Editor's letter - March 2015
“In recent months… you would rarely see mention of Towergate without the word ‘troubled’. That has passed for now”
It would have been hard to miss all the headlines over recent weeks and months as the twists and turns of the Towergate takeover saga played out.
As regular readers will know, I’ve repeatedly expressed my hope that the staff would not be the ones to suffer. It is still very early days and there are bound to be further developments. However, the current situation appears positive for those employed at Towergate. This, quite clearly, is good news. What comes next remains intriguing.
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