I’m really trying hard not to ask why he needs so many elastic bandsHe would save some coin not having to buy elastic bands toowin win
Climate Change (Global Warming) 🥶🌍🌞
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I use elastic bands to secure baby corn to the bamboo skewers and cavolo nero leaves to the perches.
Perceptive of Exige to realise this
The highest-paid charity CEO in the UK is currently Nick Moakes, the Chief Investment Officer at the Wellcome Trust, earning over £5 million a year. Previously, Steve Gray of Nuffield Health was the highest-paid, taking home around £935,000 in 2019. The Wellcome Trust is known for generous salaries, with 20 employees earning over £400,000 annually.
It’s not just hi paid ceo
I used to travel through Liverpool airport weekly and at first I never noticed the people on the cancer charity stand
But after a while no matter which day or time I traveled it was the same 2 people
They were making a wage
That ain’t charity thats a business
I used to travel through Liverpool airport weekly and at first I never noticed the people on the cancer charity stand
But after a while no matter which day or time I traveled it was the same 2 people
They were making a wage
That ain’t charity thats a business
My ex wife runs the charity that we started when we were together, for people with autism and their families. Like all charities it only functions through donations…private and institutional such as lottery funding. The boxing event I did was towards it. Thanks again for you guys who are responsible for much of those donations
In the last 5 years or so funding from governmental sources, lottery etc has been reduced a lot because it’s been getting funnelled into fucking woke shite.
Support local - it will make a difference to someone who needs it
There’s a reason the UK high streets have a big percentage of shops occupied by the big charities. Free stock (with estimated values for tax back from gov), mostly free staff, and reduced business rates. If people realised that 90+% of those donations went to fund the business of charity and not the purported purpose of it, I’m sure they’d find somewhere that would benefit more from it.
Totally mad , millibrain needs locking up
What happens when a zone isn’t producing enough electricity ? Would the other zone charge higher prices to supply it
www.dailymail.co.uk
What happens when a zone isn’t producing enough electricity ? Would the other zone charge higher prices to supply it
Miliband says 'zonal' energy may happen - but claims bills won't rise
Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband said he was 'studying the detail' amid claims officials have recommended implementing the idea.
I try
Apparently only about half of the biggest 100 charities actually publish this data. It should be a legal requirement.
Among those that do are the Salvation Army, the British Hearth Foundation, Sightsavers, the RNLI, Christian Aid, Oxfam, the NSPCC and Save the Children.
The key metric is the percentage of income that goes to good causes and how much is swallowed up by salaries, costs and admin. The Salvation Army for example pays its chief executive £155K a year (half that paid to the head of bankrupt Birmingham Council, it must be said) but 82% of all income goes directly to charitable causes.
I think I'm right in saying that only 26% of money raised needs to go directly to good causes for an organisation to qualify for charitable status. That seems a very low bar to me.
I try to give only to those charities which publish their accounts, including staff and CEO pay and pension rights, and shows how much raised actually goes directly to the causes they support.
Apparently only about half of the biggest 100 charities actually publish this data. It should be a legal requirement.
Among those that do are the Salvation Army, the British Hearth Foundation, Sightsavers, the RNLI, Christian Aid, Oxfam, the NSPCC and Save the Children.
The key metric is the percentage of income that goes to good causes and how much is swallowed up by salaries, costs and admin. The Salvation Army for example pays its chief executive £155K a year (half that paid to the head of bankrupt Birmingham Council, it must be said) but 82% of all income goes directly to charitable causes.
I think I'm right in saying that only 26% of money raised needs to go directly to good causes for an organisation to qualify for charitable status. That seems a very low bar to me.
Wood-burning stoves WILL be allowed in new homes
Wood-burning stoves will be allowed in new-build homes across England, the Government has confirmed - despite concerns over their impact on air pollution and carbon emission.
rare atmospheric phenomenon'
I wonder what that was
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I wonder what that was
Panic grips blackout stricken Spain as residents told to stay indoors
Madrid's Mayor has urged people to stay where they are, while the regional president has called for an emergency plan to be activated so soldiers can be deployed.
rare atmospheric phenomenon'
I wonder what that was
Panic grips blackout stricken Spain as residents told to stay indoors
Madrid's Mayor has urged people to stay where they are, while the regional president has called for an emergency plan to be activated so soldiers can be deployed.
I imagine this page on the WEF website will be taken down soon;
Speculation will be rife.
Spain admits solar power could be to blame for nationwide blackouts
REE said on Tuesday its preliminary assessment had ruled out cyberattack as the cause of the nationwide power outage that hit most of Spain and Portugal on Monday.
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And Spain is a sunny country...Spain admits solar power could be to blame for nationwide blackouts
REE said on Tuesday its preliminary assessment had ruled out cyberattack as the cause of the nationwide power outage that hit most of Spain and Portugal on Monday.
I can`t help but wonder if this and other similar incidents that have or will happen are being orchestrated to allow a climbdown from the net zero pursuit as resistance is mounting and it may prove easier to move on to a new cash generating system ?Spain admits solar power could be to blame for nationwide blackouts
REE said on Tuesday its preliminary assessment had ruled out cyberattack as the cause of the nationwide power outage that hit most of Spain and Portugal on Monday.
Global Climate Database Fed with Junk Data From RAF Airbase Where Helicopters Hover Over the Thermometer – The Daily Sceptic
A key global climate database is being fed with junk data from an RAF airbase where helicopters regularly hover over the thermometer. Why does the Met Office keep sending junk class data, asks Chris Morrison.
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Possibly why Bair has been wheeled out to slam net-zero as unworkable. To provide the government with an off-ramp and sack Milliband. We can but hope.
Sir Tony Blair slams Labour’s net zero crusade as 'doomed to fail'
SIR Tony Blair has slammed Labour’s net zero crusade – and demanded a total overhaul of Britain’s green game plan. The ex-PM warned it was unfair for Brits to “make financial sacrifices and changes…
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Why I bought a blue car cocker..............................
I wonder did the news come through that the ship was going to be attacked, so she decided not to board?It's all about supporting Hamas now, what happened to the fekkin' weather then Greta
Greta Thunberg was supposed to board the aid ship that got attacked by drones in international waters
More likely she wasn't going to go on it anyway and is being a drama (terrorist supporting) queen - how dare she
