Former S4C boss files claim against the channel

Former S4C chief executive has filed a personal injury claim against its former employer in the High Court.

It was dismissed from Publicly funded Welsh language broadcaster after Sian Doyle, comes on November 2023 After alleging “dictatorship” and “creation of fear”.

In a statement by the BBC Newydion S4C, her lawyers said that Ms. Doyle was subject to “really an extraordinary and unfair period of misconduct”, which has “severely damaged her health and goodness” .

S4C and former president Rodri Williams have refused to comment.

It is now discovered that on February, he filed a personal injury claim against the S4C and is also compensating to provide details of his alleged injury by 21 February.

His lawyer, Paul Daniels, said he had no choice but to take action due to the “prolonged” failure of S4C and Rodri Williams, which in response to the failure of their arbitration proposal and the letters of claim Accept unacceptable delays.

According to Mr. Daniel, the claims are for negligence (violation of the duty of care to our customer), illegal harassment, misunderstanding in public office, violation of privacy rights, violations of trust, and data protection violations.

He said: “No one should be treated in this way, whether a senior or a junior employee, an organization and a chairman who legally, fairly and public office conduct There is a need to work legally.

In a written statement, her husband Rob Dial said: “I am very sad with the painful effect that Sian and my family have been in the treatment of S4C and former president.

“The crisis and emotional loss she has suffered is destructive and is affecting every aspect of her goodness.

“This ongoing misconduct has caused permanent loss and we are committed to obtain full justice and accountability under the UK law and nolan principles.”

S4C and former president Rodri Williams refused to comment on the High Court claim.