Tag Archives: Steve Crowther

UKIP – the new Monday Club?

Posted on November 3, 2014 by Miles King

Bastions of Power: The Institute of Directors           The problem with the internet is that it is easy to make connections between people, events and organisations: you could call it a conspiracy theory generator. It is … Continue reading →

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Red-Tape fire-starter Francis Maude helped made UKIP chair Steve Crowther a millionaire

Posted on October 31, 2014 by Miles King

As I wrote previously, I thought that Steve Crowther, UKIP’s machiavellian chairman, had made a fortune in the world of Ad agencies and marketing. He co-founded a company called April Six in 2000 and then sold it to The Mission … Continue reading →

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UKIP Chairman Steve Crowther – Master of Spin, and lover of Sharks?

Posted on October 29, 2014 by Miles King

UKIP chairman and North Devonian Steve Crowther was heavily involved in campaigning against a windfarm out in the Bristol Channel, and worked with the local CPRE group, as I described in a previous blog. At that time I had singularly … Continue reading →

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