A benefits cheat fleeced more than £44,000 from ‘hard-working’ taxpayers by claiming she was single until investigators found photos of her hen do, wedding and Cyprus honeymoon plastered across Facebook.
Judith Blackmore, from Beverley in East Riding of Yorkshire, never disclosed she was in a relationship when she applied for and received benefits and reduced council tax.
The self-described entrepreneur, 64, received Universal Credit on the basis she was single, had no other income and simply shared a tenancy with a man.
Blackmore, who owns a horsebox refurbishment business, also received a council tax reduction on the basis that she was single with no
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