Emily Holt

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Jayne McCubbin |Emily Holt

Former postmaster offers advice after compensation Jayne McCubbin & Emily Holt, BBC News Jayne McCubbin Bob and Carol Stevenson were victims of the Horizon Post Office scandal which cost hundreds of sub-postmasters their livelihoods, and left many destitute A former sub-postmaster, whose life was "destroyed" in the Horizon computer scandal, has been offered just over half a million pounds in compensation thanks to "proper legal advice" Bob Stevenson, 81, from Gateshead, was initially offered...

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jayne McCubbin |Emily Holt

A former sub-postmaster, whose life was "destroyed" in the Horizon computer scandal, has been offered just over half a million pounds in compensation thanks to "proper legal advice"Bob Stevenson, 81, from Gateshead, was initially offered compensation of £51,000 after losing his family home and business more than 20 years ago. He now stands to receive a settlement of more than £500,000.

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Jayne McCubbin |Emily Holt

A former sub-postmaster, whose life was "destroyed" in the Horizon computer scandal, has been offered just over half a million pounds in compensation thanks to "proper legal advice"Bob Stevenson, 81, from Gateshead, was initially offered compensation of £51,000 after losing his family home and business more than 20 years ago. He now stands to receive a settlement of more than £500,000.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Emily Holt

Image caption, Sophie felt she and her husband had a lack of support from Companies HouseA couple found they were the victims of identity fraud after their address was changed without their consent and fake companies and accounts set up in their name. An investigation by the couple then led them to discover a number of companies listed as being based at the same address, a block of flats in Solihull, in the West Midlands.

2 weeks ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Emily Holt

Sophie felt she and her husband had a lack of support from Companies House [BBC]A couple found they were the victims of identity fraud after their address was changed without their consent and fake companies and accounts set up in their name. An investigation by the couple then led them to discover a number of companies listed as being based at the same address, a block of flats in Solihull, in the West Midlands.