TV bosses are forced to resign: Correction
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Your support makes all the difference.We said last week that Allan Hardy, the commercial director of Yorkshire-Tyne Tees Television, was being blamed for the overselling of airtime and was to be forced to resign. This was incorrect. The only board resignation has been that of the chairman and chief executive, Clive Leach. Mr Hardy remains commercial director, reporting directly to the new chairman and chief executive, Ward Thomas. We apologise for any embarrassment to Mr Hardy and to the company.
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