Council found to have misused nearly £2 MILLION in grant money
A council have been found to have misused nearly £2million in grant money. Barking and Dagenham Council has admitted to misusing £1. 8million of Government funding which was intended to improve public health in the east London borough. The money provided through a public health grant from the Department of Health and Social Care, was supposed to be spent on stop smoking initiatives, tackling illegal vapes and improving health among schoolchildren. Instead, an internal review found the money had
A council have been found to have misused nearly £2million in grant money. Barking and Dagenham Council has admitted to misusing £1. 8million of Government funding which was intended to improve public health in the east London borough. The money provided through a public health grant from the Department of Health and Social Care, was supposed to be spent on stop smoking initiatives, tackling illegal vapes and improving health among schoolchildren. Instead, an internal review found the money had
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