Where's Our Big Lottery Refund? £425 million raided from our communities: We want it back
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Did you know the Government raided £425 million from the Big Lottery Fund to pay for the 2012 Olympics?

The Big Lottery Fund supports charitable projects that help communities and people in need across the UK. £425 million could have funded over 10,000 charities!

We’re proud of the Olympics, but it wasn’t right to fund them this way. We demand that the £425 million is paid back to the Big Lottery Fund immediately, now that the Olympics are over.

The clock is ticking!

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Latest news

Public Accounts Committee concerned lottery good causes have no influence over sale of Olympic assets
Parliament.UK, 19 April 2013

Has George Osborne forgotten the Olympic 'sacrifice'?
The Information Daily, 21 March 2013

Six months since Paralympics but still no budget refund for charities
Third Force News, 20 March 2013

The Big Lottery Refund: What's happened in a year and a half
Charity Times, Feb/March 2013

MPs raise Big Lottery Refund in Olympics Legacy Debate
Hansard, 14 February 2013

Campaigners demand return of £425m Olympics money to the Big Lottery Fund
Third Sector, 13 February 2013

Big Lottery Refund of up to £150m could be made in 2014
Civil Society, 15 January 2013

Up to £150m of Olympic funds could be returned to Lottery funds by mid-2014
Third Sector, 15 January 2013

Civil servants grilled by MPs on Olympics lottery refund
Parliament TV, 12 December 2012 (see 1:30 and 2:20 in video)

Don't waste Olympic legacy, watchdog warns
Channel 4 News, 5 December 2012

MPs urged to sign Early Day Motion 747
Refund Times , 22 November 2012

Commons debate on lottery good causes
Refund Times , 22 November 2012

Treasury in the dock as DSC demand return of £425m raid
Scottish Herald, 21 November 2012

"We are struggling to stay afloat": Charities fight for £377million Olympics leftovers
Sunday Mirror, 11 November 2012

 

 

 

 

 

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