A WEYMOUTH man has been jailed for stealing four bottles of wine and meat from a shop - while failing to comply with a court order. Michael Jon Tweed, aged 41, whose address was Richmoor Hotel, admitted failing without reasonable excuse to comply with the supervision requirements imposed following release from imprisonment, Poole Magistrates Court heard. Tweed admitted failing to attend planned telephone calls on December 30 last year, and two more calls on March 30 and April 7. He also admitted stealing meat worth £56.05 on April 15 at Marks & Spencer in St Mary s Street, in Weymouth, and then stealing four bottles of rose worth £28 at the same store on April 28.
Air Group has appointed of Jon Tweed as its new group distribution director.
Tweed initially joined Air Group as a project consultant in September 2020 to help develop its wider later life lending adviser offering and will now join the business in a full-time role.
Reporting to chief executive Stuart Wilson, Tweed will focus on forging and renewing new and existing distribution relationships.
He will continue his partnership with Air Group’s head of distribution Ray McCarthy, and will be supported by an expanded telephone account management team to deliver on Air’s targets.
Tweed has over twenty years of experience serving the later life market holding positions such as sales director at Hodge for Intermediaries and head of intermediary sales at OneFamily.