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Neil Davidson Toronto Wolfpacks Sonny Bill Williams tries to move through two St.Helens defenders during Super League rugby action on Saturday, Feb.29, 2020. Sonny Bill Williams, who wore Wolfpack colours briefly but never made it to Toronto, says he is retiring from rugby to focus on boxing. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Toronto Wolfpack MANDATORY CREDIT March 10, 2021 - 7:16 PM Sonny Bill Williams, who wore Wolfpack colours briefly but never made it to Toronto, says he is ...

Former Wolfpack coach Brian McDermott hopes to stage a one-off game in Toronto later this year.For McDermott, its a chance to repay local fans after the transatlantic rugby league team was unable to. . .

George Wood/Getty Images Sonny Bill Williams talks with his Toronto Wolfpack head coach Brian McDermott after a Super League game against the Castleford Tigers. Toronto were big spenders in their maiden season, with New Zealand dual code international Sonny Bill Williams their major marquee signing on a reported $10 million two-season contract. Englands League Express newspaper reported that Argyle was "believed to have made a commitment to ensure that the club’s former players did receive...

Neil Davidson Toronto Wolfpack captain Josh McCrone raises the Betfred Championship Trophy alongside teammates after defeating the Featherstone Rovers in the Million Pound Game in Betfred Championship rugby league action in Toronto on October 5, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Cole Burston January 11, 2021 - 1:22 PM The British union representing former Toronto Wolfpack players says it is close to a settlement in excess of $1 million with majority owner David Argyle over un...

The British union representing former Toronto Wolfpack players says it is close to a settlement in excess of $1 million with majority owner David Argyle over unpaid wages.Players and staff on the . . .

The Indian Summer restaurant in East Street, Brighton THE DIRECTOR of a swanky restaurant has been banned after dodging his taxes. Byron St John Swales had been in charge of Indian Summer UK Ltd, which ran a restaurant in East Street in The Lanes. But the Brighton venue had racked up debts to the taxman worth more than £130,000. The current restaurant in Brighton retains the same name, but is under the new management of a company called Dragonflybn1 Ltd. Inspectors were called in to...

Director of Indian restaurant in UK banned for dodging tax Byron St John Swales, 56, was the director of Indian Summer UK Limited, which traded as the Indian Summer restaurant on East Street in Brighton. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By PTI LONDON: The director of an Indian restaurant company in Brighton on the south coast of England has been banned for six years after an investigation found that he had under-declared the taxes he owed to the UKs revenue department. Byron St John Swales, ...

Restaurateur banned for tax avoidance Brighton restaurant owner banned for 6 years for deliberately under declaring tax resulting in liabilities of more than £130,000. From: 18 December 2020 Byron St John Swales (56), from Hove, was director of Indian Summer UK Limited, which traded as the Indian Summer restaurant on East Street in Brighton. Indian Summer UK Limited was incorporated in September 2003 but inspections carried out by the tax authorities in 2016 found the company owed £130,17...

Director of Indian restaurant in UK banned for tax dodge SECTIONS Last Updated: Dec 18, 2020, 04:52 PM IST Share Synopsis The director of an Indian restaurant company in Brighton on the south coast of England has been banned for six years after an investigation found that he had under-declared the taxes he owed to the UKs revenue department. The director of an Indian restaurant company in Brighton on the south coast of England has been banned for six years after an investigation found that he h...