Exclusive Plymouth Brethren Covid Contracts🧵
When Covid contracts were being awarded, there was a common theme. The Govt used companies owned by members of the Exclusive Plymouth Brethren.
PPE, Tests, Ventilators, Visors, Beds, Packaging all supplied by Brethren companies.
When Covid contracts were being awarded, there was a common theme. The Govt used companies owned by members of the Exclusive Plymouth Brethren.
PPE, Tests, Ventilators, Visors, Beds, Packaging all supplied by Brethren companies.
Unispace (later to become Sante), the office design company, awarded £675 million in PPE to the DHSC. Recently shown to have been put through the VIP route by Michael Gove.
Medco Solutions, a new company only incorporated in late March 2020, awarded contracts worth £950 million for PPE & Tests.
Agile Medical, a healthcare furniture company, awarded contract for £18.5 million for Ventilators.
Kingsbury Press (since sold), a printing company, awarded a contract for Visors worth almost £13 million.
Oska Care, a healthcare bed company, awarded a contract for over £20 million to supply beds/mattresses for the Nightingales. Later, these beds were being sold for as little as £6 as two out of three bought couldn't be used in a clinical setting in the UK
Carlton Packaging, a packaging company, awarded £3 million of contracts for test packaging.
Interestingly, directors of these companies are all connected
Garth Woodcock, a founder of Unispace, is a director of Oska Care and is the brother in law of Chris Glass at Agile Medical
Chris Glass nephews include Anthony Hazell at Unispace & Robert Layton at Kingsbury Press
Garth Woodcock, a founder of Unispace, is a director of Oska Care and is the brother in law of Chris Glass at Agile Medical
Chris Glass nephews include Anthony Hazell at Unispace & Robert Layton at Kingsbury Press
Sebastian Parsons of Unispace is related to the Magee family at Carlton Packaging.
The Magees are also cousins of Garth Woodcock .
There are other family relations between the Hazell, Glass, Woodcock, Parsons, Magee & Layton families.
The Magees are also cousins of Garth Woodcock .
There are other family relations between the Hazell, Glass, Woodcock, Parsons, Magee & Layton families.
Finally, Medco Solutions director Ross Robertson was an employee of Unispace up to the start of the pandemic.
He is also a director of another company alongside Unispace director Anthony Hazell's brother & Dean Hales, the brother of Unispace/Sante directors Gareth & Charles Hales
He is also a director of another company alongside Unispace director Anthony Hazell's brother & Dean Hales, the brother of Unispace/Sante directors Gareth & Charles Hales
The above is just a small sample of the many family & business connections across all of the £2.6 billion contract winning Plymouth Brethren members.
The question still remains around how such a small sect (16,000 in the UK) was so heavily involved in the covid contracts.
Often, in sectors that bore no resemblance to their expertise.
Often, in sectors that bore no resemblance to their expertise.
It is interesting to note that the brethren are prolific deliverers of leaflets/election material for the Tories at Elections and are very active in lobbying their Tory MPs
It helps to have friends in a time of need
It helps to have friends in a time of need
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