GLENN ARMSTRONG GETS 12 YEAR BANKRUPTCY RESTRICTION ORDER

On 7th March 2024, Glenn Armstrong was given a 12 year bankruptcy restriction order.

ICC Judge Barton, sitting at the Rolls Building in London, stated the order was neccesary to prevent  harm to the public.

She also commented that "he has  shown complete disregard for his creditors" and "had an entirely unrealistic belief in his finances" His accounting and agreements were works of complete fiction. 

Armstrong is prohibited from amongst other restrictions:

• To act as a director of a company, or form, manage or promote a company, without permission from the court.
• To carry on business under a different name without telling people  you do business with the name (or trading style) in which you were made  bankrupt.
• To try to borrow more than £500 without saying you are subject to restrictions.

This order is in force until 8th March 2036.

Glenn Armstrong could not be reached for comment after, as security informed the accredited media waiting outside that he was "highly upset and emotional in the toilets".

GLENN ARMSTRONG CHARGED WITH 45 OFFENCES OF FRAUD.

Glenn Armstrong (pictured here attending court) was charged with 45 offences of fraud. The prosecution alleged that he had duped potential investors out of funds by a large scale systematic scheme of taking investor's funds but never using it for genuine investment purposes. 

It is alleged that he used the funds on his lavish lifestyle.

The case was sent to Southwark Crown Court by Westminster Magistrates' Court and the prosecution was discontinued on 21st December 2024, as further evidence was required.

Mr Armstrong remains under investigation by the prosecutor with a view to bringing additional charges at a date in the near future.

Glenn Armstrong's trophy and flagship house has finally been repossessed. The gawdy and flashy detached house, that he bragged was his childhood aspiration, is now back in the hands of the receiver acting for the Bank of Scotland.

The house repossession was delayed by various tactics of Charlotte Armstrong and Christoz Wild, the sham tenant who falsely claimed that he occupied Carisbrook House have all been evicted.

Wild was a bogus tenant, that Glenn Armstrong used to try and cling on to his prime residence in which Armstrong and his disturbed wife, Charlotte Armstrong continued to reside, despite claiming he was seperated and no longer lived there.

Christoz Wild appeared remotely at previous hearings to try and delay the repossession. The court hearing before HHJ Bloom at Luton County Court, brought the court into disrepute and was held in contempt, according to court records.

Glenn Armstrong, his wife Charlotte Armstrong and family had already fled left the property.

Bailiffs seized the property at 4pm on 29th July 2022.

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FRAUD CASE

Glenn Armstrong was previously arrested by Thames Valley Police for three counts of fraud by making a false representation, contrary to the Fraud Act 2006. This was alleged to have occurred between 25 February 2014 and 10 August 2014. The case against Armstrong was discharged at Aylesbury Crown Court on 15 September 2017..

RAPE CASE

Glenn Armstrong was previously arrested by the Metropolitan Police on 25 August 2021, for an allegation of rape and common assault. The case was eventually dropped.