Charity Advertising on a Yearplanner

[BTCH]

Chestnut House in Liverpool produce yearplanners/wallplanners for the Honeyrose Foundation. They ask businesses to sponsor their calendars by buying advertising space on them. There is information you need to know if you are considering entering into a contract with them. This newspaper article (amongst others) appeared in the Daily Mirror last year, shortly after publishers Hamilton Forbes were closed in the public interest by the government…

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/investigates/2007/04/05/conman-lyon-back-on-prowl-89520-18861963/

If the link does not take you to the desired page please go to the Daily Mirror's website (www.mirror.co.uk), type HAMILTON FORBES in the search option and look at the story called CONMAN LYON BACK ON THE PROWL.


Please also not that the Honeyrose Foundation IS NOT a national charity for children, it is for adults in St. Helens Merseyside and they get just 5% of Chesntut House's profits

[Alvin]

And I bet he is still driving around in his new Merc.

The laws over this type of thing leave me speechless.

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