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At Oldham Coliseum, the CEO can’t explain over £30,000 in trustee expenses, and stays in luxury hotels.
One play is described by staff as “possibly the worst thing they’ve ever seen.”
The company is haemorrhaging money, and staff are instructed not to speak to each other...
Oldham Coliseum is in trouble, again.
One thing a source said to me sums it up perfectly: "It’s one of the most strangely impressive, overt wrongdoings in the arts that I’ve ever come across."
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@thetimes@joshi Friday’s newspapers were rife with a story that Mill subscribers have already known about since April.
The new development: that five people had been arrested in Tameside following our reporting on the local elections.
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Standing in the kitchen, he began chatting informally to a fellow Labour Party member, Vimal Choksi, both with a beer in hand.
Choksi, he claims, had a tactic he should consider: Labour should try to split opposition votes by putting forward its own 'Independent' candidates...
One of the attendees was Philip Wilson-Marks, then Vice-Chair of the Ashton-under-Lyne CLP.
According to him, it was common for Rayner to host such parties. Attendees often stayed over, and Rayner would cook breakfast in the morning. The karaoke machine was often wheeled out...
Last summer, Angela Rayner was hosting a barbecue in her garden.
An email invitation shows she wanted to thank her guests for their continued campaigning outside of election time.
“Bring a bottle of your favourite bevvy and let’s have some fun in the sun!” it read...
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Our investigation into alleged electoral fraud is everywhere this morning after five people were arrested.
Guardian: “The Mill had investigated claims that individuals were encouraged to stand as independent candidates to split opposition votes and benefit Labour.”
🚨 NEW: Five people have been arrested in Manchester over allegations of election fraud
It follows an investigation into the Tameside Labour group which put forward fake independent candidates in the local elections to split votes for opposition parties
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