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Benefits fraudster caught working at holiday park despite pocketing £26k after claiming he was too weak to get dressed

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Benefits fraudster caught working at holiday park despite pocketing £26k after claiming he was too weak to get dressed
A benefits fraudster has been caught working at a holiday park despite pocketing £26,000 after claiming he was too weak to get dressed. Graham Gannon, 63, declared he suffered from rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis to gain Personal Independent Payments (Pip). However, the Department of Work and Pensions received an anonymous tip-off pointing to a Norfolk holiday park where he was working as a maintenance man
27 Jun, 10:48
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Benefits cheat, 63, who pocketed more than £26K after claiming he was so weak he couldn't get dressed is caught working a 40-hour week at holiday park
Graham Gannon, 63, was claiming Personal Independent Payments while working at a holiday park in Norfolk. He had claimed he was so weak he couldn't get dressed on his own.
26 Jun, 12:29