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The UK Taxpayer spent £50,000 to study “Shrimp health in Bangladesh”
Awarded to one supplier; Bangladesh Agricultural University
Awarded by the FCDO
🧵Over 500 companies that assigned c.22,000 visa sponsorship certificates for care workers in 2023 are now dissolved or have entered insolvency procedures*.
Doncaster care company ‘GBU Care & Support Services Ltd’ assigned 484 CoS for ‘Skilled Workers’ in ‘23. It incorporated in ‘22 and dissolved in ‘24. It has now been removed from the visa sponsor register
Its registered address, according to Google maps, is shown below.🧵1/5
Stoke-on-Trent care company ‘Aston Home Care’ assigned 274 Certificates of Sponsorship in 2023.
The only company with that name on companies house is in liquidation. It is still on the visa sponsor register.
The registered address, from Google Maps, is shown below’ 🧵5/5
Coventry care company ‘Momo & Tarek Care Ltd’ assigned 648 certificates of sponsorship for the ‘Skilled Worker’ route from 21-24. As a comparison, Apple assigned 687; Microsoft assigned 505.
According to 24/5 accounts, Momo&Tarek had 6 employees (avg.) In 23/4; 0 employees🧵1/6
The Clacton care firm ‘Efficiency-for Care Ltd’ assigned 1,240 certificates of sponsorship for the ‘Skilled Worker’ route from ‘21-‘24. As a comparison, BP assigned 1,015
According to Companies House, Efficiency-for care is in liquidation. In ‘23, it had 152 employees. 🧵5/6
Leeds care company ‘Limitless Healthcare Services Ltd’ assigned 665 certificates of sponsorship for the ‘Skilled worker’ route in from ‘21-‘24. As a comparison, Rolls Royce assigned 364.
Companies House shows there is a suspended strike-off application. Last accounts show 50 employees. CQC inspection shows there were ‘2 people receiving personal care’. 🧵6/6
Over 2 years, Birmingham City Council spent £84.3million on ‘Transportation Home to School’
The highest paid transport provider was ‘Green Destinations Ltd’ who received £36.6million. ‘AFJ Ltd’ received £17.7million.
Registered offices below.
All spend data in the link below. Thanks to @UKDecline for confirming the 2 year data. Data range is April 2024-April 2026.
cityobservatory.birmingham.g…
According to its published payments, Buckinghamshire Council spent £39.9m on ‘Transport’ in 2025.
The top paid supplier was ‘Neale’s Taxis Ltd’, who received £5.78million over 3,215 transactions.
@UKGovscan has spotted that ‘R&S Travel Ltd’. and ‘Hospital Connections Ltd.’ have the same directors.
@UKGovscan has just told me it looks as though these two companies have been paid £7.5m since 2020.
These are lucrative contracts.
All payment data here:
buckinghamshire.gov.uk/your-…
Contract details here; there may have been a mistake on the 5yr total entered on the government website, as it seems very high.
contractsfinder.service.gov.…
