daily mail wrote:Whilst one should be cautious in my opinion about speculation in the press, it would be interesting to know who was responsible for cutting the role, when was the idea mooted, what was the rationale for doing so and where was the line of reporting/accountability for the decision.t is believed Miss Jardine-Brown raised concerns about Lord Rennard’s behaviour in September 2008, during an interview with senior officials at the party. Less than eight weeks later, after informing her employer she was pregnant, she was told her role was to be cut.
Cllr Nick Stanton wrote:He said that Cllr Helen Jardine-Brown of South Bermondsey is "quite rightly stepping down to spend more time with her family" after four years on the council.
londonbridge69 wrote:Interesting. The Daily Mail is reporting today thatdaily mail wrote:Whilst one should be cautious in my opinion about speculation in the press, it would be interesting to know who was responsible for cutting the role, when was the idea mooted, what was the rationale for doing so and where was the line of reporting/accountability for the decision.t is believed Miss Jardine-Brown raised concerns about Lord Rennard’s behaviour in September 2008, during an interview with senior officials at the party. Less than eight weeks later, after informing her employer she was pregnant, she was told her role was to be cut.
I understand that Simon Hughes was party president until the end of 2008 and presumably he will be contributing to the various investigations going on.
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