Made false representations for a year
A woman from Port Erin has pleaded guilty to a year-long benefits fraud which saw her wrongly paid nearly £18,000.
Twenty-seven-year-old Kathryne Marie Hill, of Marashen Crescent, appeared at Douglas Courthouse.
She admitted four charges of making false representations to obtain benefits - the court heard the offences had taken place between October 2020 and October last year.
Bail was granted - she'll be sentenced on 19 May.
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