Yvonne Hobbs is a 59-year-old woman who accused Boris Johnson of owing £535. Is the claim has any truth, or is it some conspiracy against the prime minister?
Yvonne Hobbs filed a complaint against UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on account of unpaid debt.
However, the claim has been struck out, and there is no longer a county court judgment present in the case.
Who Is Yvonne Hobbs?
Yvonne Hobbs, age 59, is a resident of Leicestershire village.
Many have been curious about her after she registered a complaint against Boris Johnson at Downing Street.
She used the Online Civil Money Claims service to claim that the Prime Minister owed her £535.
Furthermore, Yvonne stated that the reason for the debt was “committed repeated defamation.”
Yvonne Hobbs a Covid conspiracy nutjob approached Private Eye with the false #CCJ allegation & they published it. Every newspaper rag then ran with it + the news channels. No surprise Rayner jumped on it too pic.twitter.com/VWPjTVBdau
— CallyJ (@Short2Cjs) May 13, 2021
As per Daily Mail, Yvonne was described as eccentric and a loner.
She is reported to have a reputation for falling out with her neighbors and does not mix with others in the area.
Also, she is a grandmother of two, but there is no mention of her grandchildren on the web.
However, Downing Street has sought out to strike out the claim, and the Prime Minister no longer has the judgment against him.
Twitter & Facebook COVID Conspiracy: Boris Johnson Accuser
Boris Johnson’s accuser, Yvonne Hobbs, has been described as a COVID-19 conspiracy theorist on Twitter and Facebook.
Several articles claim that Hobbs launched multiple issues against Mr. Johnson and public institutions.
Court judgment against Boris Johnson for unpaid £535 debt was for defamation claim
Yvonne Hobbs reported to have launched multiple claims against the prime minister – often sending copies to the Queen and the BBChttps://t.co/2HxqHB9sts#ToriesOut #CCJ— Giving up and having a nice cuppa instead (@GivingCuppa) May 13, 2021
She had sent copies of her complaints to the Queen, the BBC, the House of Commons, and the House of Lords.
Similarly, Hobbs also launched legal actions against Marks and Spencer, Chancellor Rishi Sunak, Royal Mail, and numerous public companies.
However, Boris Johnson was unaware of the complaint until it was made public.
His official spokesman stated that they were working on getting the complaint removed.
As of now, the county court judgment has been successfully removed from the case.
On the other hand, there were speculations that the complaint was related to the controversial No 11 flat renovation.
But, the official sources claimed that it has nothing to do with the renovation of the Downing Street estate.
Also, the bills for renovation have been duly paid by the Government and Prime Minister personally.