Pension fraud court case adjourned for six weeks

Case against sports centre director charged with pension fraud now to be held on 4 May

Martin Richmond
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Pension fraud court case adjourned for six weeks

The pension fraud case against the director of a sports centre has been adjourned for six weeks.

1066 Target Sports Ltd director Lee Bartholomew, 44, of Lockside, Tonbridge, Kent, appeared at Brighton Magistrates Court last week (24 March). In a prosecution brought by The Pensions Regulator...

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