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01.07.14

Political Party Funding

Get the data: the Conservative Summer Party in numbers

The Bureau crunches the numbers to reveal what the summer party meant to Tory coffers.

01.07.14

Political Party Funding

Access all ministers: billionaires and lobbyists at lavish party with David Cameron

Inside the secret £11bn conservative fundraiser.

01.07.14

Political Party Funding

Interactive: Who sat with whom at the Conservative Summer Party

The Bureau and The Guardian have collaborated on an infographic to show the key players at the Conservative Summer Party. Scroll down to see an overview of the main tables and where members of the cab...

01.07.14

Political Party Funding

Conservative Summer Party: the multi-millionaires dining with David Cameron

Just who dined with Britain’s prime minister at last year’s Conservative Summer Party?

01.07.14

Political Party Funding

Four things you need to know about the rules on political fundraising

Tickets to the Tory party summer ball are considered donations, according to Electoral Commission rules.

11.06.12

Political Party Funding

Analysis: Political donations by companies hit shareholder returns

Fresh studies reveal companies that contribute to political parties underperform financially.

21.10.11

Political Party Funding

Michael Gove’s constituency receives over £60,000

Education Secretary’s constituency raises considerable funds.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

A wombling influence on the Tories?

A screenwriter, the creator of the Wombles and a celebrity hairstylist are among the Tory donors.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

The biggest Conservative donors from beyond the Square Mile

The Bureau analyses the business sectors giving money to the Tories.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

Hedge funds, financiers and private equity make up 27% of Tory funding

Square Mile contribution to David Cameron’s Conservative party now over 51%.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

Tory tax breaks for the wealthy

Tax reforms introduced in the Conservative’s first year of government directly benefit the wealthy.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

Labour party funding on trade union life support

Data shows the Labour party relies on trade unions for more than 90% of its funding.

30.09.11

Political Party Funding

Hedge funds profit from global economic crisis

As Europe teeters on the brink, London-based hedge funds are still enjoying large bonuses.

23.07.11

Political Party Funding

NI hosted nearly a quarter of hospitality enjoyed by Cameron’s inner circle

David Cameron’s special advisers wined and dined by News International 26 times.

08.02.11

Political Party Funding

Tory Party funding from City doubles under Cameron

Under Cameron over 50% of Tory funding comes from Financial Services

02.08.10

Political Party Funding

Sarah Teather cleared over election expenses

The Electoral Commission will not investigate the Lib Dem MP but does indicate there was some “incorrect wording” on her return.

22.07.10

Political Party Funding

Election expenses: Five more MPs face questions

A further five MPs under scrutiny over their election spending after Bureau investigation.

22.07.10

Political Party Funding

The Phil Woolas file

The Bureau's 2010 investigation into the election expenses of five MPs.

22.07.10

Political Party Funding

The Sarah Teather file

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22.07.10

Political Party Funding

The Ben Gummer file

The Bureau's 2010 investigation into the election expense of five MPs.

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