24 September (Part 1) - Another B and C story
Business people who open a succession of companies only to close them a
matter of months later are likely to arouse suspicions. How do they make enough
money to start the next one? Do they leave a trail of unpaid debts? It would
seem to be the usual practice and the son of Bexley’s deputy council leader
and his business partner Ms. Byrne must know the game inside out.
When
reports came in a few weeks ago
that the owner of Bexley Cabs and
former occupant of the Black Horse
couldn’t be found I thought a few enquiries might be in order and probed one of his favourite haunts,
Tenterden. The story there turned out to be much the same as in
Tenerife and Bean. A
trail of unhappy people.
In particular the owner of a former registered address spoke of chasing unpaid
rent and how the Post Office keeps delivering mail to him from people who have lost track of
the elusive couple and are without the backing of the
waitress’s
persistent parents. Maybe the County Court Judgment which one
of the debtors has secured will serve to bring the Bexley Barrow Boy to heel.
Note: It’s all Bs and Cs again. Byrne Campbell. Bexley Cabs. Bonnie and
Clyde. And presumably DM Investments is Dymphna and Mark. How long before this
one goes belly up? (Barrow was Clyde’s surname.)