Charlotte Gill

Local council Net Zero projects have spaffed away nearly £30 million of public money – and that's just the current projects funded by one Government research arm, says Charlotte Gill in the latest dispatch from DOGE UK.

Charlotte Gill has tracked down the 'secret' base where a group of far Left MPs including Jeremy Corbyn and Carla Denyer plot their radical campaigns. Read what she learned about Pelican House.

Charlotte Gill unveils DOGE UK, a turbo-charged taskforce born from her 'Woke Waste' Substack, aiming to audit taxpayer-funded absurdities and dismantle the bloated machinery of ideological spending. Join the fight!

Charlotte Gill uncovers more Quaker 'do-gooding' – this time by the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust, which distributes millions to Left-wing causes including the Migrant Democracy Project, the Lib Dems and the Greens.

There was uproar when police raided a Youth Demand meeting in a Quaker meeting house. But there's nothing innocuous about the Quakers, says Charlotte Gill: they're behind some of the most well-funded activism in Britain.

Charlotte Gill exposes the hidden open borders industry of charities, universities and arts organisations pushing a pro-migration agenda and funded wholly or in part by us, the British taxpayer.

The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation doles out £49m a year on "migrant justice", "gender justice" and "racial justice" programmes, among others. It's just one part of the ecosystem of far Left ghastliness, says Charlotte Gill.

Rachel Reeves is eyeing £6 billion of welfare cuts in the spring Budget. But why cut benefits and winter fuel allowances when you're still funding 'gay porn studies' and 'queer archives', wonders Charlotte Gill.

The Javaad Alipoor Company is a theatre company with a woke "nine-point manifesto that drives everything we do". Inevitably, the Arts Council is stuffing it with taxpayers' cash. Why do we fund this crap?

Huge amounts of Left-wing money pour out of fat trust funds into causes like open borders and climate reparations that oppose the priorities of the British taxpayer. Charlotte Gill does some digging into one of them.

Why are Brits splurging millions each year funding foreign PhD students to do research in such non-critical areas as "the impact of race, class, gender and coloniality in child-centred learning", asks Charlotte Gill.

Millions of pounds of taxpayers' money end up in the coffers of Left-wing think tanks each year, says Charlotte Gill. Isn't it about time we turned the tables and asked: "Who funds you?!"