Stephen Parkinson (adviser)

Stephen Parkinson is a British political special adviser to Prime Minister Theresa May.

Parkinson worked on her leadership campaign despite being part of the Vote Leave campaign in the EU referendum. He worked as a lobbyist for Quiller Consultants. He is reported to have worked on the team that briefed David Cameron. He successfully campaigned for a No vote in the 2011 referendum on changing the UK's voting system.^[1]

Like Nick Timothy, he was removed from the list of Conservative candidates over his refusal to canvass for votes in the Rochester and Strood by-election, over concerns it broke guidelines.

References

↑ Who's Who in Team Theresa May

British Government Special Advisers

Thatcher Ministry	Guy Black Jonathan Hill Oliver Letwin David Lidington David Willetts

Major Ministry	John Bercow David Cameron Greg Clark George Osborne

Blair Ministry	Andrew Adonis Jon Ashworth Ed Balls Hilary Benn Andy Burnham Tom Bentley Alastair Campbell Patrick Diamond Stephen Hale David Hill Liz Kendall Peter Kyle John McTernan Rohema Miah David Miliband Ed Miliband Jo Moore Sally Morgan Geoff Mulgan James Purnell Emma Reynolds Ed Richards Owen Smith Simon Stevens Matthew Taylor Shriti Vadera Charlie Whelan

Brown Ministry	Jon Ashworth Torsten Bell Polly Billington Stephen Carter Dan Corry Jo Dipple Michael Dugher Joe Irvin John McTernan David Muir Damian McBride Catherine MacLeod Sue Nye Tom Scholar

Cameron Ministry	Hayden Allan Shaun Bailey Jonathan Caine Ramesh Chhabra Ryan Coetzee Luke Coffey Andy Coulson Oliver Dowden Catherine Fall Rupert Harrison Arminka Helic Steve Hilton Graham Hook Edward Llewellyn Poppy Mitchell-Rose Jonny Oates Neil O'Brien James O'Shaughnessy Craig Oliver Richard Reeves Willie Rennie Thea Rogers Eleanor Shawcross Sarah Southern Philippa Stroud Alison Suttie

May Ministry	Jonathan Caine David Goss Graham Hook Fiona Hill Lizzie Loudon Stephen Parkinson Katie Perrior Guy Robinson Nick Timothy Will Walden Craig Woodhouse

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