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	Ivor Richard, Baron Richard - Biocrawler
		Ivor Seward Richard, Baron Richard, PC (born May 30, 1932), is a British politician and former member of the Commission of the European Communities.
		Richard is a native of Carmarthenshire in South West Wales, and went to school in Llanelli before attending the fee-paying Cheltenham College.
		Richard returned to Wales in 1985 and was appointed Chairman of World Trade Centre Wales Ltd., trying to persuade international business to invest in the country of his birth.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Ivor_Richard (778 words)

	National Assembly for Wales: Subject Index: The Richard Commission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ivor Richard was born and raised in Ammanford and attended school in Llanelli.
		Derbyniwn y cyhoeddiad heddiw a dymunwn yn dda i Ivor Richard yn y gwaith pwysig hwn.
		Gwnaiff Ivor Richard waith da, ond gofynnaf am sicrwydd, ar ôl rhoi’r trefniadau terfynol ar waith ar gyfer y comisiwn, ond cyn iddo ddechrau ar ei waith, y dewch i’r Cynulliad hwn ag adroddiad llawn a chaniatáu inni gael dadl lawn yn amser y Llywodraeth ar y comisiwn, ei gylch gwaith a natur ei waith.
	www.richardcommission.gov.uk /content/statement-e.htm (8363 words)

	New Statesman - Paradoxes and circles. Can new Labour succeed where Churchill failed and solve one of the great ...
		Richard and Welfare remind us just how much detailed, useful work the Lords does in scrutinising legislation and examining policy; most people, however, probably think of it as a chamber where tweedy types get red-faced about fishing rights.
		Richard and Welfare plump for a hybrid, two-thirds directly elected, one-third nominated - pointing out that it is the approach put forward by a committee chaired by Lord (14th Earl) Home in 1978.
		Richard and Welfare dismiss this on the grounds that it flouts a manifesto commitment.
	www.newstatesman.com /199905170044 (1351 words)

	Observer \| Game over
		Richard Burnside, affectionately known as Titch, His Boldness or Tricky Dicky, was struck numb by the deaths of his two close friends.
		Richard also asked his father to help him organise a charity football match in memory of Mark and Ivor, and became a crutch for some of the other players who were finding it hard to come to terms with the deaths of their two team-mates.
		At midday, Richard's daughter Kayleigh and Mark's son Ryan led two teams out on to a pitch for a charity football match in memory of the three friends: Clach FC, the local semi-professional team, versus Friends of Mark Thow, Ivor Robertson and Richard Burnside.
	observer.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5046238-110648,00.html (2696 words)

	Ivor Gurney - Gurney Lost and Found: Manuscripts Recently Rediscovered
		A Documentary on Gloucester poet and composer Ivor Gurney is to be broadcast as some of his recently-discovered music scores are prepared for possible performance.
		Appearing in the programme is the chairman of The Ivor Gurney Society, Anthony Boden, who has been in contact with Gurney’s nephew Jack Hayward, who lives in Australia.
		Hayward has a small collection of original manuscripts of piano pieces which were composed in 1907 and 1908 and which are unknown to Gurney scholars in the UK.
	www.geneva.edu /~dksmith/gurney/lostandfound.html (988 words)

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	CIPFA - Wales - News
		However, one of the core conclusions of Lord Ivor Richardâs study is that such a referendum would be âcomplex to devise and might not be justifiedâ.
		Richardâs nine-person committee recommends a beefed-up Assembly â“with membership rising from 60 to 80 AMs, elected by single transferable vote â“ and additional primary law-making powers in currently devolved sectors, such as health and education.
		However, it said Richard had recognised that the âcurrent constitutional settlement was too weak and confusingâ.
	www.cipfa.org.uk /wales/news_details.cfm?news_id=19211 (401 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Welsh Assembly
		However, supporters of the Assembly argue that it is more democratically accountable than the Welsh Office, which was represented in the British Cabinet by a Secretary of State who often did not even represent a Welsh constituency at Westminster.
		In July 2002 the Welsh Assembly Government established an independent commission, with Lord Ivor Richard (former leader of the House of Lords) as chair, into the powers and electoral arrangements of the National Assembly in order to ensure that it is able to operate in the best interests of the people of Wales.
		In July 2002 the Welsh Assembly Government established an independent commission, with Lord Richard (former leader of the House of Lords) as chair, into the powers and electoral arrangements of the National Assembly in order to ensure that it is able to operate in the best interests of the people of Wales.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Welsh-Assembly (739 words)

	House of Commons - Welsh Affairs - Minutes of Evidence
		I think that one of the important aspects of the Richard Commission Report is that it actually pulls together the evidence which really had not been pulled together at all before.
		Lord Richard: First of all, I have a rather basic problem which is that I was charged with looking at the position in Wales, and not with looking at the position in England.
		Lord Richard: First of all, there are signs—and I put it no higher than that at the moment—that the Welsh judiciary is beginning to exert a degree of independence from the rest of the UK.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200506/cmselect/cmwelaf/551/5102503.htm (3601 words)

