Sir
David Jones, who is widely credited with saving apparel and homewares retailer
Next from collapse in the early 1990s, is facing three charges in connection
with forgery and making misleading statements to the market while chairman of
sportswear chain JJB. Also charged with aiding and abetting is Sir David’s son,
Stuart Jones, who was employed as JJB’s head of marketing in February 2009.
They were released on unconditional bail, with proceedings to be transferred to
a Crown Court for 19th April.
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