Directors of Bolton company banned for years after Covid loan fraud
Two directors of British company Jelly Days Ltd have been disqualified as company directors for 11 and 6 years respectively. The reason is a false application for a Covid emergency loan of £43,000 in 2020.
The loan was not demonstrably spent for the benefit of the company. At the time of liquidation in April 2023, £33,519 was still outstanding.
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