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Spice of Life can continue to trade after being found to have employed workers illegally Spice of Life, on Wellowgate, Grimsby, was subjected to a licensing sub-committee today by members of North East Lincolnshire Council 06:00, 20 JAN 2021 Updated Spice of Life, Wellowgate, Grimsby shortly before the visit from immigration officers (Image: Grimsby Live) Sign up to the Grimsby Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Some...

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A Grimsby businessman cleared his name after his son employed illegal workers at an Indian restaurant. The solicitor for Spice of Life’s premises licence holder Mohammed Abdul Salique argued that the business was owned and run day-to-day by his son Mohammed Hussain Shahir. Mr Shahir was fined £30,000 for employing two staff (£15,000 each) found to be working at the premises who don’t have a right to work in the UK. Evidence from the Home Office said the money currently remains unpaid, despite no objections or appeals submitted since the date of the breach on August 23, 2019. Sarah Clov...

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