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Whether his Department has been involved in any discussions with the East Sussex Police about the charging by Mr Ivor Revere of commission on the purchase of the site of the then proposed Brighton City Technology College.
Whether his Department has been involved in any discussions with the East Sussex Police about the charging by Mr Ivor Revere of commission on the purchase of the site of the then proposed Brighton City Technology College.
Whether Mr Revere was required to repay any interest earned by him, or forgone by the public purse, in respect of the commission charged by him in respect of the purchase of the site of the then proposed Brighton City Technology College, referred to in the Answer to the honourable...
Whether Mr Revere was required to repay any interest earned by him, or forgone by the public purse, in respect of the commission charged by him in respect of the purchase of the site of the then proposed Brighton City Technology College, referred to in the Answer to the honourable...
Further to 171 c389-90W, when DES was first informed of discovery by the city technology college trust of the commission of #200,000 charged by Mr Revere on purchase of the site of the Brighton city technology college; what is current valuation of the site; & what will now happen to...
Further to 171 c389-90W, when DES was first informed of discovery by the city technology college trust of the commission of #200,000 charged by Mr Revere on purchase of the site of the Brighton city technology college; what is current valuation of the site; & what will now happen to...
Further to 158 c264W & 171 c145-6W, what factors account for difference between the figures given for the sum paid from public funds for the acquisition of proposed city technology college site in Brighton. - Inc ref to 171 c145W.
Further to 158 c264W & 171 c145-6W, what factors account for difference between the figures given for the sum paid from public funds for the acquisition of proposed city technology college site in Brighton. - Inc ref to 171 c145W.
Further to 158 c264W & 171 c145-6W, to list for each payment specified in respect of Brighton City Technology College, the amount, date of payment, payee & drawer; what sums of public money have been paid to or repaid by Mr Ivor Revere or to or by any company with...
Further to 158 c264W & 171 c145-6W, to list for each payment specified in respect of Brighton City Technology College, the amount, date of payment, payee & drawer; what sums of public money have been paid to or repaid by Mr Ivor Revere or to or by any company with...
That this House, notes that in an Answer of 30th April the Secretary of State for Education and Science discloses that the principal donor to the proposed Brighton City Technology College, Mr Ivor Revere, a director of Greenleaf Planters Ltd., purchased in September 1989 the site of the proposed CTC at the former Fitzherbert School, for the sum of ??2.3 million but sold it to the CTC Trust at a cost of ??2.5 million, making a secret commission for himself from public funds of ??200,000 which was hidden from the CTC Trust until December 1989; further notes that in an Answer of 24th April, Official Report, column 146, the Education Secretary recorded that Mr Revere had undertaken to donate ??1 million in support of the CTC but had withdrawn from his original undertaking without having made any payment; is deeply concerned that financial and other controls at the CTC Trust and within the Department of Education and Science were evidently so slack that an ostensible donor to a CTC was able to become a beneficiary; is disturbed that the Secretary of State failed to offer a disclosure of these facts when asked on 24th April, Official Report, column 146, for a statement on the Brighton CTC; calls for confirmation by the Secretary of State that a police investigation has now been mounted into Mr Revere and his activities; and calls for a special independent audit of the CTC Trust and for the suspension meanwhile of the wasteful and disreputable CTC programme.
That this House, notes that in an Answer of 30th April the Secretary of State for Education and Science discloses that the principal donor to the proposed Brighton City Technology College, Mr Ivor Revere, a director of Greenleaf Planters Ltd., purchased in September 1989 the site of the proposed CTC...