Mayor denies not following due process on Cressida Dicks exit

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Mayor denies not following due process on Cressida Dick's exit

The Mayor of London has appeared before the London Assembly after a Home Office ordered review concluded he effectively 'constructively dismissed' Cressida Dick.

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan and Sir Thomas Winsor appear before the Police and Crime Committee of the London Assembly

Date - 16th November 2022
By - Cash Boyle

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Sadiq Khan has denied any wrongdoing around the departure of former Met Commissioner Cressida Dick, after a review concluded that she was effectively “constructively dismissed” by the Mayor of London. Mr Khan was summonsed to appear...

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