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Michael Wilson appeared before an Isle of Wight Crown Court judge accused of fraud. AN ISLE of Wight man employed by the Ministry of Defence is accused of defrauding a war veteran. Michael Alan Wilson, of Harvey Road, Newport, denied committing fraud by making false representation to employers, Veterans UK, by claiming he was Frederick Lucy, to change war pension payment details into his own bank account. He appeared before the Isle of Wight Crown Court yesterday (Monday). The offence is alleged to have happened between August 13 and September 23, 2019. He also pleaded not guilty to perverting the course of justice on August 28 last year, by making a false statement to the police that another man was responsible for fraud.
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Lewis Evans A BLIND veteran from Dinas Powys has been joining other veterans virtually to get involved with painting during the lockdown period. The National Creative Project has been created by the charity Blind Veterans UK to keep veterans connected and to prevent them from feeling isolated during the lockdown period. The project focuses on creative activities and allows their veterans to get involved with different hobbies such as gardening and woodwork, from the comfort and safety of their own home. Lewis Evans, 85, has been involved with the painting for beginners and improvers project.
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Former soldier s business used scare tactics to pressure elderly people into buying windows and doors they did not need
The former Royal Welsh corporal s conduct was called disgraceful by a judge
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A former soldier set up a business which targeted elderly people and tried to con and pressurise them into buying new windows and doors they did not need, a court has heard.