Farrage Milkshake Attacker Lands New Job
Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2019 11:42 am
A man sacked for dousing Nigel Farage in milkshake is back in work - at a shop meters from a stand selling milkshakes.
Paul Crowther was convicted of assault after hurling a £5.25 Five Guys drink at the Brexit Party leader.
But the lactose lobber has now been spotted in a yellow t-shirt selling bath bombs and cosmetics at Lush.
The cosmetic firm's co-founder Mark Constantine is a self-proclaimed "wishy-washy liberal who doesn’t believe in borders”.
A source claims bosses at the Eldon Square branch gave Crowther - whose criminal actions split opinion - a "second chance" after he was axed from his Sky call centre job.
Confirming his appointment, Lush said Crowther - who drenched Mr Farage in a "split second attack" - was appointed due to being experienced at a quick delivery.
A spokesperson said: "Lush's business is based around hand making cosmetics from fresh ingredients and delivering them quickly - something Paul seemed to have experience of."
The new gig means Crowther's store is merely feet from a Krispy Kreme kiosk, which sells £3.30 milkshakes
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/no ... zKOoMeG-4E
Paul Crowther was convicted of assault after hurling a £5.25 Five Guys drink at the Brexit Party leader.
But the lactose lobber has now been spotted in a yellow t-shirt selling bath bombs and cosmetics at Lush.
The cosmetic firm's co-founder Mark Constantine is a self-proclaimed "wishy-washy liberal who doesn’t believe in borders”.
A source claims bosses at the Eldon Square branch gave Crowther - whose criminal actions split opinion - a "second chance" after he was axed from his Sky call centre job.
Confirming his appointment, Lush said Crowther - who drenched Mr Farage in a "split second attack" - was appointed due to being experienced at a quick delivery.
A spokesperson said: "Lush's business is based around hand making cosmetics from fresh ingredients and delivering them quickly - something Paul seemed to have experience of."
The new gig means Crowther's store is merely feet from a Krispy Kreme kiosk, which sells £3.30 milkshakes
https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/no ... zKOoMeG-4E