Reform UK Deputy Leader's Firm Moved £613,000 to Party After Loan from Convicted Fraudster

Reform UK Deputy Leader's Firm Moved £613,000 to Party After Loan from Convicted Fraudster

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice's company Tisun Investments received a £78,100 loan in December 2024 from George Cottrell — a US-convicted fraudster and party adviser. Weeks later, Tisun routed £613,000 to Reform UK, then got £655,000 Tice called a Dubai property overpayment, before repaying Cottrell. The National Crime Agency and police are scrutinizing these flows.

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