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The Priory Group: ‘morally bankrupt’ company makes millions for owners while young people die in its care
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Investigating Companies Summer School
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Quarterbridge-MAM: meet the companies waging ‘f***ing war’ on local markets
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Grainger: the corporate landlord cashing in on the housing crisis
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Besson St: Lewisham council and Grainger building private flats on demolished council estate
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Mears Group: scandal-hit council housing profiteer turns asylum landlord
Mears is an outsourcing company working in two sectors: housing management, and home care. It has recently won the £1.15 billion Home Office contract to provide asylum seeker housing in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Yorkshire and the North East of...
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The Priory Group: ‘morally bankrupt’ company makes millions for owners while young people die in its care
Last month, Priory Healthcare was fined £300,000 after 14 year-old Amy
Investigating Companies Summer School
Investigating Companies, Challenging Corporate Power Summer School Learn how to investigate
Quarterbridge-MAM: meet the companies waging ‘f***ing war’ on local markets
Town centre and street markets are at the frontline of gentrification
Grainger: the corporate landlord cashing in on the housing crisis
With house prices unaffordable and social housing unavailable, seven million households
Besson St: Lewisham council and Grainger building private flats on demolished council estate
Besson Street in New Cross is the target for Lewisham Council’s
Waterstones paying millions to US ‘vulture fund’ owners while denying staff living wage
Waterstones staff are demanding to be paid the living wage. Management
Can the University of London afford to bring its workers in-house?
Cleaners, security guards, catering staff and other workers at the University
Tidemill update: the trees come down, the battle for Deptford continues
Corporate Watch has been glad to support Deptford people fighting the
Who’s gentrifying Deptford? Identifying the profiteers, making strategies
On Saturday 23 February Corporate Watch ran a meeting called “Who’s
Who’s gentrifying Deptford? 15 development schemes and the investors behind them
In the meeting with the Tidemill campaign, we started to make
Who’s gentrifying Deptford? public meeting with the Tidemill Campaign this Saturday
Councillors, Housing Associations, Property Developers, Investors … who are the companies and individuals pushing the gentrification of
Mears Group: scandal-hit council housing profiteer turns asylum landlord
Mears is an outsourcing company working in two sectors: housing management,
Elbit Systems: company profile
Elbit Systems, based in Haifa, is Israel’s largest privately-owned arms and
