Marcus Reedman, 52, is accused of fraudulently claiming over £43,000 of taxpayer money to fund his children's education by failing to disclose a key detail of his living circumstances, though he refutes the accusation.
A retired colonel accused of"dishonestly" using taxpayers' money to pay for his children's private school education has denied fraud.to claim £43,470 of taxpayers' cash.
His eldest daughter and son attended Brighton College, a boarding school estimated to cost £30,000 each a year, while his youngest daughter was a daygirl at the Marlborough House prep school in Kent, for which no CEA was claimed.
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