Charity
Rapid Relief Team — Conflict of Interest?
The RRT charity invested £200,000 in a company owned by its own trustee's wife's family — Glen Stacey, now one of the UK's three most senior Brethren leaders. No conflict of interest was declared. Referred to the UK Charity Commission.
Planning & Charity
Purchasing Residential Homes for Future Development? — Swanley
The Manor Gospel Trust has spent £1 million acquiring three adjacent cottages, left empty and deteriorating, while its RRT volunteers deliver food boxes to the homeless nearby. The trust received donations likely linked to PPE contract profits.
Planning & Charity
Purchasing a Pub for Future Development? — Chippenham
The Down Gospel Trust acquired a 400-year-old pub funded by a global £120,000 "special universal contribution" — the same mechanism used to pay Bruce Hales personally. Trustees include the brother-in-law of ex-MP Michelle Donelan and the director of the UK's first PPE contract.