Billy Jackson Update Part 2: Companies of Interest

Northumberland Living

In our last blog on Billy Jackson, we exposed the web of enablers supporting his business operations. In this follow-up, we turn the spotlight on two companies closely tied to him, each raising serious red flags around transparency, investor risk, and possible misconduct. What emerges is not just questionable business practice, but a pattern of…

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Tory Insider Robert Findon Linked to Fraud and Failed Schemes

New Capital Link, the Conservative Party, and the Investment Questions Nobody Is Asking In the world of high-risk unregulated investments, strange partnerships are nothing new. But every now and then, a connection appears that makes you pause. One such link leads straight to the heart of British politics and into the marketing engine of a…

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Debtor Alert: Theodore Global Ltd

Theodore Global Ltd: A Company That Fails to Pay Its Staff and Trades While Insolvent If you’re thinking about working with, or for Theodore Global Ltd, think again. This company has shown a total disregard for legal obligations, ethical employment practices, and financial responsibility. In a judgment issued by the London South Employment Tribunal, Theodore…

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Irene MacKenzie- The Gatekeeper of Silence

Irene MacKenzie and the Web Around William Jackson In the shadows of the alternative investment world, where buzzwords are abundant but redemptions are not, one name continues to reappear, usually in the rear-view mirror of distressed ventures: William Jackson. From Platinum, West Chevington, and Northumberland Living, his branded companies have left behind a wake of…

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The Grim Truth for Loan Note Holders -79th Luxury Living Six Ltd (LL6)

the 79th group

No assets or safeguards. No clear path to recovery. If you’re one of the many investors who entrusted your money to The 79th Group’s loan notes, the latest administrator disclosures confirm what many feared: most of your investment may be lost. New evidence from formal insolvency documents has stripped away any remaining uncertainty. The administrator…

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Overdrawn Directors’ Loan Accounts: How to Avoid Trouble

Many company directors borrow money from their businesses through what’s known as a director’s loan account (DLA). In principle, there’s nothing wrong with this, so long as the money is repaid in a timely manner. Problems arise when the account becomes overdrawn, and the company runs into financial difficulty. If you’re a director with an…

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