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Former Lanarkshire boxer misses court date amidst fight for custody of son in Romania
dailyrecord.co.ukA former Lanarkshire boxer facing VAT evasion charges missed a court date this week as he was in Romania fighting for custody of his son.Craig Windsor allegedly avoided paying nearly £43,000 in relation to his gym and sports supplement businesses in Coatbridge.The 40-year-old failed to attend a hearing at Airdrie Sheriff Court and his solicitor, Rowan Myles, explained that he is currently in Romania.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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