Pension fraudsters pose as Dalriada staff

WPC chair Stephen Timms asks City of London Police why no criminal action has yet been taken

Hope William-Smith
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Fraudsters who posed as representatives of Dalriada Trustees have so far escaped any serious investigation without explanation, according to Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) chair Stephen Timms.

In a letter to City of London Police national coordinator for economic crime Commander Clinton Blackburn last week, Timms asked for an explanation as to why no urgent action had been taken one mont...

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