Tommy Robinson's ex-wife denies failing to file accounts for company facing £300,000 tax bill

See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Published: 13:42 EDT, 13 August 2026 | Updated: 13:49 EDT, 13 August 2026 The former wife of far-right agitator Tommy Robinson has denied failing to file accounts for her company which HMRC says owes £300,000 in corporation tax.Jenna Lennon, 41, was the sole director of Hope & Pride Ltd, which went into liquidation in September 2023.Hope & Pride Ltd collected revenues of £1.18million but has filed no paperwork to explain where the money went, Southwark Crown Court heard.Lennon, of Bedfordshire, is accused of failing to keep accounting records and failing to comply with a court order to provide all books and papers belonging to the firm between 2020 and 2025.Defending, David Rosen said: ‘She says she acted honestly, she took reasonable steps by relying on a professional accountant, and any professional negligence is outside of her control.’But prosecutor Andrew Evans said there were ‘no invoices, no receipts, no accounting ledgers, no adequate records for the Companies Act.’Lennon appeared at Southwark Crown Court today wearing a black dress, speaking only to confirm her name.She divorced Mr Robinson in February 2021 after they married in 2011 and had three children together. Jenna Lennon 41 appeared at Southwark Crown Court to deny failing to keep adequate records Tommy Robinson pictured giving a speech in California divorced Lennon in February 2021 Lennon, of Bedfordshire, denies failing to keep adequate accounting records, failing to preserve accounting records for three years per the Companies Act, and failing to deliver up to the liquidator all books and papers belonging to the company.She remains on bail and will next appear on October 1 for further case management.Lennon is due to stand trial on July 31, 2028.Mr Robinson spoke at an Oxford Union debate in June on a motion called: 'This House believes the West is right to be suspicious of Islam'.Mr Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, appeared along with Reclaim Party founder Lawrence Fox, and Times of Israel journalist Jonathan Sacerdoti. The motion was not carried.