Bus company to pay more than £30,000 after AE failure

James Phillips
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Stotts Tours and its managing director Alan Stott will be ordered to pay over £30,000 for their failure to set up a pension scheme for their staff.

The order comes after the firm and Stott last month pleaded guilty at Brighton Magistrates' Court to a combined total of 16 offences, leading to The Pensions Regulator (TPR) securing its first conv...

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