Friday, 22 August 2014

Reduce your carbon footprint in Devon: Are you cutting your local carbon footprint or are...

Reduce your carbon footprint in Devon: Are you cutting your local carbon footprint or are...: Are you cutting your local carbon footprint or are you adding to it? Local Recycling in Exeter & Devon  http://www.carpetmagiccleaning-...

A1 Positive Recycling has received no-practical-support from any of the following public funded agencies in Devon:  

Here you will find information on organisations that A1 Positive Recycling wanted to work with in partnership with since 2001 only to be told lies by these companies who are still funded large amounts of taxpayers money and yet none of them delivered any of the services as stated on their websites:

Careers Office South West
Devon County Council
Exeter City Council
Exeter Volunteer Council

Exeter CVS Given £757.5Million in Tax Payers Money

Inets South West Given £13Million in Tax Payers Money

Working Links Given £100Million per year in Tax Payers Money

Exeter Job Centre Plus

St Loyes where given £80Million in Tax payers Money

Pluss where given £10Million+ in Taxpayers Money

Exeter University where given £250Million in Taxpayers Money

Exeter College where given £150Million in Taxpayers money

Devon County Council £200Million+ every month

Exeter Community Iniatives where given £500,000 

Exeter City Council Collects £62.5Million every month from Exeter Tax Payers

Exeter Business Support Given £37,000 per year in Tax Payers money

South West Forum  Given £557,419 in Tax Payers Money

The Fruit Tree

Zero 2050 Given over a £115Million in Taxpayers money

The current yearly amount of Taxpayers money wasted is a staggering £2Billion, £742Million, £419Thousand Pounds wasted each year.

As you may be aware others have tried to steal and use our project framework and they have so far failed. These include some of large corporations and educational institutions funded through the Tax payer, Councils, MP's, funded agencies in the South West of England since 2003.

 

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