"Britain's Kindest Plumber" Accused of Faking Charitable Acts

James Anderson, Founder of Depher Social Enterprise, Faces Allegations of Misconduct

Disabled and Elderly Plumbing and Heating (Depher) Under Scrutiny for Using Photos Without Consent

Anderson, who founded Depher in 2016, has been accused of using photos of vulnerable people for his social media posts without their consent. Depher, a social enterprise that provides plumbing and heating services to disabled and elderly individuals, has come under fire for its alleged unethical practices.

According to media reports, Anderson has posted several stories on social media claiming to have helped elderly and vulnerable people in need. However, some of these individuals have come forward stating that the stories were fabricated or exaggerated.

In a statement released online, Anderson denied the allegations and claimed that the stories about his charitable work were not being made up. He maintained that he had genuine intentions to help people in need.

The allegations against Anderson and Depher have sparked outrage and raised questions about the ethics and transparency of social enterprises. The case has also highlighted the importance of consent and privacy when using individuals' images or personal information.