Monday 21 November 2022 10:35 PM Boris Johnson's former right-hand man Dominic Cummings earns more than £132k ... trends now
Boris Johnson's controversial former right-hand man, Dominic Cummings, earned more than £132,000 from his new IT consultancy business after quitting No10, it has been revealed.
Mr Cummings, who sensationally resigned from Downing Street in November 2020, set up Siwah Ltd only three months later in February 2021.
When it was created the nature of the business was vague, with documents only saying it was involved in 'information technology consultancy activities'.
According to its inaugural set of accounts filed on November 17 the company, which shares its name with an oasis in the Egyptian desert, made £132,666 in its first year.
Boris Johnson's former right-hand man Dominic Cummings (pictured) new business earned more than £132,000 in its first year
Dominic Cummings set up his IT consultancy firm three months after he dramatically quit No10
Mr Cummings carried his belongings out of No10's famous front door in a cardboard box in November 2020
They also show the firm, which is registered to an office in Durham - where Cummings retired to in breach of Covid rules during the pandemic - owed creditors £42,606 and had net assets of £91,055.
Boris Johnson's former top-aide Mr Cummings resigned in November 2020 after the PM's then-fiancee Carrie Symonds reportedly blocked the promotion of his right-hand man Lee Cain following months of civil war on Downing Street.
During his time as Mr Johnson's most-senior official, Mr Cummings issued a clarion call for 'weirdos' and 'misfits' to work in No. 10.
Boris Johnson's (left) former-Svengali Dominic Cummings (right) set up a new technology consultancy firm three months after he sensationally quit No. 10
