Contact

The Salvation Army's central Press Office for the United Kingdom and Ireland is based at its London HQ:

101 Newington Causeway
London
SE1 6BN

Tel: 020 7367 4700
Fax: 020 7367 4728

Email: press.office@salvationarmy.org.uk

Secretary for Communications: Lieut-Colonel Royston Bartlett
Head of Media: Cathy Le Feuvre
Senior Press Officer: Ann Stewart
Public Affairs Officer: Tim Stone

Tim Stone is the UK Territory's Public Affairs Officer

He has responsibility for The Salvation Army's relationship with politicians and other external stakeholders in the following administrations:

- England
- Scotland
- Wales
- Northern Ireland
- Eire
- European Union

Social justice is the primary issue for Tim to address as spokesman for The Salvation Army. Key issues of concern (in alphabetical order) include:

- Abortion
- Addiction (drugs and alcohol)
- Asylum
- Bio-ethics
- Blasphemy
- Citizenship
- Elderly Care
- Emergency response
- Employment and worklessness
- Environment and climate change
- Gambling
- Gender equality
- Human rights
- Human fertilisation and embryology
- Human Trafficking
- Immigration
- Inter-faith dialogue
- Marriage
- Migration
- Pornography
- Prostitution
- Race
- Sunday Observance

Of course, Tim is not an expert on all these issues - but knows who to ask for help when he needs it.

The Salvation Army's official consultation responses so far during 2008 include:

Topic	Sponsoring Dept.
Gambling - research, education, treatment	Gambling Commission
DWP Commissioning Strategy	DWP
Violence against women	Crown Prosecution Service
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups	DCSF
Counter-terrorism Strategy	Charities Commission
Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups	Welsh Assembly Government
Inter-faith dialogue	DCLG
Housing and Regeneration Bill	ACEVO

Tim would be very pleased to hear from you on these or other issues. Comments or criticisms are welcome.

Tim can be contacted at The Salvation Army's Territorial Headquarters on

Telephone 020 7367 4557
Emailpublic.affairs@salvationarmy.org.uk
Webwww.salvationarmy.org.uk/publicaffairs

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