Article: Football League chairman Brian Mawhinney has criticised Sir Trevor Brooking

Article: Comment: An image problem Profile - Brian Mawhinney
The Sunday Telegraph London;  March 2, 1997 ;     700+ words ... ... Ulsterman but an Ulster Prod. True, Dr Brian Mawhinney has spent most of his medical career ... a great deal of difference between Brian Mawhinney and Ian Paisley. Curiously, Dr Mawhinney ... Ireland office between 1986 and 1992. Brian Mawhinney had been eager to play a political ...

Article: Brian Mawhinney, at a party news conference in ...
The Independent - London;  February 13, 1997 ;     241 words ...Keeping council: The Conservative Party chairman, Brian Mawhinney, at a party news conference in London yesterday where he refused to be drawn on a date for the general election. `Whenever the ...

Article: Chris Buckland's Politically incorrect column: Dr Brian ...
Sunday Mirror (London, England);  September 10, 2000 ;     257 words ...THE distinguished figure of Dr Brian Mawhinney has been a regular visitor to Tory HQ recently. He was Party Chairman in the 1997 election when the Conservatives went down to ...

Article: Election 2001: electionwatch - Exterminate A Tory Sir ...
The Mirror (London, England);  May 18, 2001 ;     260 words ...A swing of 15.9 per cent is needed to oust Tory Sir Brian Mawhinney

Article: Mr Mawhinney's empty purse. (influence of political advertising ...
The Economist (US);  September 14, 1996 ;     700+ words ... ... however, be applied to the "demons" campaign, prepared for the Tories by Maurice Saatchi with the enthusiastic support of Brian Mawhinney, the Conservative chairman. The scorecard so far is this. A Gallup poll shows that 73% of voters disapprove of the ads ...

Article: Review - Features: Jesus? He'd have fitted in at Central Office ...
The Sunday Telegraph London;  September 12, 1999 ;     700+ words ...SIR BRIAN Mawhinney is fiercely critical of what he sees as anti- Tory Anglican Church leaders. The former Tory Chairman is an Evangelical who has ...

Article: Dear Brian Mawhinney
The Independent - London;  May 10, 1995 ;     685 words ...No doubt your long-faced officials have briefed you on yesterday's ruling in the Court of Session in Edinburgh. If, on appeal, the judges confirm that Scotrail's chicanery over the West Highland sleeper service was unlawful, it will delay their proposed closure of the service for several months. At