Alison Wright

Checking politicians' vested interests.
BSc chem and management science. Systems Engineer. MSc science and technology policy. Ex-director IBM Botswana.

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@bbcquestiontime there's evidence of wrongdoing in Companies House by many candidates. By establishing multiple identities in Companies House, in breach of Section 1082, they've been concealing interests from auditors and KYC checks for money laundering. Evidence: Identity fraud.

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

This collective omission raises serious questions about the effectiveness and sincerity of those purporting to represent mortgage prisoners’ interests and underscores the urgent need for independent scrutiny of all parties involved—government, regulators & campaign groups alike.

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

Mortgage Prisoners: How Government Policy and Regulatory Failure Trapped 270,000 UK Borrowers https://t.co/WHCvUeutyt

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

—this core legal breach has been systematically overlooked by nearly all advocacy, regulatory, and parliamentary groups tasked with helping those affected.

[Annette Oliver @monkeymonk2012]

Incinerator coming to Teesside, the tender states it has to be on a Freeport site.
Why? Cheaper labour? Lower environmental standards?

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

Attorney General Richard Hermer: Letter Challenges House of Lords Standards Commissioner Over Failure to Register Matrix Chambers Limited. Email exchange with Lords' Registrar, in comments. https://t.co/T53S7KWP4w

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@mortgageprison @BimAfolami @APPGMortgage @MartinSLewis @hmtreasury @MartinJDocherty I just heard the programme on Radio 4 about how Northern Rock mortgages were sold, trapping those into high interest interest-only mortgages, indefinitely. This sounds like criminal behaviour by the Government since they were aware of this risk and did it anyway. Appalled.

[@mon-adams @Responsiblelen1]

@mortgageprison @BimAfolami @APPGMortgage @MartinSLewis @hmtreasury @MartinJDocherty A snapshot of #ukmortgageprisoners misery

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@JamesMelville It's a breach of natural law.

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

Support me to help stop Companies House facilitating identity and clone company fraud, and to prosecute non-compliance with the Companies Act 2006 by key fraudsters in the Lords. https://t.co/sjKpdIxnSI #CorporateTransparency #LordsAccountability #CompaniesAct2006 #LordFraud

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@KEdge23 Kevin, will you help share this petition?
Candidates don't have to declare their interests until after election which is too late for us to make an informed vote. I propose that they declare their interests in their nomination papers.
https://t.co/OeEO62shx3

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@Neccccy Candidates don't have to declare their business interests until after election. That's too late for us to make an informed vote. To change this, sign here: https://t.co/OeEO62shx3

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@Neccccy He's got interests registered under two identities in Companies House. This compromises the checks that are meant to keep us safe from money laundering, terrorism financing and people trafficking. He's unfit for public office. Criminal breach of s. 1082 Companies Act 2006.

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@jaxon9152010 @NationFirstAust In the UK candidates don't have to declare their business interests until after election. Too late for an informed vote! Is it the same everywhere? If you're British, please sign: https://t.co/OeEO62shx3

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

At the moment candidates don't have to declare their business interests until after they've been elected. Too late for us to make an informed decision. Petition: Require electoral candidates to declare interests in their nomination papers. Please share. https://t.co/OeEO62shx3

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

Tilores "Deduplicating Companies House": 94% of directors comply with the law requiring https://t.co/vewMyc89XC

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

House of Lords Votes to Weaken Transparency: https://t.co/LxKHwKHazT

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

@TransparencyUK The Conduct Committee of the House of Lords have proposed revisions to the Code of Conduct that weaken transparency. Please look at my analysis. They are debating it tomorrow. https://t.co/NadquWc7ql

[Alison Wright @alisonmwright45]

The House of Lords will debate the proposed Revised Code of Conduct. A Compliance Assessment of the Conduct Committee reveals that those Peers will benefit from weakening the transparency because they are serial offenders. #LordsTransparency #Resign https://t.co/fEkC6RG2Jg