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16 cycles wrote:Would like to see an audit on the financials for funding of this trip.....
100K per person to fly to India first class????
DFC wrote:i attended PBD in 2010 !!!
and its a huge and expensive thing and as far as i know, the indian govt paying for everything...hotels, transport, plane tickets, even for some of your shopping. So i dunno if its the case again this year.
Secondly, our Prime Ministered is being honored in this PBD, she, being the focus...its a huge huge thing!
Congrats Madame Prime Minister on such a recognition.
As for Lara going with them....from personal experience i can tell you...Brian Lara is worshipped like God in India...
I used to tell them indians..."Yeah i living close to Brian Lara, we used to play cricket together !!"
And these guys used to respect me for that.
eliteauto wrote:UML enlighten us on the short term benefits you speak of please
brams112 wrote:we get anything from manning summits yet and how much did it really cost?seem like wool in some people ears and still in they yampy eyes too,,,,,,,also who knew how much people the father of pee on them carried with him?short memory, refusing to admit you did not do better or was better is the pee on them,,,,,just ask the rot and he will only blow hot air from his stupid mouth,,,,,,,who in power still don't bother me just like to hear the stupid talk crap,,,
Country_Bookie wrote:^ Well not exactly Becks and Jaggs.....but Cameron did carry all of these fcukers to India:Ministers
David Cameron, prime minister; William Hague, foreign secretary; George Osborne, chancellor; Vince Cable, business secretary; Jeremy Hunt, culture secretary; David Willetts, universities minister; Gregory Barker, energy minister
Business
3i: Michael Queen, chief executive; Arup: Philip Dilley, global chairman; Agusta Westland: Graham Cole, managing director; Aviva: Andrew Moss, chief executive; Benoy: Graham Cartledge, chairman; Berg: Matt Webb, managing director; BAE Systems: Richard Olver, chairman; Balfour Beatty: Ian Tyler, chief executive; Barclays Group: John Varley, chief executive; B&Q and Kingfisher: Ian Cheshire, chief executive; CBI: Richard Lambert, director general; Clifford Chance: Stuart Popham, senior partner; Climate Change Capital: James Cameron, vice chairman; Deutsche Bank: Anshu Jain, chief executive; Freshminds: Caroline Plumb, chief executive; Green Investment Bank Commission: Bob Wigley, chairman and Yell group chairman; JCB: Philip Bouverat, director; Johnson Matthey: Sir John Banham, chairman; Institute of Directors: Miles Templeman, director general; KPMG: John Griffith-Jones, chairman; London Stock Exchange: Xavier Rolet, chief executive; Mott McDonald: Keith Howells, managing director; News Corporation: Matthew Anderson, group director; Nuclear Industry Association: Keith Parker, chief executive; Penguin Books: John Makinson, chairman and chief executive; picoChip: Nigel Toon, president and chief executive; Promethean: Graham Howe, chairman; Rolls-Royce: Miles Cowdry, director of global corporate development; SABMiller: Graham Mackay, chief executive; Solar Century: Jeremy Leggett, chairman; Smiths Detection: Stephen Phipson, group managing director; Standard Chartered: Peter Sands, group chief executive; Standard Life: Gerry Grimstone, chairman; UK India Business Council: Lord Bilimoria, president and Patricia Hewitt, chair; UK-India Round Table: Chris Patten; Mama Group: Stephen Budd, managing director; Vodafone: Vittorio Colao, chief executive; Xchanging: David Andrews, chief executive
Culture and sports
British Council: Vernon Ellis, chairman; British Library: Dame Lynne Brindley, chief executive; British Museum: Neil MacGregor, director; Victoria & Albert Museum: Sir Mark Jones, director; Premier League: Richard Scudamore, chief executive; London Organising Committee of Olympic Games: Lord Coe, chairman; Commonwealth Games England: Dame Kelly Holmes, president; Sir Steve Redgrave, Olympian.
Science and education
Cambridge University: Prof Sir Leszek Borysiewicz, chief executive, Medical Research Council and vice chancellor designate; Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council: Prof Robin Grimes, adviser civil nuclear research; Imperial College: Sir Keith O'Nions FRS, rector; Open University: Martin Bean, vice chancellor; University of Exeter: Prof Steve Smith, vice chancellor and president Universities UK; Wellcome Trust: Sir Mark Walport, director
Parliament
All-party parliamentary group: Jo Johnson MP
Local government
Royal borough of Windsor and Maidenhead: Liam Maxwell, councillor; Sutton council: Sean Brennan, leader of the council, chair of the executive; Upper Eden Community Plan: Alex Birtles, chairman of Upper Eden Futures
Technology
Harry Metcalfe, entrepreneur and web consultant; Edmund von der Burg, independent internet developer; Tim Green, independent website developer; David McCandless, independent author, creative director and information designer
eliteauto wrote:if you're being fair and honest the benefits promised by the last PM re the summits did not materialise BUT.. there was still economic stimulus locally through the provision of goods and services then and the State still has resources from those summits that have been disbursed to various agencies, and we were featured albeit briefly in the world media. Compare that with the capital flight that exists through the myriad flights undertaken by the current PM which are yet to shrow any real economic benefit, at the end of the day this trip was about self-aggrandisement in the form of an award and visit to the motherland, but "oh by the way if we get some business in the mix well cool".Then again as I've said before, there are many on this forum who will happily bash one party and claim to love this country but will happily allow the rape of the treasury if the face of the bandits is one they can relate to
btw Pios is not only Prados and E classes now, there are 2 Gov't Ministers, who saw it fit to use State funds via their ministries to purchase Porsche Cayennes as their official vehicle
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