Restaurant in Northallerton faces fine for employing illegal worker
A Northallerton restaurant faces a £10,000 fine after an employee suspected of working illegally was caught by our officers as part of a nationwide crackdown.
View ArticleTwo takeaways in Leeds face £30,000 fines
Two Leeds based takeaways, Dixy Chicken and Leeds Garden, are facing fines of up to £30,000 following an operation on Tuesday 9 March by UK Border Agency officers to tackle illegal working.
View ArticleSuccessful campaign against illegal working in Leeds
A successful on going series of illegal working operations by the UK Border Agency across Leeds has resulted in five more arrests with financial penalties.
View ArticleSheffield smuggler stopped by UK Border Agency officers in Calais
UK Border Agency officers in Calais this morning seized nearly £10,000 worth of hand rolling tobacco from a 35 year old Sheffield man.
View ArticleFraud gang jailed
Members of an eastern European gang who conned the UK taxpayer out of £450,000 have been jailed for a total of more than 13 years, following an investigation by the UK Border Agency's North East...
View ArticlePotential delays and disruption for passengers and applicants - Wednesday 24...
The travelling public could face potential disruption at UK ports owing to strike action by the Public and Commercial Services Union on Wednesday 24 March. Some of our contact centres and public...
View ArticleThree charged with facilitating unlawful entry into the UK
Three people were charged on Wednesday 24 March with facilitating unlawful entry into the UK by officers from our immigration crime team.
View ArticleSixth member of Eastern European fraud gang jailed
The sixth member of an Eastern European gang that conned the UK taxpayer out of £450,000 was today given a 48 week jail sentence at Newcastle Crown Court.
View ArticleSpecialist supermarket employs immigration offenders
A specialist supermarket in Bradford faces a large fine after our officers found seven immigration offenders employed at two stores.
View ArticleOwners of Indian restaurant guilty of trafficking
The owners of the prestigious Rajput Indian restaurant in Harrogate, were found guilty on Friday 26 March, of a conspiracy to traffic their own chefs into the UK.
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