Liverpool Council leader Warren Bradley considered resigning during ethics investigation
Liverpool Council leader Warren Bradley apparently considered resigning during the Standards Board for England investigation into his behaviour.
Here is a copy of a leaked email he sent on Thursday:
From: Bradley, Warren (Leader of the City Council)
Sent: 05 February 2009 13:34
Subject: PRIVATE & CONFIDENTIAL - Standards Board
Dear All,
In case you haven't heard already, I have today been informed of the outcome regarding the allegations that were made about me to the standards board for England.
The outcome is that I have NOT breached any of the 'code of conduct' and NO further action will taken against me.
Can I thank my colleagues who stuck by me throughout the last 18+ months; it has put a tremendous strain on me and my family, and at times I was minded to throw my hand in.
The press coverage has been vitriolic against me and I now hope I am given the opportunity to a response.
Thanks again, I feel slightly relieved to say the least.
Best wishes
Warren
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Could we ask him to reconsider?
Even this short email is barely literate. The phrase 'string' and 'two words together' come to mind.