Gorman House board not going anywhere

johnboy 26 April 2012 26 April 2012 1

Wild rumours were circulating this morning that the Board of Gorman House had been sacked or resigned.

Gorman House has informed us there have been no sackings or resignations.

So there.

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johnboy 9:35 am 27 Apr 12

Although… we’ve heard there will be a statement on staff today.

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