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The founder members included [[Peter Righton]], Charles Napier, Kenneth Plummer, Richard Alston, [[Tom O'Carroll]], Leo Adamson and Warren Middleton (alias John Parratt), all homosexuals and campaigners for [[gay rights]].   

The founder members included [[Peter Righton]], Charles Napier, Kenneth Plummer, Richard Alston, [[Tom O'Carroll]], Leo Adamson and Warren Middleton (alias John Parratt), all homosexuals and campaigners for [[gay rights]].   

Other members included Stephen Adrian Smith, Barry Cutler, David Joy, Peter Bremner, Father Barry Ingram and Lee Edwards, Mike Williams a scoutmaster, and Richard Travell a Sunday School teacher, all male homosexuals.  

Other members included Stephen Adrian Smith, Barry Cutler, David Joy, Peter Bremner, Father Barry Ingram a Catholic priest, Lee Edwards, Mike Williams a scoutmaster, and Richard Travell a Sunday School teacher, all male homosexuals.  

Among secret members later exposed were Sir Peter Hayman, former British High Commissioner to Canada.

Among secret members later exposed were Sir Peter Hayman, former British High Commissioner to Canada.

Stephen Smith who was at one time chairman of PIE, worked as a machine supervisor at the UK Home Office where he used their office equipment to print PIE newsletters and magazines. He also used his work contact details as the official address and telephone number of PIE. So the organisation could be said to be well inside the British Establishment.

Stephen Smith who was at one time chairman of PIE, worked as a machine supervisor at the UK Home Office where he used their office equipment to print PIE newsletters and magazines. He also used his work contact details as the official address and telephone number of PIE. So the organisation could be said to be well inside the British Establishment.