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Cornwall loses its A-team as three top managers set to depart County Hall’s Children’s Services

Cornwall loses its A-team as three top managers set to depart County Hall’s Children’s Services

Posted By theboss on 18th October 2018

18th October 2018 By Graham Smith Cornwall’s social workers are reeling this morning (Thursday) from news that their leadership team at County Hall is to leave. The three most senior…

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