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By Amie Gordon For Mailonline. The year-old abused the Continuity of Education Allowance CEA to send two of his children to boarding schools in Dorset until he was reported by a 'frustrated' Colonel neighbour. Welch had claimed he and his wife Charlotte, 54, were living in Putney, south-west London. It comes after Army Major Lloyd Hamilton, who was awarded an MBE for his charity work, was sacked from the forces after illegally claimed taxpayers' money to send his children to one of the UK's most expensive boarding schools.
Welch was caught after an anonymous tip from neighbours claimed he and his wife were never at their London address. But the complaint was dismissed at the time by Mrs Welch, who told her friend the Colonel who reported them must have been 'daunted' by her husband's rank.
She wrote in a text message: 'Perhaps they are daunted by Nick's rank, all of their husbands are two or three ranks below. As well as the custodial sentence to be served in a civilian prison, Welch was retrospectively dismissed from the Army, meaning he will not be able to benefit from the rank of retired major general. The four-week trial heard that Welch lied about how much time he and his wife spent at their Dorset home, just 15 minutes' drive from his children's schools Hanford School pictured.
Major General Nick Welch left the Army in after an illustrious career which spanned more than three decades. He joined the military as a Second Lieutenant in , eventually rising through the ranks to become a two-star general. Maj Gen Welch was awarded with the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in recognition of 'gallant and distinguished services in the former Yugoslavia' in and received his OBE in He retired from the military a year later to enter the private sector, becoming Chief Operating Officer of Bournemouth Arts University, Dorset.
