NFU Mutual catches fraudster who tried to claim £54K for gardening

Transplanting of vegetable seedlings into black soil in the raised beds. Growing organic plants in wooden raised beds as a hobby. The farmer's gloved hands are digging a hole in the black soil.
Photo: IRINA NAZAROVA

An insurance fraudster who tried to claim £54,000 for 40 years’ worth of gardening was found fundamentally dishonest by a judge and added to the insurance fraud register.

The woman in her 30s tripped at her Derby place of work while walking along a new, designated path in the dark. She tore a ligament in her left ankle and her employer accepted liability for the injury

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