Birmingham man ordered to repay £300k for Covid support fraud
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 14:38 · Archive
A 46-year-old from Birmingham has been ordered to repay more than £300,000 for falsely claiming Covid support grants.
A 46-year-old from Birmingham has been ordered to repay more than £300,000 after fraudulently claiming grants across three government Covid support schemes. The man defrauded the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, the Bounce Back Loan scheme and the Covid Job Retention scheme.
How it is being reported
- Birmingham conman who defrauded Eat Out to Help Out Covid scheme 'must repay £300k'A Birmingham fraudster exploited three separate Covid schemes designed to support businesses during the pandemicBirminghamLive · 21 Oct, 14:53
- Eat Out to Help Out fraudster told to repay more than £300k after falsely claiming Covid support grantsThe 46-year-old from Birmingham defrauded the Eat Out to Help Out, Bounce Back Loan, and Covid Job Retention schemesExpress & Star · 21 Oct, 14:15
- Eat Out to Help Out fraudster told to repay more than £300k after falsely claiming Covid support grantsThe 46-year-old from Birmingham defrauded the Eat Out to Help Out, Bounce Back Loan, and Covid Job Retention schemesBirmingham World · 21 Oct, 14:11
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