Further delays to sentencing of former trustee behind £250,000 scheme fraud
The sentencing of former Yateley Industries for the Disabled chief executive and chairman Patrick McLarry has been delayed again.
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) issued an operational note on the case last week (17 January) confirming a new date of 31 January. This follows the first delay to the sentencing last month after McLarry...
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