The disqualified director of a car-clamping company has been convicted for the second time of acting as a director of Regional Clamping Services (UK) Ltd whilst disqualified. Following an investigation by The Insolvency Service, Lee Peacock was first banned for ten years in March 2009, and convicted of breaching the ban in November 2010. Peacock has also been convicted of using a prohibited company name. Ian West, deputy chief investigation officer of the Department for Business Innovation and Skills said: “This case should serve as a reminder to disqualified directors that if you breach your disqualification you will be prosecuted. “The investigation was carried out with the support of Thames Valley Police, who provided evidence that made a significant contribution to the successful prosecution of Mr Peacock.” Peacock’s initial five-year disqualification followed the company Regional Clamping Services (UK) Ltd entering liquidation on 25 February 2009....Read more here