Irish woman ' targeted in fire service conspiracy'

An Irish woman who claims to have been told to get out of Britain because she did not speak the Queen’s English suffered a “conspiracy of neglect” by her employers, a tribunal heard today.

An Irish woman who claims to have been told to get out of Britain because she did not speak the Queen’s English suffered a “conspiracy of neglect” by her employers, a tribunal heard today.

Ann Neylan, 39, believes she was subjected to ridicule and humiliation after making a complaint over alleged racial abuse in the control room of the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service.

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