Good old Captain Sir Tom Moore

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d000hg replied

8 February 2022, 16:07
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

No, a separate charity. He raised £33million for the NHS, then his daughter set up a charity in his name.
That is the one that has blown a lot on consultancy

Oh, thanks for that. "consultancy" is pretty wide, if they hired a single contractor from here for a year it might run to most of that!
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Paddy replied

8 February 2022, 11:52
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

No, a separate charity. He raised £33million for the NHS, then his daughter set up a charity in his name.
That is the one that has blown a lot on consultancy

Yes, I just heard a bit more. There have been shell companies setup to disperse the money.
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WTFH replied

8 February 2022, 11:48
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

And? That's like .5% of the total isn't it?

No, a separate charity. He raised £33million for the NHS, then his daughter set up a charity in his name.
That is the one that has blown a lot on consultancy
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d000hg replied

8 February 2022, 11:16
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Good old Captain Sir Tom Moore walking with his Zimmer-frame to raise money from hardworking people so the charity can spend £126,424 on "Consultancy Fees"

And? That's like .5% of the total isn't it?
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Paddy started a topic Good old Captain Sir Tom Moore

8 February 2022, 11:09
Good old Captain Sir Tom Moore

Good old Captain Sir Tom Moore walking with his Zimmer-frame to raise money from hardworking people so the charity can spend £126,424 on "Consultancy Fees"
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