june herrick

🚨 £1.59 BILLION. READ THAT AGAIN. Rupert Lowe has been digging through Government asylum contracts — and what he’s uncovered deserves serious scrutiny. 💷 £1,593,535,200 That was the value of a Home Office contract awarded to Corporate Travel Management (North) Limited for “Bridging Accommodation and Travel Services.” And look at some of the services Lowe found specified in the contract 👇 🍽️ Varied daily menus, taking religious requirements into account. 🥪 Miss the evening meal? Provision for a light snack. 🧹 Routine professional cleaning, with cabins cleaned TWICE weekly. 🧺 Housekeeping laundry service, with a MAXIMUM 48-hour turnaround. 🩺 Assistance registering with GPs and dentists. 🚐 Transport to and from medical appointments. 🎯 Organised recreational activities seven days a week — mornings, afternoons and evenings. 📶 Full Wi-Fi coverage. 📱 Access to new mobile phones. 🚌 Transport provision, including travel into — and beyond — the local area. All contained within an asylum accommodation and travel contract funded by the taxpayer. And here’s another part that deserves scrutiny: 📅 The contract began in February 2023, while Reform UK’s Suella Braverman MP was Home Secretary and Robert Jenrick was Immigration Minister. The Home Office has confirmed it was a direct award through a Crown Commercial Service framework, with CTM the sole supplier on the relevant lot. The final contract signature was completed on 24 March 2023. Taxpayers want to know: ❓ How much was actually spent under this £1.59 BILLION contract? ❓ How much did each individual service cost? ❓ Did taxpayers receive value for money? ❓ Why are detailed financial figures still being withheld as commercially sensitive? This isn’t speculation. The contract exists. The £1.593 BILLION value is documented. Share the figures. Let people make their own minds up.