16 men: a team of 11 players, 5 managers.
3 Lords, one Sir, and 12 men who, combined, have had major govt. or Tory jobs. In total, they’ve donated at least £7.3m to the Conservatives, and won 37 Covid19 contracts worth £2.1bn. @allthecitizens presents: GREEDS UNITED
Last night @allthecitizens found a 1/3rd billion gov contract won by a company linked to Conservative donor Lord Ashcroft.
— The Citizens (@allthecitizens) January 20, 2021
\xa3350m Covid19 award goes to company run by Impellam, where former Tory treasurer has \u2018significant interest\u2019. THREAD: pic.twitter.com/eXZxIJJpFM
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We have spent months looking at UK gov Covid 19 contracts, and wondered if major Tory Donors are winning any? What of Alpha Solway - does it have links to a Conservative party donor club? It won 6 PPE contracts worth nearly \xa311 million: pic.twitter.com/QswaRUwXLc
— The Citizens (@allthecitizens) October 23, 2020
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