Architect struck from register after helping colleague cheat on part III exams

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Paul Treacy handed two-year erasure after referring himself to Arb’s professional conduct committee

An architect has been struck off from the register after forming a romantic relationship with a trainee colleague and helping her to cheat on her part III exams.

Paul Treacy was handed a two-year erasure by the Architects Registration Board in a ruling of the regulator’s professional conduct committee last week.

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