchasing
4. DIT: spending over £500, August 2019
03/01/2020 - Department for International Trade
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Found: Transparency data
DIT: spending over £500, August 2019
Spending by electronic purchasing
5. 2018/19
25/08/2021 - HM Treasury
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Found: 2018-19Department for International Trade
Annual Report and Accounts 2018-19
(for the year ended 31 March 2019)
Accounts
1. Export Control (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020
02/12/2020 - Grand Committee
1: regulations, which were laid before the House on 15 October, are necessary to ensure a functioning export - Speech Link
2. Oral Answers to Questions
15/04/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: concerns that Chinese steel is receiving state subsidies that distort trade, so, working with our allies, we - Speech Link
2: independent. It is an independent decision. The Trade Remedies Authority has teeth and will act accordingly - Speech Link
3: to our de-escalation of retaliatory tariffs in January and has removed the 25% tariff on Scotch whisky - Speech Link
3. Oral Answers to Questions
11/07/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: has worked with partners to ensure that the World Trade Organisation is equipped with the tools needed to - Speech Link
2: are refusing to roll over their existing EU free trade agreements, while many others, such as Switzerland - Speech Link
3: What is my right hon. Friend doing to spread free trade, particularly with our friends in the Commonwealth - Speech Link
4. Oral Answers to Questions
03/09/2020 - Commons Chamber
1: farmers in our trade negotiations. Last Wednesday, I announced the creation of 11 new trade advisory groups - Speech Link
2: to is negotiating dedicated SME chapters in our trade agreements with the US, Australia, New Zealand and - Speech Link
3: in person. I am pleased to hear that the Secretary of State is listening to British business, and I hope - Speech Link
5. Oral Answers to Questions
25/02/2021 - Commons Chamber
1: Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership—a huge free trade area covering £9 trillion of GDP, which contains - Speech Link
2: her Department have achieved in terms of signing trade deals across the world. It is certainly important - Speech Link
3: fantastic job as our trade envoy to that great country. We are currently conducting a joint trade review to identify - Speech Link
asked by: Lord Maginnis of Drumglass
20/07/2020
... such expenditure is recorded. 2. Department for International Trade: Expenditure
asked by: Emily Thornberry
29/01/2021
...439.05 on 21 August 2020. 3. Department for International Trade: Expenditure
asked by: Emily Thornberry
03/02/2021
... how many of the (a) attendees at the dinner at Miller and Carter on 11 February 2020 and (b) people who were provided with hotel accommodation from 5 to 10 February 2020 were (i) not employees of HM Government and (ii) overseas nationals. 4. Trade Bill 2019-21
asked by: Lord Berkeley
04/03/2021
... relating to their Consent to the Trade Bill; what changes were made to the Bill as a result of any such discussions; and for what purpose were such changes made. 5. Department for International Trade: Public Expenditure
asked by: Wendy Chamberlain
20/07/2020
... what the value of promissory notes her Department planned to issue in 2020-21 was for (a) each institution at the Main Estimate stage in 2020 by date to each institution; and the planned value of promissory note issuance is by institution for the remainder of the calendar year 2020.