Former Corrie actress Catherine Tyldesley is said to have claimed the cash to prop up her business
Catherine Tyldesley is said to have claimed £50,000 from the government furlough scheme, it has been reported.
Actress Catherine and husband Tom Pitfield, who own the company together, are said to have bolstered the business with up to £50,000 from December to April this year. She is the latest amongst a number of celebrities who have claimed money from the UK furlough scheme. It read: "It was a huge error of judgement and a mistake we wholeheartedly take responsibility for and we have paid the full amount back. Gi and Tom x".After facing intense backlash from the public, the mum-of-four decided to do a U-turn and restore all those concerned back to their former positions, and insisted that the welfare of her team "means everything to me".
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