A Driving School Boss Who Should Be Taught a Lesson ; the Readers Champion

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C. B. writes: After retiring from teaching I decided to train as a driving instructor. I paid Pounds 2,350 to Roadcraft UK of Great Torrington, North Devon, to cover training and exams, plus a supply of pupils for my first year as an instructor.

Roadcraft UK promised Pounds 25,000 earnings in my first year or a full refund. However, three months later, the Driving Standards Agency cancelled my theory test because Roadcraft's cheque for Pounds 50 bounced. Roadcraft's answering machine said everyone was on holiday, and a few days later, I received a letter saying the business had ceased trading. I was told I could sue, but they had no funds, assets or property.

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A Driving School Boss Who Should Be Taught a Lesson ; the Readers Champion

A NUMBER of businesses around the country use the name Roadcraft, but the one you dealt with was not even a limited company. It was a trading name used by two men, Bob Harrod and David Griffin, and they are personally respons...

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