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==Faire Sans Dire== | ==Faire Sans Dire== | ||
| − | In 1978 he founded [[Faire Sans Dire]] [[https://fairesansdire.org]] which, according to its website [[https://fairesansdire.org/about-us/index.php]], was and may still be | + | In 1978 he founded [[Faire Sans Dire]] [[https://fairesansdire.org]] which, according to its website [[https://fairesansdire.org/about-us/index.php]], was and may still be a niche UK based global intelligence and investigatory organisation. By and large its past and present activities remain secret for obvious reasons. Nonetheless, its past activities are divulged to a degree in its press releases [[https://fairesansdire.org/news/index.php]] and to the extent disclosed may be seen [[User:DoubleAgent|via this link]]. |
==The Burlington Files== | ==The Burlington Files== | ||
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 Bill Fairclough            (Businessman, accountant, spook) | |
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| Born | John William Percy Fairclough 1950/08/31 Stockton-on-Tees, Durham, England |
| Nationality | British |
| Parents | • Richard Alan Fairclough • Margaret Fairclough |
| Spouse | Josefina Repancol Fairclough |
| Interests | • Infiltration • Intelligence • Espionage |
Bill Fairclough's biography | |
Bill Fairclough, as a Wikispooks editor, has a User Page on this site.
Bill Fairclough is a retired English businessman. Overtly he was a Chartered Accountant for over 40 years specialising in fraud prevention and detection and he became the finance director of several well-known businesses. Covertly he also worked in intelligence specialising in investigations and infiltration for almost 50 years. Most of his recent work in intelligence is still shrouded in secrecy for obvious security and legal reasons. Nevertheless, selected information relating to Bill Fairclough's past assignments and investigations in that arena has been disclosed and can be seen via this link.
Faire Sans Dire
In 1978 he founded Faire Sans Dire [[1]] which, according to its website [[2]], was and may still be a niche UK based global intelligence and investigatory organisation. By and large its past and present activities remain secret for obvious reasons. Nonetheless, its past activities are divulged to a degree in its press releases [[3]] and to the extent disclosed may be seen via this link.
The Burlington Files
In 2014, Beyond Enkription [[4]] was published as the first novel in The Burlington Files [[5]] [[6]], a series of six biographical novels based on Bill Fairclough's life. The series was copyrighted by an English company, The Burlington Files Limited [[7]] [[8]]. Beyond Enkription was not written as, and has never been marketed as, a traditional novel because it was written for film adaptation. The purposes of publication were to secure copyright and make the book easily accessible.
Links
- https://everipedia.org/wiki/bill-fairclough (Biography)
- https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Fairclough-119 (Biography)
- http://www.theburlingtonfiles.org
- http://www.fairesansdire.org
Concise Biography
In 1969 Bill Fairclough started his career as a trainee accountant (articled clerk) at Cooper Brothers, later to become Coopers & Lybrand [[9]] and after that PricewaterhouseCoopers [[10]]. Somewhat altruistically, Bill lived a double life from the early seventies working as an accountant in Coopers by day and in intelligence by night. In 1978 he established Faire Sans Dire [[11]] while still employed by Coopers & Lybrand.
In the seventies and eighties, Faire Sans Dire provided a conduit whereby intelligence agencies involved mainly in law enforcement could more easily work together. In those days, many intelligence agencies did not communicate one with another courtesy of the Cold War. Nonetheless, most of them abhorred people trafficking and similar heinous crimes. The goal of Faire Sans Dire was to help prevent the exponential spread of international organised crime which was exploiting the Cold War communications gap.
After leaving Coopers & Lybrand in July 1983, Bill Fairclough continued to work in the international financial services industry until January 1999 while still retaining control of Faire Sans Dire. From 1983 to 1986 Fairclough worked at Citigroup [[12]] and from 1986 to 1999 at the Barclays Group [[13]] including a secondment to the Reuters Group [[14]].
In 1999 he left the Barclays Group after resigning his directorship with Barclays Holdings (now Barclays Directors) [[15]]. He then switched roles and focused on Faire Sans Dire, albeit still covertly until 2010. Even then, he continued to take on directorships openly and covertly (as a shadow director) in various companies not only in the financial services sector but also in property, healthcare and other industries. Bill Fairclough retired in about 2018/19.
References
Summaries, details and explanations of all Bill Fairclough's UK directorships (excluding shadow directorships) may be obtained from these links: (1) http://bit.ly/BillFaircloughDirectorships (2) https://opencorporates.com/officers?q=John+William+Percy+Fairclough&utf8=%E2%9C%93 (3) http://companycheck.co.uk/director/906528948/MR-JOHN-WILLIAM-PERCY-FAIRCLOUGH-FCA-MSI-MCT (4) https://beta.companieshouse.gov.uk/officers/xO1Q7Tk3htRGf497OL_Qg3xznqs/appointments (Please note that Bill Fairclough's directorships in his early life are not included in the computerized records currently accessible by normal Companies House searches.)