	Ivor Abrahams RA - Sculptors - Royal Academicians - Royal Academy of Arts
		Ivor Abrahams RA Born: 10 January 1935, Wigan, Lancashire, UK Elected ARA: 31 May 1989
		Ivor Abrahams’s first show was with Peter Blake at the Portal Gallery in 1960.
		His first US solo show was with Richard Feigen Gallery in 1970.
	www.royalacademy.org.uk /print/academicians/sculptors/ivor-abrahams-ra,58,AR.html (290 words)

	Comments on Ivor Dembina : Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide
		Ivor is a classic: strong material and most importantly a funny guy.
		Ivor has to be seen to be believed.
		Ivor has a unique stage presence that I can only describe as personable and charming.
	www.chortle.co.uk /comics/i/462/ivor_dembina/comments (537 words)

	Uncorrected Evidence 551
		Lord Richard: First of all, there are signs - and I put it no higher than that at the moment - that the Welsh judiciary is beginning to exert a degree of independence from the rest of the UK.
		Lord Richard: I do not know what the motives are because I am not in the government, but I think there is a basic logic in asking people to choose where they want to stand and how they want to stand.
		Lord Richard: Along the lines of something similar the Scottish settlement, that everything is devolved except that which is reserved, and where Cardiff would have a power to pass legislation in the way the Scottish Parliament does.
	www.parliament.the-stationery-office.co.uk /pa/cm200506/cmselect/cmwelaf/uc551-ii/uc55102.htm (11474 words)

	Les rendez-vous constitutionnels
		We were delighted to welcome Lord Ivor Richard QC, a Life Peer and former Leader of the House of Lords alongside Sénateur Patrice Gélard and an invited audience of policy actors and commentators to juxtapose the parallels of the functions and future form of the House of Lords and French Senate as part of
		Ivor Richard has already mentioned the German model as a potential blueprint for a “regionally focussed” upper house in the UK.
		The pace of constitutional reform in the UK has encouraged many people to think, like Ivor Richard, that before the different strands of reform can be tied together there should be time for things to settle and find their own direction.
	br.geocities.com /profpito/reformreport.html (10073 words)

	Ivor Richard: Man in the Middle - TIME
		The son of a coal-mining engineer, Richard was born in South Wales, where he became a Labor supporter, as he puts it, "almost by the time I had learned to talk." He won a scholarship to Cheltenham, a leading private school, then went on to Oxford.
		When at his U.N. job, Richard rises early and likes to play a little Chopin on the grand piano in his Fifth Avenue apartment, which he and his wife Alison redecorated with contemporary art.
		That's just a fact of life." To the extent that his future depends on his success at the Rhodesian conference, what is good for Ivor Richard may very well be good for Britain.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,712308-2,00.html (434 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Wales \| Richard report and the reaction
		Reaction to the Richard report calling for more powers for the Welsh assembly was swift, with Secretary of State Peter Hain announcing that it contained "plenty of food for thought".
		But Mr Hain warned that the work of Lord Ivor Richard's commission would have to win the backing of both Westminster and Cardiff Bay before its recommendations went any further.
		The 308-page Richard report was published on Wednesday after two years' work, almost five years after the assembly first sat, and six-and-a-half years since Wales voted for devolution by a narrow majority.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/wales/3586389.stm (1312 words)

	Ivor Gurney - Books & Articles Pertaining to Gurney-A Selective Bibliography
		With illustrations by Richard Walker and an introduction by Herbert Howells.
		Nichol, John R. “Ivor Gurney: The Making of the Poet; an examination of the development of the poetic sensibility and technical capabilities of Ivor Gurney, with reference to the poetry of Edward Thomas and Edmund Blunden.” Ph.D. diss., Worcester College, 1979.
		Written, directed and produced by Bryan Izzard, this is a dramatization of the lives of Gurney, Herbert Howells and Ivor Novello, tracing their fortunes through early youth as pupils of Sir Herbert Brewer to the aftermath of the First World War.
	www.geneva.edu /~dksmith/gurney/booksarticles.html (2199 words)

	Ivor Cutler obituary - Times Online
		THE poet, humorist, illustrator and composer Ivor Cutler possessed a disconcerting talent and a singular ability to view the world from an oblique perspective.
		His admirers spanned the generations, from those who had become fascinated by his doleful Scottish tones in the late 1950s to members of the modern pop generation.
		Ivor Cutler, humorist, was born on January 15, 1923.
	www.timesonline.co.uk /article/0,,60-2072691,00.html (1523 words)

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		As the Richard report makes clear — “We decided to approach our remit from a broad and practical perspective — how are the arrangements working at the moment; what, if any, problems have been encountered; and how could things be improved in the interests of the people of Wales?” (Richard Commission report, p2).
		Lord Ivor Richard himself - described by Rhodri Morgan at the time of his appointment as being “halfway between being 100 per cent Labour Government Loyalist, never departing from the party line, and an independent who is outside the party” - was amongst these sceptics, but was certainly not alone.
		On a purely pragmatic level, the adoption of the Richard Commission recommendations, and in particular primary legislative powers, by the National Assembly for Wales would be good news in terms of better efficiency, more transparency, greater effectiveness, swifter processes and additional accountability.
	www.cymru-yfory.co.uk /downloads/Archbishops_speech_Cytun_event_1stOctober2005.doc (3973 words)

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