Former Mid and East Antrim Council boss Anne Donaghy has been convicted of two charges for erasing an email that was subject to a Freedom of Information Act request. The ruling follows a trial over the deleted email. The trial centred on two charges concerning erasing a message subject to the Freedom of Information Act process. After the court ruling after the trial over the deleted email, Donaghy spoke about the outcome. The former Mid and East Antrim Council chief said she will vehemently contest the conviction.
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Ex-council chief convicted of two charges over deleting email - BBC
Ex-council chief convicted of two charges over deleting email BBC
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Former Mid and East Antrim Council chief Anne Donaghy convicted over deletion of FOI email - loveballymena.online
Former Mid and East Antrim Council chief Anne Donaghy convicted over deletion of FOI email loveballymena.online
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Former council chief Anne Donaghy to 'vehemently contest' conviction over deleted email - Belfast Telegraph
Former council chief Anne Donaghy to 'vehemently contest' conviction over deleted email Belfast Telegraph
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Former council chief convicted of deleting email subject to FOI Act - Oldham Times
Former council chief convicted of deleting email subject to FOI Act Oldham Times
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Verdict expected in trial of former council chief over deleted email - London Evening Standard
Verdict expected in trial of former council chief over deleted email London Evening Standard