Man who lied to get council home ordered to pay London council £23,000

News28.07.2511.15 AM by Ella Jessel

A man who lied to get a council home and then tried to upgrade to a bigger property has been sentenced following a successful prosecution by a north London council.

Office building with Islington Council sign out front

Mustapha El-Azouzi pleaded guilty to fraud relating to his tenancy with Islington Council (picture: Alamy)

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