What he did instead, in all of those years, is the Carrow Trust.
The Carrow Trust is a real charity. It is not a front and it is not a device and nobody has ever suggested otherwise.
It has existed since 2011. It has put about eleven hundred care leavers through further education and four of them have written to me since the November.
It is a good thing and I am not going to be clever about it on this page.
He set it up in the February of 2011. Twenty-two months after that file was opened.
I am not going to say what I think about the sequence of those two dates, because I have said it to him once already and it did not help either of us.
And in the September of 2019, the Carrow Trust awarded a bursary of forty thousand dollars a year to Anwen Pryce.
Aged eighteen. Of Carrow Road. For a four-year course at Belgrave.
