It looks like the first conclusions of the Council's Undercliff investigation may be on their way. The secretive Council committee (that occasionally meets in public and then throws the public out almost immediately) is scheduled to meet in a week's time. It will consider the recommendations of the independent person who has investigated the disciplinary charges against one of the chief officers currently suspended. Presumably the recommendations and what they then decide to do might get into the public domain sometime soon after.
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...and then they will decide that there is insufficient evidence to charge/discipline anyone.
One or two staff will leave by quiet arrangement with a nice payoff, and the council tax payer will pay all the bills.
Is that about right?
Pretty much
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