Criminal raking in £4k-a-month benefits says 'it's not that much'

Criminal takes so much in benefits he can make regular donations to Labour party

A serial offender has admitted he rakes in so much in benefits that he can make regular donations to the Labour party.Stephen Nott, 61, has 30 convictions for 69 offences, including burglary and dishonesty.Despite his record of offences, he is eligible for £ 3,000 a month in Universal Credit and a further £750 a month in Personal Independence Payments.His monthly income — equivalent to a taxable salary of £60,000 — was revealed as he was sentenc…

Career Criminal With Child Sex Offence Conviction Says He Donates £100 a Month to Labour.

Stephen Nott, who has 30 convictions for 69 offences, was given a suspended sentence last week for burgling a North Shields holiday flat. He told the court he claims £3,000 a month in Universal Credit, and later told the Mail he also gets £750 in disability payments and donates £100 a month to Labour.

Criminal raking in £4k-a-month benefits says 'it's not that much'

Stephen Nott has 30 previous convictions for 69 offences but is eligible for £3,000-a-month in Universal Credit and £750-a-month in controversial Personal Independence Payments [PIP].