New twist in Ombudsman scandal as council’s standards committee chair quits

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The scandal surrounding the office of Wales’ Ombudsman has taken a new turn with the resignation of a council’s independent standards committee chair who says his position has been undermined

@ShiptonMartin

For decades and decades Wales has been the land of twitching curtains and dust swept under carpets. A series of scandals and poor (dodgy)  governance has come to light recently both in civic and political society. Wales is being let down by those who hold power.

William Aled Jones

PSOW is not fit for purpose

My latest email to the PSOW relating to my complaint about the issue of maladministration at Merthyr Council.

Published by grampageoff1

Democracy Campaigner fighting for the Senior Officers of Merthyr Council, the Chair of Governors and the Head Teacher of Ynysowen Primary School to be made accountable for the cover-up of their failures to follow Safeguarding and Child Protection procedures from February 2016. Also, for the Monitoring Officer to be made accountable for acceding to the demands to sack a Senior HR Officer made by a Cabal of 5 Heads of Primary Schools from the Southern Cluster led by Simone Roden, Head of Ynysowen. Also, for ensuring that the Council complies with the Constitution and the practice of good governance at all times.

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